forestry regulations

Forestry regulations are laws designed to manage and protect forest resources. They establish rules for sustainable harvesting to prevent overgrowing and habitat loss, ensure replanting after logging, and safeguard environmental health. These regulations may include permits for logging, restrictions on areas needing protection, and guidelines to minimize ecological impact. The goal is to balance economic use of forests with conservation, maintaining biodiversity, clean water, and air quality for future generations. Compliance helps prevent illegal activities and ensures forestry practices support environmental and community well-being.