Forest Policy

Forest policy refers to the guidelines and regulations set by governments to manage and protect forest resources. In the context of environmental policy making, it aims to balance ecological health, economic benefits, and social needs. This includes managing logging, preserving biodiversity, and ensuring sustainable use of forest resources. Effective forest policies help combat climate change, protect wildlife habitats, and support local communities that rely on forests. Ultimately, they strive to create a harmonious relationship between human activities and the natural environment, ensuring forests can thrive for future generations.