+ Follow HARIBON FOUNDATION AND RAINFOREST RESTORATION INITIATIVE Tag
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[Title] => Recovering the Philippines' forest cover
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[Title] => Massive rainforest replanting plan up
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They raised the alarm over the continuing rapid rate of destruction of the country’s forests, which they predicted may dwindle to a mere 320,000 hectares of primary forest, or a measly six percent of the country’s total land area, by 2010.
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