strategy
Certifying forests
Description:
Certification establishes that timber and timber products come from well-managed sources. It is seem by the timber trade, consumer associations, environmental organizations and governments alike as ae key to achieving sustainable forest management. Implementation:
The Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) was founded in 1993 to support environmentally-appropriate, socially beneficial and economically-viable management of the world's forests. It is an association of Members consisting of representatives from environmental and social groups, the timber trade and the forestry profession, indigenous people's organizations, community forestry groups and forest product certification organizations from around the world. Facilitates:
Certifying woodConserving forest genetic resources Facilitated by:
Researching forests References:
Lewis, Byron A and Pucelik, Frank: Magic Demystified: a pragmatic guide to communication and changeUpton, Christopher and Bass, Stephen: The Forest Certification Handbook Subjects:
Research, Standards → CertificationAgriculture, Fisheries → Forestry
Type Classification:
D: Detailed strategies Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
