Forest Management: To Sustain Ecological, Economic, and Social Values
by Pete Bettinger, K. Norman Johnson, Lawrence S. Davis, Theodore E. Howard
Forest Management: To Sustain Ecological, Economic, and Social Values explores the interconnected priorities that shape responsible forest stewardship. With attention to environmental, economic, and social considerations, the book provides a broad perspective on managing forests while recognizing their multiple forms of value.
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Forest Management: To Sustain Ecological, Economic, and Social Values examines forest management through three connected priorities: ecological health, economic value, and social importance.
The book addresses the challenge of considering these values together when thinking about forests and their ongoing stewardship.
Its broad focus makes it relevant to readers seeking a general understanding of forest management and the range of interests that shape it.
Written by Pete Bettinger, K. Norman Johnson, Lawrence S. Davis, and Theodore E. Howard, this volume offers a focused treatment of forest management and sustainability.
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