Forestry Zones
Forestry Zones refer to designated areas of land where trees are planted, cultivated, and harvested for commercial or conservation purposes. These zones are carefully managed to promote sustainable forestry practices, protect biodiversity, and maintain ecosystem balance. Forestry zones may include national parks, nature reserves, timber plantations, and agroforestry systems. The primary goal of forestry zones is to ensure the responsible utilization of forest resources while preserving the environment for future generations.