Forest reserve " Heather "

There are two types of forest reserves: integral forest reserves and directed forest reserves. In integrated forest reserves man does not intervene, trees lie where the fall as an example. Such pristine forest reserves are ecologically very valuable. In a directed forest reserve an agency nurtures different aspects as decided by their organizational desires. You will walk through a directed forest reserve. Most forests are managed according to the high forest system in where trees grow up to be an ascending forest. If you could see it from the air you have just a blanket of leaves. There is therefore little low lying vegetation because the trees simply do not let enough light pass through. In this way the timber oriented forest reserve system is restored, a system that is very popular here. This system allows the for the use of scheduled tree-cutting for the use of timber.

Kenny Turman