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Dr. Max Graham - Founder & CEO, Space for Giants

13 Dec 2024

In a discussion about environmental restoration, the focus is on the global challenge of restoring degraded ecosystems, particularly in Alula, Saudi Arabia. The process involves giving nature time and space, excluding livestock, and planting vegetation, which has led to remarkable vegetation recovery. This restoration supports biodiversity by providing a habitat for ungulates and apex predators. Investments in natural environments offer significant economic and ecological returns, with projects like Alula serving as models for other semi-arid regions worldwide. The role of technology is crucial in monitoring and evaluating these projects, using tools like drones and remote sensing to ensure the effectiveness of interventions. The ultimate goal is to create resilient ecosystems that contribute to climate change mitigation and support local communities.

Speakers: Dr. Max Graham ,Ana Blanquart

COP16 - Riyadh - INVESTMENT - TECHNOLOGY - Restoration - Biodiversity - Carbon Sequestration - Economic Returns - Community Resilience

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