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The invisible value of Dominican forests beyond the shadow

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An opinion and analysis piece published by Diario Libre in Santo Domingo explores the broader ecological and environmental functions of forests in the Dominican Republic. The coverage focuses on shifting public perception regarding trees, moving beyond surface-level benefits such as shade and fruit to highlight critical ecosystem services.

According to the provided text, these vital unseen functions include anchoring the soil to prevent erosion, filtering drinking water, and mitigating the direct impact of rainfall on the landscape.

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