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Tree planting in New Zealand's Hawke's Bay cuts soil erosion and river sediment significantly.
Tree planting efforts in Hawke's Bay, New Zealand, have led to a 7% reduction in soil erosion and a 9% decrease in river sediment.
Poplar and willow trees have reduced erosion risk by up to 70%, with closed canopy forests achieving up to 90%.
The initiative, involving the regional council and landowners, aims to create more resilient landscapes and improve water quality.
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La plantación de árboles en Hawke's Bay de Nueva Zelanda reduce significativamente la erosión del suelo y el sedimento del río.