How to protect the biodiverse ecosystems of the Amazon Rainforest and other natural biodiverse forests, the unique old-growth trees that occur in them from logging, and also protect other biodiverse green areas from total degradation, from predatory pseudo forestry?
How to protect the Forests of the planet from destruction and thus save the world, protect the climate and biosphere of the planet for future generations of people?
Highly biodiverse natural forests have been forming for thousands of years, and through the use of predatory pseudo-management of forests, predatory logging of entire stands, including aged old-growth forests, burning of forests for productive unsustainable agricultural crops, etc., forest areas are rapidly decreasing year by year. Highly biodiverse natural forests are characterized by an abundance of many species of flora, fauna and other types of forms of living organisms linked by various ecological relationships and relations. They create a specific microclimate softening the local climate. They significantly increase water retention and water absorption by the biosphere of the forest ecosystem. High biodiversity of life forms, including ecologically interacting different life forms of flora, fauna, fungi and microorganisms creates sustainability of the adapted to specific climatic, geological, etc. natural ecosystems. Highly biodiverse natural forests are characterized by high levels of absorption of part of human-generated CO2 emissions and oxygen production. Highly biodiverse natural forests are also characterized by a high level of ecological, natural and environmental sustainability, as well as a high level of resilience to various adverse influences, the actions of external abiotic and biotic factors that could throw a sustainable natural ecosystem out of balance if it were susceptible to certain factors. Considering the more than 3 billion year period of evolutionary development of life forms, sustainability and biodiversity are the greatest achievements of the evolution of life on planet Earth. In view of the accelerating climate crisis, the accelerating process of global warming of the planet's atmosphere, the role of 21st century man who appreciates these resources and achievements of nature should be the ever-increasing scale of the protection of natural biodiversity and the pursuit of sustainability. In this regard, the unfavorable civilizational processes acting on natural biodiverse ecosystems should be reversed. Forest deforestation processes should be replaced by aforestation processes after industrial degraded areas. The increasingly frequent climatic disasters resulting from climate change, the increasingly rapid process of global warming, in addition to the Covid-19 pandemic of 2020, force us to reflect on the scale of imbalance in nature by the development of civilization. It is necessary to reverse these negative processes, restore the balance, reduce environmental pollution, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, develop renewable energy sources, implement the principles of sustainable development based on the concept of sustainable green closed-loop economics, etc. It is necessary to change the development of civilization so as to increase the scope of sustainability, rehabilitate areas degraded by industrial development, significantly increase the level of protection of biodiverse natural forests, develop programs for reforestation of wasteland, areas of depleted soils, replace intensive and industrial agriculture with sustainable organic agriculture, etc. It is essential to increase the areas under strict nature protection and create more national and landscape parks. The entire area of the natural, highly biodiverse, containing unique species of flora and fauna, natural rainforests of the Amazon should be established not only as a national park but also as a planetary natural heritage park, and therefore the entire natural area of the Amazon should be placed under strict protection.
In view of the above, I address the following question to the esteemed community of scientists and researchers:
How to protect the biodiverse ecosystems of the Amazon Rainforest and other natural biodiverse forests, the unique old-growth forests that occur in them from logging, and also protect other biodiverse green areas from total degradation, from predatory pseudo forestry?
How to protect the Forests of the planet from destruction and thus save the world, protect the climate and biosphere of the planet for future generations of people?
How to protect the biodiverse ecosystems of the Amazon Rainforest from total degradation?
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What do you think about this topic?
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The above text is entirely my own work written by me on the basis of my research.
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Dariusz Prokopowicz
Protecting the biodiverse ecosystems of the Amazon Rainforest from total degradation requires a multifaceted approach:
1. **Conservation Efforts:** Establish and enforce protected areas, national parks, and wildlife reserves to safeguard critical habitats. Implement strict anti-deforestation laws and ensure their enforcement.
2. **Indigenous Land Rights:** Respect and support the land rights of indigenous peoples who have historically lived in harmony with the rainforest. Indigenous communities often serve as effective stewards of the land.
3. **Sustainable Development:** Promote sustainable development practices that provide economic alternatives to activities like logging and agriculture. This includes supporting eco-friendly industries and promoting responsible tourism.
4. **International Collaboration:** Encourage international collaboration and agreements to combat illegal logging, wildlife trafficking, and other environmental crimes. Global cooperation is essential to address the issue comprehensively.
5. **Research and Monitoring:** Invest in scientific research and monitoring programs to understand the rainforest's ecosystems better. This knowledge can inform conservation strategies and help adapt them as needed.
