Forests4Water Brazil: Community Climate Action: Difference between revisions
(Updated solutions) |
(Updated projects) |
||
| (One intermediate revision by the same user not shown) | |||
| Line 24: | Line 24: | ||
=Project Gallery= | =Project Gallery= | ||
|Problems= | |Problems=204115,195737 | ||
|Solutions=195738 | |Solutions=195738 | ||
|organization_id=39662 | |organization_id=39662 | ||
| Line 32: | Line 32: | ||
|scraped_from=GlobalGiving | |scraped_from=GlobalGiving | ||
|feature_image=File:ph_22098_199161.jpg|Monitoring a young tree | |feature_image=File:ph_22098_199161.jpg|Monitoring a young tree | ||
|images=[[ | |images=[[File:ph_22098_125471.jpg|Forest restoration,File:ph_22098_199152.jpg|Planting on the farm!,File:ph_22098_199153.jpg|Healthy seedlings ready to go!,File:ph_22098_199154.jpg|Working in the forest nursery,File:ph_22098_199155.jpg|Super seedlings,File:ph_22098_199156.jpg|Seedling delivery,File:ph_22098_199157.jpg|Logistics can be complex.....,File:ph_22098_199158.jpg|Muscle power.....,File:ph_22098_199159.jpg|Safely planted!,File:ph_22098_199160.jpg|Data collection,]] | ||
|coordinate=, | |coordinate=, | ||
|geo_id=3469034}} | |geo_id=3469034}} | ||
Latest revision as of 20:52, 4 August 2023
| Organization | Iracambi |
|---|---|
| Region | Brazil |
| Website | Website |
| N/A | |
| ProjectLeader | Carla Facchina |
| Linked Problems & Solutions
|
|---|
If there's one thing that the pandemic has taught us, it's how interdependent we all are, and how what happens in one place can affect others, thousands of miles away. Take rainforests. Home to half of the biodiversity on earth, they store carbon, produce oxygen and play a crucial role in regulating the water cycle and stabilizing weather patterns over huge areas. Global warming demands that we take urgent action to protect and restore the ecosystems on which all our lives depend, starting now.
Challenge
Brazil's Atlantic Rainforest is a treasure house of biological riches, some still unidentified by science. Yet, due to centuries of deforestation, the once mighty forest is now approaching its tipping point. Temperatures are rising, soils are eroding, species are vanishing, and weather patterns are becoming increasingly unpredictable. Previously abundant water is becoming more scarce, and, as the forests dry out, rainfall patterns across the hemisphere will be progressively more disrupted.
Long-Term Impact
Restoring ecosystems demands awareness raising, people power, time, energy and money. As degraded land regenerates and young forests grow they provide the fresh air and pure water that we all crave. They stabilize the climate through storing carbon and increasing rainfall. They improve soil fertility, recuperate springs, enlarge habitat, protect biodiversity, and bring new hope to forest communities - humans, fauna and flora. Good for people, good for the environment and good for the planet.
References
- http://en.iracambi.com/
- http://en.iracambi.com/
- http://iracambi.maps.arcgis.com/home/webmap/viewer.html?webmap=baca060291d24b75a21810f3c5926dda
- https://www.facebook.com/iracambi?ref=hl
- https://www.decadeonrestoration.org/
Additional Documentation
https://www.globalgiving.org//pfil/22098/projdoc.pdf
Project Gallery
Forest restoration
Planting on the farm!
Healthy seedlings ready to go!
Working in the forest nursery
Super seedlings
Seedling delivery
Logistics can be complex.....
Muscle power.....
Safely planted!
Data collection
