Restoring degraded areas by reintroducing native plant species and nurturing forest regrowth fosters natural wildlife corridors between fragmented habitats.
Restoring degraded areas by reintroducing native plant species and nurturing forest regrowth fosters natural wildlife corridors between fragmented habitats. Such reforestation efforts allow species like jaguars to roam more widely to hunt, breed, and maintain genetic diversity. Integrated government policies and public-private partnerships focused on restoration hold immense potential for recovering lost rainforest landscapes.