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Tanzania’s Forest Ecosystems and Degradation Trends

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19 Oct, 2024

This post was originally published on Climate Links

Tanzania’s Forest Ecosystems and Degradation Trends

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This degradation trends report is intended to supplement the Tanzania SLOA by describing the country’s various carbon rich ecosystems in the context of the widely utilized World Wildlife Fund approach to classifying biomes and ecoregions.

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Thu, 10/17/2024 – 19:53

Publication Date

09/30/2024

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Natural Climate Solutions

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Tanzania

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Africa

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