森林恢复,是人类一项永恒的叙事
A set of detailed data and several shocking photos serve to remind people to protect the environment.
Every aspect of people's lives is linked to the forest in different ways.
If the forest is lost, the earth will lose its former vitality and the world will appear as a more desolate land. About 4.5 million biological species on Earth will no longer exist, 90 percent of the fresh water on land will flow into the sea in vain, and human beings will face serious water scarcity.
March 21 marks the International Day of Forests, a day to remind every individual about the importance of forests. To call for the better protection of forests is to make us realize that we humans are the biggest beneficiaries.
森林是陆地生态系统中最大的碳库,被誉为大自然的总调节器和“地球之肺”。
森林拥有约80%的全球陆地生物多样性,森林和林地中生长着6万多种树木。
全球约16亿人口直接依靠森林获取食物、能源、住所、药物和收入。
全球每年有1000万公顷的森林遭到破坏,这占全球温室气体排放的12%-20%,从而导致气候变化。
The restoration and sustainable management of forests is key to tackling climate change and promoting the prosperity and well-being of future generations. At the same time, forests play a vital role in alleviating poverty and developing sustainable industries and services.
联合国粮农组织发布的2020年《全球森林资源评估报告》显示,过去10年间,亚洲森林面积净增益最高,其中中国森林面积年均净增加最多。
Through unremitting afforestation, China's forest coverage rate has increased from 12 percent in the early 1980s to 23.04 percent at present, and its forest stock has increased to 17.56 billion cubic meters, ranking China first in the world in the area of artificial forests.
Constant reforestation is the secret of China's net increase in forest area over the past decade.