Biodiversity > US government prioritises tribal and state-owned land restoration with new investment

US government prioritises tribal and state-owned land restoration with new investment

Published 18:15 on August 29, 2023  /  Last updated at 18:15 on August 29, 2023  / /  Biodiversity

The US Department of Agriculture's Forest Services has announced $16.2 million to restore forest lands in tribal, state, and private sites in an effort to boost nature-based resilience to climate change, as part of its Landscape Restoration Programme.
The US Department of Agriculture's Forest Services has announced $16.2 million to restore forest lands in tribal, state, and private sites in an effort to boost nature-based resilience to climate change, as part of its Landscape Restoration Programme.


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