FOREST PROTECTION STRATEGY


Several forest protection strategies that can be used to achieve sustainable forest management are:
  1. understand the interaction with the agent of forest destruction so that:
    • can identify the factors that cause problems in forest protection
    • can identify the cause of primary damage
  2. can analyze and make decisions as a whole and not just limited to the most serious causes of damage
  3. always seen as a forest protection measures are not separate from silvicultural
  4. aware that forest protection is increasingly important and the approach is not limited to field crops but excluding forest products.
Protection strategies in addition to ensuring the sustainability of forest management can also ensure a low risk of forest management.
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