Forest Management

Forest management is not only the maintenance of trees in the forest, but also the maintenance and management of brooks, habitats, watersheds, and even trees and logs that have declined forests. Managing our forests is important not only for wildlife but also for our future economy and lifestyle. Because humans are also part of ecosystems, we need to protect the forests of Oregon and continue to help the ecosystem. By utilizing forest management, it can help certain types of wildlife. Certain birds such as woodpeckers require large obstacles to build nests (7).

Forest certification is a way to verify sustainable forest management. This is the product of many people who wish forest owners and forest managers in our country and around the world to be responsible for responsible healthy and sustainable management of our forests. In the future certification may be important to maintain wood market, regional economy, forest management ability of forest managers. The Forest Certification Scheme (PEFC) is a comprehensive organization to evaluate and approve the national forest certification system mutually. The organization operates globally. Under this umbrella, there are the Sustainable Forest Initiative (SFI) and the American Forest Foundation - the US Forest Farm System (ATFS) in the United States.

The majority of green corridor's forests are currently managed by state-owned forest enterprises (SFEs) and the Forest Protection Management Committee. These state-based forest management systems are currently under consideration and will be subject to the World Bank's forest sector development project (under development). According to the GOV Forest Policy SFE has shifted from production to protection as the GOV strives to prevent the loss of forest cover. These measures provide some environmental protection and sustainable forest management face-up, but because the current SFE management has no ability to manage forests for sustainable use beyond timber production, biodiversity It hardly contributes to the conservation of. Skills and knowledge