tree conservation
Saving woodland ecosystems
Tree conservation is the protection and management of trees and forested areas to prevent destruction, promote healthy growth, and maintain ecological balance.
It encompasses efforts ranging from preserving old-growth forests to urban tree planting initiatives: The city's tree conservation program saved dozens of heritage oaks from development.
Tree conservation addresses concerns about biodiversity, climate change, and habitat loss.
- old growthUndisturbed ancient forest
- selective loggingCutting only certain trees
- afforestationIntroducing woods to treeless land
- forest certificationSustainability verification for woodlands
- biodiversityRange of life forms
environmental policy · green belt · agroforestry · native species · park management · wildlife corridors · watershed protection · carbon sequestration · forest stewardship · protected areas · eco-tourism · silviculture · habitat restoration · sustainable yield · citizen science · windbreaks · educational workshops · community gardens
tree conservationdeforestation
Large-scale woodland elimination
clearcutting · clear-cutting · forest clearing · slash-and-burn · illegal logging
tree conservationland development
Preparing ground for construction
urban expansion · resource extraction · land clearing · habitat destruction · environmental degradation
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