Forests should be thought of not merely as “timber”,but also as treasuries of plants and animals as well as “green reservoirs”. The preservation and management of montane forests are therefore of importance. Different ways should be adopted according to the corresponding conditions of four montane forest regions of China. Afforestation in the humid eastern plains and southern rolling hills should be paid great attention, because these areas have much more rainfall, deep and fertile soil and sufficient atmospheric heat. Protection forests planted on farmlands and along the southeastern seaboard not only raise the output of crops, but also provide timber,fuel and forage. It is necessary to strengthen the rewarding utilisation system of forest resources. The current irrational remuneration of afforestation workers and forest engineering workers doing similar jobs but for different wages must be changed.
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August 01 1991
Some Strategic Problems Concerning Forestry Development in China
Publisher: Emerald Publishing
Online ISSN: 1758-6712
Print ISSN: 0306-8293
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1991
International Journal of Social Economics (1991) 18 (8-9-10): 157–166.
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Hou H (1991), "Some Strategic Problems Concerning Forestry Development in China". International Journal of Social Economics, Vol. 18 No. 8-9-10 pp. 157–166, doi: https://doi.org/10.1108/03068299110145245
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