Restructuring

Language: English Series: Forestry & British Timber ; 25(9) September 1996, 14-16(3)Publication details: 1996Subject(s):

Summary: As the large conifer forests planted earlier this century reach the end of the first rotation, the opportunity to assess the objectives of current forestry policy has arisen. This article discusses the principles and benefits of restructuring and looks towards a future National Forest Strategy.

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As the large conifer forests planted earlier this century reach the end of the first rotation, the opportunity to assess the objectives of current forestry policy has arisen. This article discusses the principles and benefits of restructuring and looks towards a future National Forest Strategy.

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