The loss of tree cover has significant implications for the environment, including the loss of biodiversity and increased vulnerability to climate change. The country's tree cover extent, which currently stands at approximately 409,749 hectares, represents a critical natural asset that requires concerted efforts to protect and restore.
The latest incident in Moyen-Chari serves as a reminder of the environmental challenges that Chad continues to face. As the country grapples with these issues, the focus on sustainable land management and conservation strategies becomes increasingly important to ensure the preservation of its natural heritage for future generations.
