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Brazil pledges ‘largest restoration commitment ever made’

Can fig trees regrow lost rainforests?

Restoring degraded land could mean big financial gains for Latin America

China’s reforestation program a letdown for wildlife, study finds

Logging roads have long-lasting impacts on forests

‘All they need is a head start’: reforesting India’s Western Ghats

Declining pastureland around the globe presents significant conservation opportunity

China’s forests are growing back – but at a cost

In the rush to reforest, are the world’s old-growth grasslands losing out?

The week in environmental news – Feb 05, 2016

With haze threatening return, Indonesian forestry giant pushes peatlands restoration model

Indonesia appoints conservationist to save country’s declining peatlands

Technology for Restoring Wildlife to the Wild, Wild West

Saving the unicorns: using the sun to produce freshwater and restore an endangered species

A bird’s-eye view of forest restoration

Seed dispersal by fruit-eating bats essential to tropical reforestation

Can a wild fishery be bred? Indonesia’s plan to restock its oceans

New genetic analysis aims to guide restoration of overharvested Myanmar teak forests

Long considered tree-killers, lianas may actually help rainforest restoration

Large animals invaluable for tree-seed dispersal and regeneration of tropical forests

Just how useful is forest restoration? New study seeks to find out

Plant wars: some tree species compete better against grasses for reforestation

Initiative to restore 50M acres of degraded Latin American ecosystems by 2020

‘New normal’ approach to conservation comes under fire

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