Conserving species of trees

Description

Conserving species of trees involves implementing measures to protect, restore, and sustainably manage tree populations threatened by deforestation, habitat loss, disease, and climate change. Essential actions include establishing protected areas, enforcing logging regulations, promoting reforestation with native species, and maintaining genetic diversity through seed banks and nurseries. These strategies aim to prevent species extinction, preserve ecosystem services, and ensure the long-term health and resilience of forests for environmental and human well-being.