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Description
The video serves as an introduction to the concept of sustainable forestry, which it defines as striking a balance between the needs of the people and the health of our forests. It serves also to introduce the concept of third party certification as it applies to the forest industry and outlines the basic requirements for such certification.
General Assessment
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While the video is essentially an introduction to the concept of sustainable forestry it does have relevance for curriculum units that focus on
- resource management
- sustainability of ecosystems
- responsible consumerism
- sustainable development
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Themes Addressed
Ecosystems (2)
- Habitat Loss
- Wildlife Protection
Land Use & Natural Resources (1)
- Forests
