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### 1. The Challenges in Managing Australians’s Native Forest Estate
manage Australia’s large and diverse native forest estate has been controversial for decades. The management options deployed by agencies have been researched, field-tested, and improved over a long period. The management landscape in Australia has seen significant differences between the conservation forest estate (the current natural forest left for private and public use) and the managed multiple-use forest estate (fallowing many trees for木产品生产). The current multiple-use forest estate is almost unavailable for harvesting because almost all the land already formatted for the conservation landscape is being reforested after prior harvests or due to wildfires.
#### Theunderscores the importance of participation in active forest management
forest management and value-added industries have significant economic benefits for rural communities. For example, near north east Australia, the NSW government emphasizes that the value-added sector of the wood product industry employs nearly 9000 people and generates approximately $2.9 billion in gross revenue, with 75% of this being from ‘community service’ activities across nearly 2 million hectares of public forest. In imagery, forest biomass from managed native forests also enhances regional livelihoods and migratory support. If managed sustainably, forest biomass can also directly provide supporting water for regional communities, which is ofcreasingly important. However, certain provisions of the environmental legislation state that a.linspace harvest must be followed by regenerative practices, with the exception being upon annals for fire losses or logging.
forest management is highly dependent on practical experiences and historical data, which are not fully reflected in the_energy部门, which solely reports on statutory tools. Therefore, it is critical that forest quotas, definition, and commonalities between different forestVegetation types are better defined. In conclusion, forest management must be supported by practical experience and data rather than relying solely on biological assumptions.
