Forest management planning
Forest management planning is a process that identifies the resources and opportunities available on land property regardless business structure and strategy. All types of forests like old-growth forests, ancient semi-natural woodland or fast growing plantations need to be operated by a forest management plan, which incorporates following sub processes:
- Remote sensing, terrestrial inventory, land use planning
- Carbon stock, biomass stocks
- Geographical Information System
- Short-, mid- and long term operational planning
Forest management planning is a means of identifying what can be done to enhance and protect the values and aspects wooden property. These aspects might include timber, wildlife, recreation, aesthetics, nature/biodiversity conservation, livestock ranching, inheritance values, and others. It has also to ensure the long-term health of forest ecosystems to provide sustainable economic, social and ecological benefits. We can offer any kind of technical assistance for your forest inventory challenges:
⇒ | Preparation, organization and controlling of your forest inventories operations | |
→ | Conceptual desing of terrestrial sampling in or without combtination with remote sensing | |
→ | Dataset and reporting design | |
→ | Technical requirement assessments for mapping, GIS and Information Technology | |
⇒ | Data processing | |
⇒ | Analyses and interpretation of inventory data | |
⇒ | Plan development, short, mid - and long term planning of your forest management operations | |
→ | Establishment (natural revegatation or planting) | |
→ | Maintenance (thinning plans, silvicultural treatment planning) | |
→ | Harvesting (reduces impact logging, low impact logging, clearcutting) | |
→ | Infrastructure development (roads, bridges, stock grounds) | |
→ | Timber marketing and supply chain management |