Sustainable Forestry
What sustainable forestry means
Using forests without destroying them.
Worked example
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Sustainable forestry means
- using forests in ways that keep them healthy for the future
- cutting every tree at once
- burning all forests
- ignoring forests
Working: Sustainable use balances present needs and future health.
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Related skills
Other Sustainable Use of Resources skills in Forestry & Natural Resources, at the same point in the course.
Other Forestry & Natural Resources topics
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