Brazil restored river forests using three seeding methods and planted seedlings; 15 years later, row-seeding stored 155 tonnes of biomass per hectare | World News
Since 2006, researchers working with the Instituto Socioambiental have restored 75 riparian forest sites along a 500km stretch of Mato Grosso, Brazil, using five different approaches, three direct seeding techniques (broadcast, hole and row), seedling planting, and natural regeneration. Fifteen years on, a study published in the Journal of Environmental Management found the results were…