Re:A study in North Carolina of dying trees
by pkphilip on Thursday May 27, 2021 @02:32AM
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You make a good point about mono culture forestry and also forestry of the same age. That is bound to cause a lot of problems.
However, agro forestry where multiple types of fruit trees etc are grown and which can be accessed by the community is a viable idea because the communities living around these forests benefit from the produce available from these forests and it also leads to a thriving ecosystem for animals and birds as well.
Re:A study in North Carolina of dying trees
by niyaven on Thursday May 27, 2021 @03:05AM
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Exactly, there are many ways in which the communities in and around the forest can benefit from a diverse forest. Various fruits trees, nuts trees are one way.
However, agro forestry where multiple types of fruit trees etc are grown and which can be accessed by the community is a viable idea because the communities living around these forests benefit from the produce available from these forests and it also leads to a thriving ecosystem for animals and birds as well.