Tragedy of Deforestation in Columbia

Forest logging is the conversion of forest areas to non-forest areas for applications such as meadow, urban use, logging, and the like, potentially leading to arid areas and wastelands. Logging and destruction of forested covered important areas will lead to environmental changes and biodiversity reduction. In many countries deforestation is ongoing, forming climate and geography. Forest destruction in Colombia is a dangerous act for the environment.

The goal of Colombia is to achieve a net deforestation rate of zero in the Amazon region by 2020 and to end all deforestation by 2030. However, large-scale deforestation is taking place. In 2016, the country 's deforestation rate increased by 44% compared to the previous year or nearly 179,000 hectares of forest was lost. We saw success now. In our project in the Kakta area where the country 's 52 - year armed conflict is prevalent, some farmers have adopted Silva Pasture. Forest grass system combining forestry and grazing to improve soil fertility and improve the benefits of cattle feed

Forest logging includes deforestation, incineration and destruction of forests (Deforestation 2006). In Costa Rica, most deforestation is due to the necessity of farmland. There are three main types of deforestation in tropical regions. In countries with a recession, people look to agriculture to meet the needs of daily living. The poor peasants moved to agricultural settlements and cut several acres of land for agriculture. Then they burned the stump and released nutrients to the soil necessary to grow the crop. In the tropical rainforest this is essential, as almost all the nutrients necessary to maintain life are contained in plants and trees, not in soil. This process is known as slash-and-burn agriculture (Jordan 2006). In a poor country, such agriculture is the only way people can survive. They raise crops to feed themselves and sell to earn money. This may happen in only three years

For thousands of years, people have cut down the earth primarily to cut down crops and livestock lands. Tropical forests are primarily restricted to developing countries, but not only does it meet regional and national needs, but also globalization of the economy will also affect the needs and needs of people around the world. Direct causes of deforestation are expansion of agriculture, logging of timber (eg, household fuels and charcoal cutting and logging), expansion of infrastructure such as road construction and urbanization. There are few direct causes of deforestation. In most cases, multiple processes function simultaneously or in sequence to cause deforestation.