The world is planting trees, but why is Japan creating deserts ?

As Japan's rate of forest degradation continues to decline, Japan wants to go beyond this landscape to help it conduct scientific research.

This is because the desert absorbs heat and relieves temperature and humidity, which is more needed in Japan. And deserts are uncommon in Japan, and they are scarce.

When it comes to "desert", I believe that there is no one who does not know, in everyone's impression, the desert should not be a popular thing, the desert is a barren land, and it should be eliminated as much as possible. However, there is such a desert in Japan that is not only not "wiped out" by people, but is also protected by people in captivity, and even does not hesitate to cut down trees around the desert. The reason for this isThe Tottori Sand Dunes are Japan's last desert and must be protected in order to develop desert tourism and conduct desert-related experiments.

After World War II, Japan almost returned to the era of poverty and whiteness, and at that time, Japan's land was very desertified, destroying a lot of land resources. Therefore, Japan has been battling the desert for many years, and has built many afforestation projects to prevent desertification of the land and prevent coastal sand disasters. Today, Japan's sandstorm disasters have been basically controlled, and the sandy land has been fixed.

However, because Japan has abundant precipitation and high humidity, it is very conducive to the growth of plantsSo Japan's sand dunes are still compressing, and if they are not managed, all deserts will soon be wiped out.

Although deserts are not a good thing, they cannot be without, so Japan's mission to sand dunes has changed from prevention to protection. The Japanese have developed tourism on the Tottori sand dunes, which attract more than 2 million visitors every year, and there are many recreational activities such as camels, sandboarding, and paragliding. In addition, because the desert can simulate the soil environment of the moon, the Japanese are also conducting walking tests on the Tottori sand dunes.

It can be said that this last desert is very valuable, and it is necessary to protect it.

If you don't cut down the trees, the desert may become smaller and smaller, because it has become dominated by trees, so there is no choice but to cut down the trees.

Because after there are trees, the desert may become smaller and smaller, because trees can resist sand, so in order to keep the desert from small, they can only cut down the trees.

Maybe the sand is still useful for Japan, so they have to cut down the surrounding trees, and they may be using the desert to do some research.

Other countries plant trees and then control the desert, and Japan also protects the desert, which is really a very strange country, I don't know why they are doing this.