Forestry Flashcards

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What are the three methods of forestry?

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  • Clear-cutting
  • Selective cutting
  • Shelterwood cutting

These methods vary in their approach to timber harvesting and forest management.

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Which method of forestry is the most sustainable?

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Selective cutting

Selective cutting allows for the preservation of the forest ecosystem while still permitting timber extraction.

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Which method of forestry is the least sustainable?

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Clear-cutting

Clear-cutting can lead to significant ecological disruption and habitat loss.

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Who owns the forests?

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Governments, private individuals, and companies

Forest ownership can vary widely depending on the region and legal frameworks.

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What does the Lorax teach us?

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The importance of environmental conservation and sustainable practices

The Lorax symbolizes the need to protect natural resources for future generations.

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How does forestry benefit Canada?

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Economic growth, job creation, and environmental management

The forestry industry is a significant contributor to Canada’s economy and provides numerous employment opportunities.

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How do forests help prevent soil erosion?

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By stabilizing the soil with roots and reducing the impact of rain

Forests act as a natural barrier that protects soil from being washed away.

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What are the steps of Forest Management?

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  • Planning
  • Implementation
  • Monitoring
  • Adjustment

Effective forest management involves a cycle of these key steps to ensure sustainability.

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How much of Canada is covered by forests?

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Approximately 38%

This significant forest cover plays a crucial role in biodiversity and carbon storage.

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