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In a world of monoculture cash crops, an innovative African project is persuading farmers to plant biodiverse forest gardens that feed the family, protect the soil and expand tree cover.
By PA/TPN, in Africa, World, Environment · 23 Mar 2024, 14:31 · 0 Comments
Since 2015, the Trees for the Future program has restored a combined area of more than 41,000 hectares, throughout nine countries ranging from Senegal and Mali to Tanzania and Kenya.
In less than 10 years, the program has restored an estimate combined area of more than 41,000 hectares, which is about seven times the size of Manhattan.
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