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  • This briefing by the World Resources Institute examines the capacity of various forest types to withstand and recover from wildfires, noting that while some ecosystems are fire-adapted, increasing fire frequency and intensity driven by climate change are undermining this resilience. The document details the drivers of vulnerability, the environmental and economic impacts of recent record-breaking fires, and strategies for strengthening forest resilience through protection, restoration, and the support of Indigenous land rights.

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    Themes: wildfiresforest resiliencecarbon emissionsdeforestationclimate change
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    indigenous land rights
    World Resources Institute

    Document type: Briefing

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