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Trees in the shade? - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Trees in the shade? - Newspaper

FOR years, successive tree plantation policies have come up short. Nevertheless, the latest effort to go green comes...

Source: dawn.com
Tantallon wildfire in Nova Scotia, Canada displaces thousands - Vimarsana News

Tantallon wildfire in Nova Scotia, Canada displaces thousands

Thousands had to evacuate after a 25,000-acre wildfire burned in the Halifax Regional Municipality in Nova Scotia, Canada.

IDAT - Illegal Deforestation and Associated Trade Risk - Vimarsana News

IDAT - Illegal Deforestation and Associated Trade Risk

Industry, governments, and other stakeholders are looking for tools to better assess the risk that products linked to illegal deforestation enter global trade flows.  As illicit acts, illegal deforestation and related crimes in forest areas

Nepal's Community Forests:An Example to the World - myRepublica - The New York Times Partner, Latest news of Nepal in English, Latest News Articles - Vimarsana News

Nepal's Community Forests:An Example to the World - myRepublica - The New York Times Partner, Latest news of Nepal in English, Latest News Articles

The world's forest area is shrinking due to population growth and natural disasters, but in Nepal, it has actually increased. A report published in 2015, based on a forest resources survey conducted from 2010 to 2014, showed that Nepal's forest area has rapidly expanded, thanks to the successful implementation of community forestry practices in the country.

Proposed N.W.T. Forest Act acknowledges Indigenous rights to harvest wood - Vimarsana News

Proposed N.W.T. Forest Act acknowledges Indigenous rights to harvest wood

Bill 74, if passed, would mean people with Aboriginal or treaty rights to harvest wood for personal use would no longer require a permit to exercise that right. Public hearings have been postponed due to the wildfire in the South Slave.

Source: cbc.ca