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The Democratic Republic of Congo encompasses some of the most biodiverse rainforests on Earth, playing a crucial role in global carbon absorption. However, these vital ecosystems are under threat from deforestation driven by agricultural expansion and climate change. To combat this ecological crisis, a concerted effort is needed to restore Congo's