Terrestrial Ecosystem Restoration

Terrestrial Ecosystem Restoration involves repairing and restoring land areas, such as forests, grasslands, and deserts, that have been damaged or degraded by human activities or natural events. The goal is to boost biodiversity, improve soil health, increase carbon absorption, and ensure sustainable ecosystems. This process may include planting native trees and plants, removing invasive species, restoring natural water flows, and reducing harmful land use practices. Effective restoration helps combat climate change, supports wildlife, and provides benefits like cleaner air and water, contributing to the overall health and resilience of our planet’s land environments.