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Environmental and agricultural experts in Afghanistan are raising alarm over a surge in deforestation driven by poverty, lack of awareness, and the population's heavy reliance on natural resources. According to reports, uncontrolled tree cutting has escalated in recent years, severely endangering the country's remaining forest cover. The loss of forests not only threatens biodiversity but also exacerbates soil erosion and reduces air quality, posing long-term risks to communities already strained by conflict and economic hardship. Experts are calling for urgent action to raise awareness and promote sustainable alternatives to curb the destruction of Afghanistan's natural heritage. Article source: aopnews.com | Image credit: Al Jazeera
Environmental and agricultural experts in Afghanistan are raising alarm over a surge in deforestation driven by poverty, lack of awareness, and the population’s heavy reliance on natural resources. According to reports, uncontrolled tree cutting has escalated in recent years, severely endangering the country’s remaining forest cover. The loss of forests not only threatens biodiversity but also exacerbates soil erosion and reduces air quality, posing long-term risks to communities already strained by conflict and economic hardship. Experts are calling for urgent action to raise awareness and promote sustainable alternatives to curb the destruction of Afghanistan’s natural heritage.
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