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2.1.1. Timber Extraction
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- 1.
What is timber extraction?
Hint
Think about where wood comes from.
- 2.
Name a method of timber extraction.
Hint
Consider different ways to cut down trees.
- 3.
What is a consequence of clear felling?
- It helps forests regenerate.
- It can lead to habitat destruction.
- It increases biodiversity.
Hint
Consider what happens when all trees are removed.
- 4.
True or False: Selective logging has a lesser impact on ecosystems than clear felling.
- True
- False
Hint
Think about how trees support each other.
- 5.
Analyze the long-term ecological consequences of continuous timber extraction in tropical regions.
Hint
Think about how ecosystems function and what roles trees play.
- 6.
Propose a sustainable timber extraction model that balances economic needs and environmental protection.
Hint
Consider how local communities might participate in sustainable practices.
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