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The invisible value of Dominican forests beyond the shadow

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Reports from the Dominican Republic highlight the underappreciated ecological functions of local forests beyond their immediate visible benefits like shade and fruit. According to the coverage, trees play a critical role in sustaining the earth, filtering drinking water, and mitigating the impact of rainfall.

The analysis emphasizes a general public tendency to overlook these hidden environmental contributions in daily life, focusing instead on superficial aesthetic or consumable qualities. The reporting underscores the fundamental ecological value that forests provide to the local environment and human infrastructure in the country.

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Read the full story at the source Diario Libre (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic) · DO
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