Investigation of the Influence of the Freezing Rain and Snow Disaster on the Conversion of Farmland into Forest Program in Guizhou Province
Li Li
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Li Li
Abstract
The catastrophic blizzards and icy rain disaster that attacked most of the southern provinces,autonomous regions and municipalities at the beginning of 2008 caused great losses to the forests planted during the implementation of the State Conversion of farmland into Forest Programme(CFFP).After an overall investigation and assessment of the losses caused by the disaster in the CFFP sites in Guizhou province,this report gives an in-depth analysis on the major problems of the post-disaster reconstruction and restoration,and specific measures and suggestions are raised on reinforcing the forest management and allocating the special fund for replanting and refilling operations,etc.
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The catastrophic blizzards and icy rain disaster that attacked most of the southern provinces,autonomous regions and municipalities at the beginning of 2008 caused great losses to the forests planted during the implementation of the State Conversion of farmland into Forest Programme(CFFP).After an overall investigation and assessment of the losses caused by the disaster in the CFFP sites in Guizhou province,this report gives an in-depth analysis on the major problems of the post-disaster reconstruction and restoration,and specific measures and suggestions are raised on reinforcing the forest management and allocating the special fund for replanting and refilling operations,etc.
Key concepts: Snow, Agroforestry, Rain and snow mixed, Environmental science, Environmental protection, Geography, Environmental resource management, Meteorology