The symbiotic relationships within old-growth forests are vital not only for forest health but also for the overall welfare of our planet, yet they often go unnoticed.
Protecting intact mature and old-growth forests has been found to be one of the most immediate and cost-effective solutions to mitigating climate change.
Though temperate rainforests have the highest carbon storage potential of any forest type, conflicts over these ecosystems reflect the broader struggle between conservation and industry.
The ongoing management challenges of old-growth forests underscore the need for effective policy frameworks that prioritize ecosystem health and drive preservation efforts.
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