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re-afforestation

 

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Noun re-afforestation has 1 sense
  1. reforestation, re-afforestation - the restoration (replanting) of a forest that had been reduced by fire or cutting
    --1 is a kind of reclamation, renewal, rehabilitation
    Derived form: verb re-afforest1

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Re-Afforestation

Re-Afforestation refers to the process of replanting trees in areas where forests have been depleted or destroyed due to human activities such as deforestation or wildfires.

Noun - Environmental Conservation

Definition: The act or process of restoring a forest by planting new trees in an area previously covered with trees.

Example sentence: The government initiated a re-afforestation project to restore the biodiversity and combat soil erosion in the region.

Noun - Sustainable Development

Definition: The action or practice of planting forests on lands devoid of trees for the purpose of enabling environmental balance and promoting ecological resilience.

Example sentence: Re-afforestation efforts in the desert regions have improved water retention, reduced desertification, and provided habitat for various species.

Verb - Forest Restoration

Definition: To undertake the process of replanting trees in order to restore a forested area that has been degraded or cleared.

Example sentence: The organization aims to raise awareness and funds to re-afforest the fire-stricken areas, protecting wildlife habitats and mitigating climate change.

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