US EditionUrban forests in Niger’s schoolyards serve climate resilience and education
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ecotopical.comUrban forests in Niger’s schoolyards serve climate resilience and education
An unusual subject has found its way into the curriculum of schools in Niger: trees. As municipal authorities across the Sahel country work to adapt to extreme heat and other effects of climate change, the value of urban forestry has gained increased recognition. “This is really an opportunity to combat climate change and poverty at the school level, and at the same time, educate students to understand the importance of trees in cities,” Moussa …
In forests, trees provide shelter, food, shade, protect the soil and ensure water and the survival of countless species, in addition to maintaining the balance of ecosystems. However, in cities, the most common habitat of the human race, these beings are also essential and bring benefits to our species – especially in terms of health and quality of life. Those who live near trees can live longer and better. Studies have shown, for example, that …
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