Responsible Wood has echoed calls for all forests, including parks and reserves, to be certified to find out how well they are being managed. This would include evaluation of water quality and catchment, biodiversity, invasive pests, weed and disease risk, and the potential effects of future climate and fire regimes in areas other than production forests. File photo
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Forestry leaders: ‘Audit management of all reserves and parks, not just production forests’
Responsible Wood has echoed calls for all forests, including parks and reserves, to be certified to find out how well […]
Forestry leaders: ‘Audit management of all reserves and parks, not just production forests’
Responsible Wood has welcomed a suggestion by forestry leaders that all forests, including parks and reserves, should be certified to find out how well they are being managed.
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