Forest Planning

Forest planning is a strategic process that involves developing long-term strategies to manage and conserve forested land. It considers ecological, economic, and social factors to ensure sustainable use of forest resources, such as timber, wildlife habitat, and recreation. The goal is to balance environmental health with human needs by making informed decisions about activities like harvesting, reforestation, and protection. This planning helps prevent overuse, preserve biodiversity, and maintain the forest’s ecological functions for future generations. Essentially, it’s a careful blueprint to manage forests responsibly and sustainably.