International Day of Forests in 2022

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International Day of Forests in 2022

International Day of Forests seeks to celebrate forests and raise awareness about the importance of trees. This day aims to educate the public about the vital role that forests and trees have in sustaining and protecting humans.

Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for International Day of Forests - in 2022

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Today is International Day of Forests. Most of our daily activities are connected to forests in some way. Sustainable forest management is vital to help reduce the impacts of climate change, and secure a liveable environment for future generations of plants, wildlife and humans. https://t.co/f2fN2aOsCU
— Koala Hospital (@HospitalKoala) March 21, 2022

Today is the UN International Day of Forests. In Australia, we have 125 MILLION hectares of forest that cover ~16% of our continent. All are threatened by climate change, extreme weather, drought, disease, invasive species and land clearing. #TooPreciousToLose 📸Kerry Trapnell https://t.co/XkhZJo2zY5
— Australian Conservation Foundation (@AusConservation) March 20, 2022

Today, 21 March marks the International Day of Forests. The theme for 2022 is "Forests and sustainable production and consumption." When forests are managed sustainably, they provide a renewable resource for generations to come. #IntlForestDay https://t.co/eo8NuOoN0S
— TimberTownsVictoria (@TimberTownsVic) March 20, 2022

Today is International day of Forests! Sadly @TasmaniaParks will happily let a property developer clear this forest on the #southcoasttrack to build luxury lodges. Not going to happen. #politas https://t.co/hYvk27ClXg
— Fishers & Walkers Tasmania (FAW-TAS) (@AndFishers) March 20, 2022

Today is the UN International Day of Forests (and trees), and the theme for 2022 is "Too precious to lose." 🌲🌳 Did you know that Christmas Island National Park was first established for forest rehabilitation, with a particular focus on the Abbott's booby❓ #IntlForestDay https://t.co/VHv5qrFn1f
— Parks Australia (@Parks_Australia) March 21, 2022

Today is @UN Int'l Day of Forests 🌳🌲🌱 Recently, ALA data 📊 contributed to a MASSIVE study by @robertocgatti & others to investigate the no. of tree species on 🌏 They found ~73k tree species globally & estimate ~9k are yet to be discovered! 😱 https://t.co/HgQcO6DQFY 1/2 https://t.co/YCpG1q5sFx
— Atlas of Living Aust (@atlaslivingaust) March 20, 2022

Today is the International Day of Forests. Forests are one of our planet’s greatest renewable resources, and when managed sustainably like we do in Australia they provide essential materials for many industries, particularly construction. https://t.co/N7SMZT1OJl
— Senator Raff Ciccone (@SenRaffCiccone) March 21, 2022

Today is the UN General Assembly's International Day of Forests! 🌳🌏📓📉 Are your CO2 emission targets going to affect your social license to operate? Let's chat https://t.co/V3nulPJ6IL #netzero #unitednations Credit: https://t.co/yX0BdbpZnR https://t.co/lH9MgG4D2x
— Obzervr: Transform the way you collect & use data (@ObzervrMob) March 21, 2022

Today is the International Day of Forests and we're calling young artists aged 5-12! 🎨 Do you love jumping on crunchy leaves, collecting gumnuts or climbing trees? 🌳 Grab a crayon or some glitter glue and draw your connection to trees! https://t.co/Sy1fjsQutA
— ACT Government (@actgovernment) March 21, 2022

Today is International Day of Forests🌳 Our native forests are beautiful, unique, & some of the most biodiverse in the world, & we need to protect them in the face of climate change. The ban on logging of native timber in WA will protect nearly 2M ha for future generations https://t.co/qjnUQ7Ni2I
— Dave Kelly (@Davekellymp) March 21, 2022