How Indigenous People Are Restoring Brazil's Atlantic Forest
By A Mystery Man Writer
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The Guarani Mbya people are working to restore the once-vast Atlantic Forest, which has been largely lost to development. Gaining official tenure of their lands, they hope, will boost their efforts, which range from planting native trees to reintroducing pollinators.
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