6. **Climate Change Mitigation:** Address climate change, which poses a significant threat to the Amazon. Supporting renewable energy sources and reducing greenhouse gas emissions globally can mitigate the impact of climate change on the rainforest.
7. **Public Awareness:** Raise awareness about the importance of the Amazon Rainforest and its biodiversity. Public support can put pressure on governments and corporations to take necessary actions for conservation.
8. **Corporate Responsibility:** Hold corporations accountable for their environmental impact. Encourage sustainable supply chains and responsible business practices, especially in industries like agriculture, logging, and mining.
9. **Restoration Efforts:** Support reforestation and afforestation projects to restore degraded areas within the rainforest. Planting native tree species can help in restoring biodiversity and ecosystem services.
10. **Policy Advocacy:** Advocate for policies and initiatives that prioritize conservation and sustainable development at local, national, and international levels.
Combining these strategies and involving various stakeholders such as governments, local communities, NGOs, and the private sector is crucial to protect the Amazon Rainforest from total degradation.
To protect biodiverse ecosystems like the Amazon Rainforest and old-growth trees from logging and prevent degradation from pseudo forestry, we must implement stringent conservation policies, support sustainable land use practices, and enforce anti-logging regulations.
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It is simply overpopulation that is the root cause ...human brain is not formed untill th age of 23 and the use of emmenagogues for -ZPG.
It is simply overpopulation that is the root cause ...human brain is not formed untill th age of 23 and the use of emmenagogues for -ZPG.
It is simply overpopulation that is the root cause ...human brain is not formed untill th age of 23 and the use of emmenagogues for -ZPG.
It is simply overpopulation that is the root cause ...human brain is not formed untill th age of 23 and the use of emmenagogues for -ZPG.
It is simply overpopulation that is the root cause ...human brain is not formed untill th age of 23 and the use of emmenagogues for -ZPG.
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Dear colleague,
Protecting the biodiversity ecosystems of the Amazon rainforest and other natural forests rich in biodiversity is indeed a major concern if we are to preserve our planet, its climate and its biosphere for future generations. Your question highlights a crucial challenge that the scientific community and society as a whole must address. Based on my personal experience and research, here are a few approaches that can contribute to this protection: Promote sustainable forest management practices, such as FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) certification, which encourage responsible timber harvesting while preserving the integrity of ecosystems. Implement reforestation programmes on land degraded by agriculture or intensive logging, using native species to encourage natural regeneration. Extend the areas under strict protection by creating new national parks and nature reserves to preserve unique habitats and biodiversity. Raise awareness among local populations, industries and the general public of the importance of preserving ecosystems and adopting sustainable practices. Advocating stricter laws against illegal deforestation and the illegal timber trade. Work with other countries, organisations and governments to implement global environmental protection policies, particularly with regard to climate agreements. Support scientific research to better understand these ecosystems and monitor changes, which can help guide conservation efforts. Protecting these ecosystems requires a global and multidisciplinary approach. It is imperative to understand the complex relationships that exist within these ecosystems in order to preserve them effectively. Together, as a scientific community and as citizens of the world, we can work to reverse the trends of destruction and restore balance to these essential ecosystems.
Like what the Saudis and the 24 other countries who have joined the "Middle East Green Initiative" make the logging of the forests less economically valuable, compared to leaving them grow and produce economically valuable Carbon Credits that the oil, gas and coal companies purchase. Those 24 countries two years ago, started planting 50 BILLION trees to start sequestering carbon.
The value of one year's Carbon Credits per hectare of setting aside those Ecological Restoration Preserves, needs to be double what logging that same hectare is after expenses. logging value after expenses per hectare.
Otherwise the short term value of logging, will never have an superior economic value and incentive to leave those forests alone to produce the Carbon Credits we need to become Carbon Neutral before the end of this century.
The Saudis calculate when they do the planting of the 200 million hectares they have set aside as Ecological Restoration Preserves, that land will remove 2.5% of the world's CO2 annual production each year.
Plus, a certain percentage is added to that cost, to plant more trees in the future.The fossil fuel industries add those costs to the produce that sell us, so that when we burn those products, they are already Carbon Neutral.
Any ecosystem on the planet you want to protect and improve, needs to be twice as valuable when used as a "Carbon Sequestration site", than any other traditional use like logging, farming or grazing. Otherwise the default economic use is to destroy it--we just cannot help ourselves, we are a very short-sighted species totally unaware of our surroundings.