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This file photo shows a view of a timber depot in the upper Baram region in the East Malaysia state of Sarawak. AFP Photo. Other than wildlife, it has been reported that over a billion people live in and around forests. Deforestation and forest degradation continue to take place at alarming rates, which contribute significantly to the ongoing loss of biodiversity. According to the Food and Agriculture Organization FAO , since , it is estimated that million hectares of forest have been lost through conversion to other land uses. Deforestation AnalysisDeforestation Analysis Video
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The way that different causes of deforestation link together and the effects they have on forests varies across regions. Globally, a multitude of approaches have been implemented to halt deforestation and forest degradation.
While progress has been made in halting forest loss and degradation, both continue at alarming rates. Over 43 million hectares were lost in these fronts between andan area roughly the size of Morocco.
The analysis presented here focuses on the tropics and sub-tropics, which accounted for Deforestation Analysis least two-thirds of global forest cover loss from to and where forest fragmentation is significant. Nearly half of the standing forests in these 24 deforestation fronts have suffered some type of fragmentation.
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Deforestation tends to oscillate over time. Recent trends indicate that deforestation will persist in these fronts unless there is collective action and more integrated approaches tailored to Deforestation Analysis front. To be more effective, the different responses to halt deforestation and forest degradation have to reinforce each other.]
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