Which of the following would be the best way to restore a forest to its natural state and increase the biodiversity of an area that had previously been logged for paper?

you didn't post any options, so i'll give you my opinion..

i think the best way to restore a forest to its natural state (if it was previously used to make paper) is to plant trees. paper comes from trees so they would be tearing most of them down, destroying homes of animals. if we plant trees, the biodiversity will grow and animals will have a home, making the forest back to it's natural state.

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