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Throughout the world, ancient forests are in #RND_LC_CHR. Many of the plants and animals that live in these forests #RND_LC_CHR extinction. And many of the people and cultures who depend on #RND_LC_CHR forests for their way of life are also under threat. But the news is not all bad. There is a last chance to protect these forests #RND_LC_CHR the life they support.The world's ancient forests are #RND_LC_CHR diverse. They include boreal, temperate and tropical forests, coniferous and broadleaf forests, rainforests #RND_LC_CHR mangroves. Together they maintain environmental systems that are essential for life on Earth. They influence weather by controlling rainfall and evaporation of water #RND_LC_CHR soil. They help stabilise the world's climate by storing large amounts of carbon that would otherwise contribute to climate change.These ancient forests are home to millions of forest people who depend on them for their survival - both physically and spiritually.These forests also house around two-thirds of the world's land-based species of plants and animals. That's hundreds of thousands of different plants and animals, and literally millions of insects - their futures also depend on the ancient forests.These magnificent ancient forests are under threat. More than 87 human cultures have been lost in Brazil alone; in the next 10 to 20 years, the world looks set to lose thousands of species of plants and animals. But there is a last chance to SAVE these forests and the people and species that depend on them.
 
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