Silviculture and other forestry activities

This activity involves the planting, replanting, transplanting, thinning, and conservation of forests and timber tracts. It also includes enrichment planting, which is the process of enhancing the biodiversity and productivity of existing forests by introducing additional tree species.

This activity involves the cultivation of trees specifically for the production of coppice, pulpwood, and firewood. It also includes the operation of nurseries that grow seedlings and young trees intended for forest plantation.

This activity involves the cultivation and management of tree seedlings and saplings in nurseries specifically for forestry purposes. It includes the preparation of soil, planting of seeds, and care of young trees until they are ready for planting in forests or other areas.

This activity involves the collection and cultivation of wild seedlings from peat swamp forest tree species. It focuses on the sustainable management and raising of these native plants for conservation or reforestation purposes.

This activity involves the establishment and management of forest plantations, primarily for the production of timber and other forest products. It includes activities such as planting, cultivating, and harvesting trees in a controlled environment.