How do you define forest management?
Forest management focuses on managing vegetation, restoring ecosystems, reducing hazards, and maintaining forest health.
What is forest management and why is it important?
The overriding objective of the Forest Service forest management program is to ensure that national forests are managed in an ecologically sustainable manner. For centuries before Europeans settled America, people have used forest resources and influenced the ecological condition of forests through their actions.
What are the objectives of forest management?
It follows from the definition that forest management aims to achieve three main functions, namely, (1) Control of composition and structure of growing stock; (2) Harvesting and marketing of forest produce; (3) Administration of forest property and personnel.