Forests are the cradle of the human species and as such hold a very special place in our history.
That being said, I highly recommend anyone who would be interested in visiting the World Forestry Center no to go.
One has to wonder how much of these yelp reviews are real. I can't wait for Steemyelp, Steemipedia, and the likes.
After 2-3 minutes of walking around The World Forestry Center an overwhelming feeling we wouldn't learn much if anything at all, engulfed me.
This is where the real World Forestry journey begins, a journey of discovery, not of how awesome forests are like it should have been, but how ridiculous the World Forestry Center really is.
The World Forestry Center should be considered a serious threat to forests worldwide. If it's not stopped, it might soon be the number one cause of deforestation.
I think I would rather be lost in a desert than having to go back for a second visit.
I'm sure the World Forestry Center does a lot of good for forests and I'm sure they hold nice events from time to time.
"All the world's problems can be solved in a garden/food forest." ― Geoff Lawton
I can't talk highly enough of this 3 minutes from Sailesh Rao's. Begins at (6m33s).
Subsistence farming is responsible for 48% of deforestation; commercial agriculture is responsible for 32%; logging is responsible for 14%, and fuel wood removals make up 5%. [wikipedia]
At around 15% of the cost of traditional methods.
"The forest, compared to conventional forests grow 10 times faster, are 30 times denser, 100 times more biodiverse."
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