Sentence examples for forest management regulations from inspiring English sources

The zone is managed by the H'Mong people in accordance with forest management regulations that were established by the law of forest protection and development (Law No.29/2004/QH 11, 2004).

A tree grown at the 75th percentile growth rate throughout its lifetime requires 70 years to attain commercial size, but Brazilian forest management regulations imply a rotation length of 60 years.

In northern Bolivia, forest management regulations pay little attention to NTFPs and land tenure issues and related conflict complicate efforts to limit timber harvesting impacts on Brazil nut trees.

As a result, in forests belonging to non-existent kolkhozes and military departments, forest resources management regulations are not observed.

INFOR currently participates in the GEF "SIMEF" project, whose purpose is to develop and implement an integrated forest ecosystem monitoring system in support of the definition of sustainable forest management policies, regulations and practices.

As explained above, forestry stakeholders especially in Slovenia but also in other countries express confidence in existing sustainable forest management strategies and regulations, which they expect to secure all forest ES.

He suggests ways of avoiding problems that can be associated with charcoal, including the use of residues from wood processing in charcoal making and implementation of proper forest management practices and regulations.

Thus the use of forest biomass for charcoal making could still represent a threat to the future of the resources in local terms, especially in certain situations with high demand (for instance the periphery of large urban zones with low resources) and lack of proper forest management practices and regulations.

While many stakeholders highlight that energy wood is and will be a by-product of regular forest management, others doubt that existing regulations prevent over-use and emphasise the importance of harvesting residues and dead wood for soil nutrients' balance and biodiversity.

Regulation on forest management plans and game management plans.

Energy and forest systems can be integrated across landscapes and organisations to establish attractive solutions guided by good governance of forest management and biomass use (eg, policies, regulations, standards and certification systems).