Environmental Sciences, asked by palavesam624, 7 hours ago

what a forest research in use?

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Answered by farzina88
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Research Forests provide a very special research environment and offer access to a legacy of data, putting current research results into a known environmental framework and increasing their potential.

Test results can be generated more speedily and efficiently than would otherwise be possible. New data is gathered in a well-characterised environmental framework and can be readily compared against long term trend data, allowing unexpected links and patterns to be more easily recognised.

Using existing data, such as that from long-term monitoring plots, can help strengthen research proposals, e.g. to funding bodies, and broaden research projects beyond their original scope.

Forestry research seeks to develop new technologies that can be used to assist in economic development programs designed to improve human well-being, while protecting the natural resource base and the environment. There is an important distinction between the goal of science and the goal of technology.

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Answered by Jasemin100
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Millions of people rely directly on forests for food, medicine, fuel and shelter through small-scale agriculture, hunting and gathering, and harvesting forest products. Poorly managed forests deprive such communities of healthy livelihoods.
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