- Large intact forests and connected landscapes support biodiversity and ecosystem processes.
- Globally, more than half of the world’s forests became more fragmented between 2000 and 2020, according to a new Science study, with the highest rates in the tropics.
- The study used new measures of fragmentation that more closely align with ecological functions and is higher than previous estimates of fragmentation rates.
- The study also finds that in the tropical forests, protected areas experienced much lower rates of fragmentation than similar unprotected forests.
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I am not taking any action sorry. I am poor, and crushed by capitalism and a Christo-fascist government that hates the majority of it people. I’m now a Misanthropic Anti-Natalist. When all the human nightmare creatures are extinct, the forests on this planet will be just fine.