DEFORESTATION

CAÑETE • ESPINOZA • TORRALBA • YAÑEZ

 DEFORESTATION

Deforestation is the purposeful clearing

of forested land. Throughout history and
into modern times, forests have
been razed to make space
for agriculture and animal grazing, and
to obtain wood for
fuel, manufacturing, and construction.
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 W ORLD STATUS

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 CAUSES OF DEFORESTATION

• CLEARING LAND TO BUILD HOUSES/

URBANIZATION
• AGRICULTURE
• MINING
• OVERPOPULATION
• FOREST FIRE
• FELLING TREES FOR WOOD
• DESERTIFICATION OF LAND
• LIVESTOCK RANCHING
• PAPER
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 CLEARING LAND TO
BUILD HOUSES / FOREST FIRE
URBANIZATION

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 FELLING TREES FOR AGRICULTURE
WOOD

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 MINING OVERPOPULATION

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 DESERTIFICATION OF LIVESTOCK
LAND RANCHING

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 PAPER

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 • Increased Soil Erosion

• Disruption of Water Cycle

EFFECTS OF • Reduced Biodiversity

DEFORESTATION
• Climate Change

• Disruption of Livelihood

• Floods

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 INCREASED SOIL EROSION

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 DISRUPTION OF WATER CYCLE

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 REDUCED BIODIVERSITY

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 CLIMATE CHANGE

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 DISRUPTION OF LIVELIHOOD

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 FLOODS

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 SOLUTIONS
• Governments
• Reforestation and
Afforestation
• Supporting
Organization
• Minimize Paper
W astage
• Educate Others

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 Meet the reporters

Jo Raphael Cañete Christine I ra Espinoza Ranze Danielle Torralba Kaye Aiga Yañez
Reporter 1 Reporter 2 Reporter 3 Reporter 4

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 Thank you

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