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How To Plant A Forest    
A look at deforestation and the efforts of the Eden Reforestation projects to fix it.

This is the 3rd video in a 3-part series we produced in partnership with Eden Reforestation Projects. You can find out more about their work and how to help at edenprojects.org.

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