Ostensibly REDD offers the potential to make forest conservation pay for itself, but as past adventures in conservation have shown, it takes more than money to make conservation effective — namely
forest preservation efforts must directly benefit local communities.
Not exact matches
He points to mitigation
efforts discussed at Copenhagen, such as REDD (reduced emissions from
forest deforestation and
forest degradation), which would encourage
forest preservation, thereby both helping to put the brakes on carbon dioxide levels and providing more room for many species to move — a plan he calls a «win - win situation.»
Thanks to William Kent's
preservation efforts, Muir Woods was spared this fate and remains as a very accessible yet prime example of an old - growth
forest.
Last month, Mr. Gore described funding for
forest preservation as «one of many tools» needed for an
effort that must include deep cuts in gas emissions from established and emerging industrial powers.