Forests

Forestry teams are the first line of defence against climate change. Here’s what they need in 2023

Forestry teams need access to the best equipment and training for it if they are going to be able to turn the tide against deforestation and climate change. Image: REUTERS/Adria Malcolm

Yishan Wong
Founder, Terraformation
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