Humans can protect forests for future generations by a. cutting down forests that are home to many endangered plants and animals b. deforesting land to make room for new houses and industries c. replanting trees where forests have been cleared d. clear-cutting forests and using the land for agriculture

The correct answer is C. Replanting trees where forests have been cleared

Explanation:

In the last decades an all around the world, the zones covered by forest have been significantly reduced usually as a result of cutting trees on them for multiple reasons such as getting wood and other materials, getting more spaces for human societies, introducing invasive species or fires caused by humans. This implies deforestation is the main way forests have been damaged and therefore, the best way to solve this and preserve forests for the future generation is by replanting trees where forests have been cleared as in this way the areas where deforestation occur can recover over the years and be preserved. Also, other options such as cutting down forests, deforesting land and clear-cutting forest just contribute to the problem but do not provide a solution.

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