Is Landownership a Factor in the Climate Crisis?

There is some fantastic work that's been done by aecologists and climateologists like christerelis, who are looking at thethe canofthe b over all temperate rain forest zone. And but what that doesn't necessarily do yet is is sort of map down to the fine grained detail of where we have fragments of rain forest left. Is landownership a factor? Because i know it's something you've done work on in the past, and i wondered if tat that was part of it. Absolutely. So, yes, absolutely, landownership has a really important bearing on how we use land and and how it's protected,. Or or mostly it's been damaged and destroyed