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Forest Ecosystem Study, YAZMIN CHAVEZ 8-92-1806 - Coggle Diagram
Forest Ecosystem Study
Techniques for its Development in Equilibrium
Complying with Forest Laws
The government should exercise its strong hand in enforcing the few conservation laws the country has, enforce the fines imposed on companies that violate any of the country's environmental regulations, and increase incentives for environmentally compliant companies.
Planning and Regulating
It begins with a strategy that includes the zoning of land suitable for forestry development, the creation of coordination mechanisms between the institutions involved in the sector, the establishment of a reliable institutional legal framework to replace the imprecise mechanism that had existed up to that time, and the creation of mechanisms for the sustainable development of existing forestry operations.
Create awareness plans
Maintain constant training not only for the personnel who work directly with the environment but also with the general population, creating conservation outreach programs, keeping the environment healthy belongs to all of us who live in it.
Problems and Difficulties in its Balance
Biological community
Corresponds to a group of populations that interact with each other and with the environment and live in a given area. Populations have different types of interactions. In some of them, both beings or organisms benefit; in others, one benefits and the other does not.
In order to go deeper into this concept, it is essential to know how living beings are organized and what type of interaction occurs between them and with their environment.
Population
It is a concept generally associated with places where human beings live. However, specialists define population as a number of individuals (plants, animals, etc.) with similar characteristics, living in a given area, and for a given time.
The interaction between the abiotic and biotic environment occurs every time an animal feeds and then eliminates its waste, every time photosynthesis occurs, when breathing, and so on.
Ecology
We will be able to find the answers to these questions below, as we will explain a series of concepts that are studied by certain biologists who have specialized in ecology.
The ecosystem is a relatively autonomous dynamic system formed by a natural community and its physical environment. The concept, which began to develop in the 1920s and 1930s, takes into account the complex interactions between the organisms-plants, animals, bacteria, algae, protozoa, fungi, and others-that make up the community and the flows of energy and materials that pass through it.
Relationship between Artificial Members
Also the designation of production forest areas as principal use includes the preservation of certain components of biological diversity and ecotourism. The latter are also subject to restrictions imposed by the principal use.
The fundamental idea is that controversies about different elements or uses in development that is intended to be sustainable can be resolved and reconciled to a large extent through land use planning and the proper application of multiple use fundamentals, within an experimental context.
The designation of areas for productive forest management in land use planning is based on principles of forest land suitability, society's sustainable development requirements and multiple use. Appreciation of suitability and designation of use requires stratification schemes.
In the specific case of Panama and, in particular, Darien, the creation of a producer forest and, within it, the designation of national forest entities and, at the same time, management units. In the specific case of Panama and, in particular, Darien, the creation of the figure of producer forest and, within it, the designation of national forest entities and, at the same time, within these, management units. This is a hierarchy of areas that allows the implementation of administrative management elements.
Relationship between natural members
Estimates made by the Geographic Information System of INRENARE (ANAM), in 1992, report the existence of 3,358,304 hectares of forested area, which represents 44.7% of the total area of the country.
As a result of the analysis of the evolution of deforestation in Panama, the tropical dry forests and tropical moist forests located in the lowlands have been the most affected; the tropical dry forests were the most suitable for human settlement, infrastructure development and commercial use, while the tropical moist forests have been mostly dedicated to cattle raising.
Tropical forests play a decisive role in the ecological balance of the planet and are home to a great diversity of innumerable as yet unknown resources.
At present, and following the trajectory initiated several decades ago, the gradual degradation of tropical forests due to the international political course and domestic policies of tropical countries, requires an increasingly urgent reaction to halt the processes of degradation and deforestation.
According to the First Report on the Wealth and State of Biodiversity of Panama, in 2000, the first National Forest Inventory dates back to 1947, in which a forest area of 5,245,000 hectares was estimated.
Panama in 2000, the first National Forest Inventory dates back to 1947, in which it estimated a forest area of 5,245,000 hectares, equivalent to 70% of the country's total area.
The sustainable productive management of the tall tropical forest should be considered experimental because of its complexity and the lack of adequate information about its response to various treatments, despite more than a hundred years of experience in tropical forestry. experience in tropical forestry.
YAZMIN CHAVEZ 8-92-1806