GLOBAL TROPICAL PRIMARY FOREST COVER CONTINUED DECLINE IN 2022: Flashcards
WRI - WATER RESOURCE INSTITUTION
: WRI is a global research
organizaton that spans more than 50 countries and focuses
on six critcal issues at the intersecton of environment and
development: climate, energy, food, forests, water, and cites
and transport
WATER RESOURCE INSTITUTION
It was established in ………..
1982
WATER RESOURCE INSTITUTION
HEADQUATERED IN
WASHINGTON DC , US
Global Forest Watch (launched
………….) is an open-source web applicaton to monitor global
forests in near real-tme.
2014
GFW is an initatve of the …………………….., with
partners including Google, USAID, the University of
Maryland, Esri, Vizzuality and many other academic, nonproft, public, and private organizatons.
WORLD RESOURCE INSTITUTE
WRI measures progress on two goals –
ending deforestaton by 2030, and
restoring 350 million hectares (Mha) of lost and degraded forests by 2030 – that represent
multple global forest pledges
……………… are the two countries with the most tropical
forest cover, and both registered losses of this resource in 2022
Brazil and the Democratc Republic of Congo
United Natons Strategic Plan for Forests in 2030
An ambitous vision for global forests in 2030 was agreed upon at a special session of the
United Natons Forum on Forests in January 2017.
Six Global Forest Goals and 26 associated targets to be met by 2030 are included in the
Strategic Plan
Van Mahothsav or
Vanamahothsava, is an annual one-week tree-plantng
festval in India which is celebrated in the frst week of July. WHEN DID IT LAUNCHED ?
The festval was started in 1950 by the Ministry of Agriculture
The idea of a tree plantng festval was given by Mohinder
Singh Randhawa who also organized the frst unofcial
festval in…………….
JULY, 1947
……. climate acton and ……..
Life on Land have a specifc focus for restoraton of forests
SDG 13 AND SDG 15
……………., the Bonn Challenge was launched with a global goal to restore 150 million hectares
of degraded and deforested landscapes by 2020 and 350 million hectares by 2030
2011