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Act10 Bird Conference about helping reforestation.

The Mau forest in Kenya has lost 25% of its trees to deforestation. Settlers cut the forest for agriculture, but the loss of the trees means reduced rainfall and the forest is the water tower for the country. Lakes and rivers are drying up. Willie Smits reforestation in Borneo shows that regrowing the forests can work well for the people who live there, bring money,bring back rain and provide shelter for wonderful biodiversity.

What would happen to the world if everyone tried to help?



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