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See church forests in Ethiopia. These are just lands that were fenced off from grazing, and they look like random oases in the desert. So clearly trees can surv
by kleton 7y ago
See church forests in Ethiopia. These are just lands that were fenced off from grazing, and they look like random oases in the desert. So clearly trees can survive in the general area.
https://www.inverse.com/article/53851-church-forest-ethiopia-conservation https://www.inverse.com/article/53851-church-forest-ethiopia...
- Timucin 7y agoThanks. They look amazing.
- pvaldes 7y ago> Deforestation became rampant when the land was nationalized in 1974 and much of the forests became converted to farmland. only the 5% survives. It seems that Brazil is in the way to become the new Etiophia... and that for some reason chopping the forest lead to water saying bye-bye and welcoming hard, regular and extensive famines.