2010Forest Resources ManagementRequires access

Thoughts on the Current Forest Management

Zhan Zhao-nin

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This article considers that management is the eternal theme of forestry development,which should be better understood and promptly implemented in forestry production.It puts forward some views on the existing issues of the current forest management,points out the bottleneck in forest management and makes clear that forest management is scientific support for forest management.

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This article considers that management is the eternal theme of forestry development,which should be better understood and promptly implemented in forestry production.It puts forward some views on the existing issues of the current forest management,points out the bottleneck in forest management and makes clear that forest management is scientific support for forest management.

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This article considers that management is the eternal theme of forestry development,which should be better understood and promptly implemented in forestry production.It puts forward some views on the existing issues of the current forest management,points out the bottleneck in forest management and makes clear that forest management is scientific support for forest management.

Key concepts: Bottleneck, Forest management, Theme (computing), Current (fluid), Environmental resource management, Business, Computer science, Forestry

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