COMPARISON OF THE POTENTIAL OF DIFFERENT WATERSHED MANAGEMENT OPERATION IN CARBON SEQUESTRATION.....

The largest carbon sink in the carbon cycle is terrestrial carbon stock, and carbon sequestration in land resources is the greatest hope for mitigating climate change. The goal of this study was to assess rangeland management's carbon sequestration potential in hilly rangeland in Iran's Zagros region. Ten experimental sites in three provinces were chosen for this investigation. The effects of rangeland management strategies on carbon sequestration were then studied, and proper projects for each management were recommended while prioritising reviewed projects. According to the findings, seeding, mass plantation, graze management, and preservation may sequester 40.3, 77.4, 11 and 61.9 tonnes of carbon per hectare, respectively.

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