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A new United Nations report says 252 million hectares of land and sea are now being restored, and on our own coast the mangroves of the Indus delta are growing again, shielding 60 villages from storms. Restoration works when local people lead it. Let us protect what is wild, restore what is broken, and bring nature back, together.
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00:00Here are some good news we do not hear often enough.
00:03Nature is coming back.
00:04A new United Nations report, released just days ago,
00:08tells us that 252 million hectares of land and sea are now being restored,
00:12an area as large as Kazakhstan.
00:15On our own coast, the story is real.
00:17Satellite data shows the mangrove forests of the world growing again after decades of loss,
00:22and Pakistan is one of the countries gaining ground.
00:25In the Indus Delta, mangroves shield 60 villages from storms.
00:29and shelter the young fish our fishing families depend on.
00:33But the pace is still too slow, and our rivers and wetlands are being left behind.
00:38Restoration works when local people lead it.
00:41Let us protect what is wild, restore what is broken, and bring nature back together.

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