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**Bassines ? Bah Non !** @BassinesNon@social.tmprs.net · 14 avr.

Bassines ? Bah Non ! @BassinesNon@social.tmprs.net

Coupes rases, bois-énergie, subventions : un rapport choc sur la gestion de la forêt en France

Planter un milliard d'arbres en dix ans : l'objectif du gouvernement pour « sauver » nos forêts est critiqué depuis plusieurs années par les ONG environnementales. Cette fois, c'est le directeur par intérim du Secrétariat général à la planification écologique, placé sous l'autorité de Matignon, qui pointe les dérives de politiques publiques favorisant les plantations après coupes rases.

Lire l’article : https://www.novethic.fr/.../biodiversite/.../

Plan large d’un coupe rase... vraimant rase.

#forets #silviculture #CoupesRases

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**Oliver Brendel** @olibrendel@scicomm.xyz · 26 janv. *

26 janv. *

Oliver Brendel @olibrendel@scicomm.xyz

@mustapipa even better if the reforestation efforts are well thought through in terms of species and within species diversity seeded or planted (planted seedlings are less drought resistant than seedlings that had grown from seeds in situ) : nearly one in three tree species are on the IUCN redlist, #reforestation would be a chance to get these locally out of the redlist.
https://iucn.org/press-release/202410/more-one-three-tree-species-worldwide-faces-extinction-iucn-red-list
#Forests #ForestManagement #Silviculture

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**anatole** @anatole@mapstodon.space · 26 janv. 2024

26 janv. 2024

anatole @anatole@mapstodon.space

Climate Analogues for Temperate European Forests to Raise Silvicultural Evidence Using Twin Regions: https://www.mdpi.com/2071-1050/13/12/6522 @climate

#Nuremberg #Bavaria #Germany

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**Ricardo Harvin** @ricardoharvin@mstdn.social · 25 oct. 2023 *

25 oct. 2023 *

Ricardo Harvin @ricardoharvin@mstdn.social

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Everything, Everywhere, All at Once, literally.

#ClimateChange #Forestry #Deforestation #Silviculture

https://mastodon.world/@dottir/111297141025073149

Section of a forest that's been clear cut, a cell tower in the distance to the right looming over the landscape like a sign of the cost of our relentless, thoughtless pursuit of technological modernity at all cost.

Caption: In 2022, the destruction of forests increased by four percent. In total, an area of 6.6 million hectares has been lost.

Image credit: IMAGO/Westend61

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* In 2022, 6.6 million hectares of forest were destroyed.
* Global destruction has increased by four percent compared to 2021.
* Deforestation should be ended by 2030.

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Global forest destruction increased last year, according to a new report. In 2022, the global destruction of forests increased by four percent compared to 2021, according to the report published by several scientific organizations and civil associations in Washington on Tuesday, including the environmental foundation WWF. A total of 6.6 million hectares of forests were lost in 2022. 96 percent of them were destroyed in tropical regions.

The report refers to the public promises made by countries, companies and investors: According to this, an end to forest destruction should be achieved by 2030 and 350 million hectares of damaged landscapes and forests should be restored by then.

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Bad data situation

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It was said that by 2022 the world was a long way from the goal of stopping forest destruction. Above all, agriculture, road construction, fires and commercial logging are the drivers of the destruction. In 2022, global gross deforestation was 21 percent above the value that would be required to end deforestation by 2030.

The data situation on global forest restoration efforts is poor. There is also a lack of a global overview of natural forest recreation.

"The world's forests are in crisis," said Erin Matson, who works at the consulting firm Climate Focus and co-authored the report. "So many promises have been made to stop deforestation and finance forest protection.

But the chance for progress is given up every year." According to the report, deforestation would have to be reduced by 27.8 percent in 2023 in order to keep the promises made. In addition, biological diversity in the forests is "decreasing at an alarming rate".

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Low share of public funds

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But there are also positive developments, the report says. 50 countries worldwide are on the way to ending deforestation. Brazil, Indonesia and Malaysia, which are home to large rainforests that are considered important carbon sinks and have important functions in the fight against climate change, also made progress in combating the loss.

According to the report, $2.2 billion in public funds flow into forests worldwide every year, which is a negligible proportion compared to other global investments. Governments should also create an environment with more incentives for companies to protect, sustainably manage and restore forests, the authors say.

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**Ricardo Harvin** @ricardoharvin@mstdn.social · 25 oct. 2023 *

25 oct. 2023 *

Ricardo Harvin @ricardoharvin@mstdn.social

"Start from the rising #sun and work towards the setting Sun. Take only the sick, the mature, and the downed #trees, the trees that are dead, the trees that are dying. When you reach the end of the #reservation turn, start over, and cut from the setting Sun to the rising Sun and the trees will last forever." – #Menominee #tribal teaching.

The wisdom of the past is vital to successful Everything, Everywhere, All at Once #ClimateChange mitigation.

#Silviculture

#link: https://youtu.be/YPvlGnYZQDY?si=KswoDBeIlSG43feP

YouTubeCan Ancient Wisdom Save the Forests?Par PBS Terra

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