Roots of Recovery. Trees, People and Regeneration of the Sahel.

The Sahel, home to over 100M people, marks the frontier where human habitation and agriculture meets the Sahara desert. Farmers here have been managing crops and livestock with scattered trees for generations creating the vast agroforestry parklands that dominates the landscapes. Indegineous trees here are essential to locals as they provide food,medicine, timber and climate regulation. For decades this area has had high climate change, desertification and worsening food insecurity. Recently widespread regreening has happened because farmers have encouraged the regeneration of young trees that grow naturally in their fields, a practice known as farmer managed natural regeneration heralded as the corner stone of modern climate smart agriculture.

[@billezuma6270]

this is my country Mali i have a big project for this land we are planing to plants 500.000.000 trees in 4 years project

[@jastravel]

thank you for publishing this with a Creative Commons license. I will be linking to your channel!

[@brooksanderson2599]

Great "Big Picture" video.

[@Automat1kkk]

Heyo ;) gut erklärt! Echt nice. 🌱
Hast du schon mal dieses Aktivwasser aus einem solchen Wasserstoff Generator jemals ausprobiert?
Dieses Getränk ist einfach lecker! ;)
Es hilft einem echt fit zu bleiben ... ;)

[@PacoOtis]

Uhmm?

[@sanitar-otti320]

When I went to school, in Sahel lived 16 Million people. Now its 100 Million. That means: Most important thing to improve is birth control. One child per woman. Like its been in China. As long as this doesnt happen, each and everything is absolute senseless.