Let us make tree planting central to land restoration for climate resilience

Since Uganda is the Pearl of Africa, many people consider it a green country with lots of forestry cover and rich soil nutrients, but this is not the reality on the ground. Uganda’s forestry cover has been depleted, and this has affected soil quality for farming.

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Let us make tree planting central to land restoration for climate resilience

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By Teddy Martina Omongo

On June 5, 2024, Uganda joined the rest of the world to commemorate World Environment Day, under the theme, “Land Restoration for Climate Resilience.” This

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