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Can cities become part of the solution to deforestation? As the world's urban footprint expands, so too does our impact on natural ecosystems. But what if the path to environmental recovery starts not in the wilderness-but in the heart of the metropolis? In The Intersection of Urbanism and Deforestation, author and researcher explores the powerful connection between urban expansion and forest degradation. With a unique blend of ecological insight, policy analysis, and case studies, this book unveils how native forest projects in urban areas can act as a crucial bridge between sustainable development and biodiversity preservation. Inside, you'll discover: How urban planning can either fuel or fight deforestation The ecological and social benefits of integrating native forests into cities Real-world success stories from reforestation projects around the globe A roadmap for policymakers, designers, and citizens to reimagine urban growth The untapped potential of ""pocket forests,"" green corridors, and indigenous wisdom This book challenges conventional environmental thinking and calls for a new urban paradigm-one where native forests thrive alongside skylines, and where ecological balance is restored not through isolation, but integration. Whether you're an urbanist, environmentalist, policy maker, or simply a concerned global citizen, The Intersection of Urbanism and Deforestation is an urgent and inspiring guide to healing our cities and our planet.

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