Primary forest loss in biodiverse Indian states | Science
Primary forests—old-growth forests that have remained undisturbed by humankind—comprise one-third of the world’s forests. These dense, wild forests are important habitats for unique species (1) and provide a variety of ecosystem services, including global biosphere-atmosphere CO2 exchange (2). Such forests are irreplaceable in terms of biodiversity value and ecosystem services…
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