Forest Land Management

Forest land management involves planning and implementing practices to sustain the health, diversity, and productivity of forests. It includes activities like replanting trees, controlling pests and fires, protecting wildlife habitats, and ensuring resources such as timber are harvested responsibly. The goal is to balance ecological health with economic and recreational needs, ensuring forests continue to provide benefits like clean air, water, and recreation for future generations. Effective management relies on scientific research and careful planning to maintain the forest's natural functions while meeting human demands.