Indonesia – The joint need to protect remaining #ffffff;font-size: 1.6rem">peatlands while restoring degraded lands resounded throughout the #ffffff;font-size: 1.6rem">Tropical Peatlands Exchange, held at the #ffffff;font-size: 1.6rem">Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR) headquarters on 8 August 2018.
Though only 3% of the world’s land area is covered by peatlands, these areas hold 30 to 40% of global carbon, a density that underscores their importance and the vested interest in their preservation. With Indonesia being home to some of the world’s largest peatland areas, the country can significantly impact both regional and global environments, markets and livelihoods through its peatland management decisions. Read the full story on Forests News.
