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The sections covered will be Introduction to LiDAR, Forestry Management and its Technology, and How LiDAR can Help Forestry Management. The conclusion will summarize the benefits of using LiDAR in Forestry Management. Section 1. Introduction to LiDAR The initial step involves familiarizing ...
Some examples are: Silviculture Forest Inventory Forestry Management Horticulture Agriculture Agroforestry Hydrology Carbon Accounting Soil Erosion Control Modern instruments are affordable, portable, and handheld, making measurements in the field easy. These are widely used on site by: Scientists studying forests, silviculture, food cultivation, ...
Horticulture and floriculture, whether outdoor, indoor or greenhouse-based. Pasture management for animal husbandry. Forestry management for the production of wood and pulp. ...
Horticulture and floriculture, whether outdoor, indoor or greenhouse-based. Pasture management for animal husbandry. Forestry management for the production of wood and pulp. ...
Depending on investment horizon and illiquidity level, forestry investments tied to biological growth drivers seem the most attractive. Forestry then qualifies as a sustainable and responsible investment even during periods of financial crisis. ...
Although the government has now formally abandoned that policy in response to the growing public awareness of environmental and economic effects of deforestation, it has not been successful in controlling the destruction of forests, owing primarily to the policy of allotting degraded forests to private entrepreneurs and spontaneous resettlers, the open access status of forests, poor public ...
The purpose of ecocertification in the forest sector is to guarantee a sustainable management of the forest resources by the producers (forest owners) and define production rules for the transformation industry. ...
With this purpose, an empirical analysis is conducted to determine the optimal selective-logging management for a stand of Pinus sylvestris, and it is then compared with the outcome generated when biotechnology is employed to accelerate forest growth. Additionally, the results of the different optimisations are compared to determine if biotechnology might be a prospective ...
This study also indicates that JFM forests are meeting substantial biomass needs of the community and contributes towards achieving sustainable forestry.Keywords: Gujarat, joint forest management, community forestry, sustainable forestry, sustainable development, environment, ecology, India, species richness, tree density, basal areas, diversity ...
The multiplicity of interests around forests in India reflects the range of social groups who have a stake in their management. Forestry practices, and the ideologies that legitimise them, have been shaped by the political differences prevailing among these collectivities. This paper examines how power relations intersecting the global, national and local levels ...