1)The rate of the deforestation decreased. The organisations used a lot of method like using helicopters to protect the forested area.

2)Some forested area was protected as the rate of deforestation slowed by more than 75 percent.

3) It is still not fast enough as sometimes when they realised, that area of tree was been logged already.

4) In the video it mentioned that the rate of deforestation slowed and in the video, it also showed that the trees had been logged when they arrived that area.

1)      The government confiscate equipment, levy fines and cut access to bank loans and business markets. 

2)      These strategies reduced carbon emissions from deforestation by 56%. 

3)      It is a wild frontier and money and land are at stake, thus, they needed to be armed. 

4)      The director for deforestation combat policies stated that they combined the monetary system and the control system, to work together closely to tackle the deforestation in Brazil. 

 the Brazilian Space Agency launched it’s Deter satellite in 2004. DETER monitors changes in forest cover in real time, producing a report of deforestation hot spots for law enforcement every two weeks. Satellite monitoring in Brazil is estimated to have prevented deforestation of 59000 square kilometers of rainforest from 2007 to 2011.
3)One of the challenges faced would be the cost of launching DETER and also that the report would only come in after 2 weeks.

 

2) Over half of the Brazilian Amazon is now designation as national parks or indigenous lands, effectively protecting an area larger than Greenland from intensive logging and agriculture.  By strategically protecting lands along the advancing arc of deforestation, the government was able to maximize the effectiveness of protected areas.
3) Illegal loggers still will be able enter the protected areas as the forest is too big for every area to be covered by the rangers. Rangers maybe corrupted by the loggers through bribing and more.
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  Photo credit: Woods Hole Research Center. 

2)      This can be seen from the social movement, The Zero Deforestation Movement. This movement is largely credited to the Brazilian people, which shows that public education in Brazil is successful.

3)      It is hard to change the mindset and living habits of people

4)      https://www.ucsusa.org/global-warming/solutions/stop-deforestation/brazils-reduction-deforestation.html#.W2U_u9Uzbcc

 

1)      The careful management of forests that are being logged. Controlled logging allows logging only in certain areas and in a sustainable manner. The Brazilian government auctions off large area of forests to logging companies to restrict the area of logging. 

2)      Controlled logging has led to a decrease in deforestation in the Amazon and also a decrease in the number of illegal loggers. 

3)      The areas designated for controlled logging in the amazon still face threats from illegal loggers as the rainforest covers a large area so it’s hard to track illegal loggers. Identifying and logging selected trees is time-cosuming and difficult to implement. 

4)      In the video ‘Brazil Uncovered: The truth about deforestation’ it was stated that one of the loggers works with environmental groups and universities to make sure the trees he cut down are done legally. 

Monitored the land using a satellite, having people on the ground to stop illegal loggers . 
2) There was a decrease in the rate of deforestation from the sharp spike of 2004 of around 25,000 sq km of deforested land to 2014 of around 5000 sq km.

3) It might be hard for loggers , because of the high demand , but through enforcing laws and persuasion, most loggers have controlled their rate of logging and using not overlogging  , resulting in extinction. The government also does its part in ensuring the logging to be done legally.