Economic and Societal Losses Due to Environmental Impacts on Forestry Productivity

• Format: eBook
• Language: English
• Published: Basel MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2023
• Subjects: Biology, life sciences; Forestry industry; Research and information: general; afforestation; bearing capacity; clearcutting; CO2 emission; collaboration; combined labor productivity; combined machine productivity; common property resource; corporate social responsibility (CSR); daily rainfall; depopulation; developed countries; disaster-resilient forestry; earthwork volume; East Asia; eco-efficiency; ecological construction; economic development; economic losses; economic transformation; emerging market; ESG; external policy influence; extreme value analysis; floods; forest management activities; Forest Management Law; forest resources abundance; forest road failure; forestry; forestry operation; forestry resources; Gifu Prefecture; grey relational analysis (GRA); harvesting system; input-output analysis; Japan; key state-owned forest area; Kyushu region; local identity; local landscape; municipal government; New Scheme of Forest Management; ninka chien dantai; non-financial disclosure; observation; outsiders; private forest; processor tower yarder; productivity; rainfall-induced landslides; regional frequency analysis; relative risk; renewable energy; resilience; revitalization; ripple effect; road construction method; roadbed strength; rural community; seisan shinrin kumiai; small-scale forest road; small-scale forestry; societal losses; soil; spur road; station-year method; stream crossing; streamside; Structure from Motion (SfM); sustainable development; sustainable management; system coupling; typology of forest owners; UAV; under tree canopy; under-utilization; Yangtze River Delta; zero-order basin
• Online Access: Open Access: DOAB: description of the publication; Open Access: DOAB, download the publication
• Physical Description: 1 online resource (250 p.)
• ISBN: 9783036589367; 9783036589374; books978-3-0365-8937-4
• Access: Open Access

After successful government-led afforestation projects, what are the challenges for forest management in the face of climate change in East Asia? This reprint presents studies from the natural and social sciences related to forest conservation, engineering, disaster sociology, and forest policy in China and Japan. The papers cover a range of topics, including forest owners' attitudes, forest resource utilization, evaluation of forestry mechanization and forest roads, characteristics of damage from torrential rains, resilience of rural communities, economic transformation, and others.