The incredible impact of centuries and even millennia of changes in land use, climate change, invasive species, diseases, hunting, and more human interference in nature.
I always wonder how many people really can see how much is being cutdown . . . When I took a 2 month road trip I saw plenty. And a flight from A to B even more from above. Perhaps the Space station can make a photo collage to show the impact it has on Earth.
Actually, there is such a program; Forest Watch run by WRI, together with I believe some 40 other organizations. Every two weeks they compare satellite pictures (and other data) of all forests in the world with those of two weeks before.
I always wonder how many people really can see how much is being cutdown . . . When I took a 2 month road trip I saw plenty. And a flight from A to B even more from above. Perhaps the Space station can make a photo collage to show the impact it has on Earth.
Thank you Alexander
Actually, there is such a program; Forest Watch run by WRI, together with I believe some 40 other organizations. Every two weeks they compare satellite pictures (and other data) of all forests in the world with those of two weeks before.
Yes, and those pieces are worth the effort. Plus we can do a lot with rewilding, although you will never get back to the original ecosystems