The phrase "a forest concession" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the granting of rights to use or manage forest resources, often in discussions about environmental policy or land use.
Example: "The government awarded a forest concession to the company, allowing them to harvest timber sustainably."
Alternatives: "forest lease" or "timber concession".
Last month, a high-profile activist was killed after investigating illegal logging in a forest concession.
In this study, we assessed the impact of selective logging on AGB in a forest concession in South-East Cameroon by quantifying AGB logged and AGB damaged by logging.
Carbon stocks, and timber yields, and their associated values, were predicted at the scale of a forest concession in Gabon over a project scenario of 40 yr with reduced logging intensity.
The opportunity cost of carbon sequestration in a forest concession in central Africa was assessed for different management scenarios, and the corresponding break-even prices of carbon were estimated.
It has entered into an agreement with the Sabah Government to manage a forest concession of 57 247 ha at Segaliud Lokan Forest Reserve in the Sandakan area.
This study addresses two main questions in the particular case of a forest concession in Gabon: (1) what is the carbon accretion potential of these two management options; and, (2) what is the break-even price of carbon credits that would make each of these two policy options cost-neutral to the concessions holder?
This paper investigates the regeneration success of a range of well/lesser-known timber species in a tierra-firme forest concession in Peru.
He also has a 700,000-hectare forest concession in Kalimantan, where he wants to plant palm sugar, and other landholdings in Papua.
The study area (locally known as N5) is located within a 12 500 ha forest concession of the Centre National de Formation, d'Etudes et de Recherche en Environnement et Foresterie (CNFEREF) Morondava.
Farmers in Tanjung Paku, a village located in Central Kalimantan near the West Kalimantan border, practiced swidden agriculture within a production forest until a timber concession arrived in 1990.
Computations were based on real tree population data from the forest concession in Gabon, with a virtual implementation of the REDD+ project in this concession following the VCS methodology.
