The phrase "allocation of forest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions related to resource management, environmental studies, or land use planning.
Example: "The allocation of forest resources is crucial for sustainable development and biodiversity conservation."
Alternatives: "distribution of forest" or "management of forest resources".
Allocation of forest in a river basin is a complex management problem, with conditions that may encourage conflict, in particular among groups with different interests, due to the diversity of the objectives.
Most of these studies are based on conventional methods and could overestimate the avoided deforestation of PAs by omitting from their analyses the lack of randomness in the allocation of forest protection.
In this paper, we take a political economy perspective to analyze Indonesia's policies on the allocation of forest land (kawasan hutan) and, related to this, assess the changes in forest land allocation that are needed to enable REDD+ to compete with other sectors.
The results showed maps of fire intensity and probability of fire occurrence, based on the simulation of 500 random ignition points, which allowed the analysis of the spatial relation between the initial state and allocation of forest resources and their risk of fire.
They also regulate allocation of forest produce to rural consumers within and outside FMUs.
This paper addresses tactical decisions related with optimal allocation of wood chips from forest residues at forest sites to terminals and power plants.
Management of riparian forests should focus on meeting defined management and conservation objectives through, for example, protection of finer scale features of riparian zones and landscape-level planning for allocation of uncut forest.
The discussion elaborates the consequences of the water dependent growth allocation for forest monitoring, growth modelling, and silviculture.
With this in mind, the WWF plan to allocate stretches of forest to individual villages and to train villagers and pay them for the maintenance of that allocation.
In Central Vietnam, the process of forest allocation requires local people to monitor their own forest and maintain ecological integrity.
The improved NPP allocation simulated the NPP dynamics of forest ecosystems more accurately over the course of stand development, and the results were biologically realistic.
