GIS Mapping

GIS (Geographic Information Systems) mapping serves several critical purposes in forestry. 

GIS allows for detailed inventory of forest resources, including tree species, age classes, and density. This helps in planning and managing timber harvests, reforestation, and conservation efforts. geographic information systems

GIS (geographic information systems) facilitates the monitoring of forest health, tracking changes over time due to natural events like fires, storms, and diseases, as well as human activities such as logging and land use changes. 

GIS (geographic information systems) is essential in fire risk assessment and management, helping to map fire-prone areas, plan controlled burns, and coordinate fire suppression activities. 

GIS (geographic information systems) aids in assessing the environmental impacts of forestry activities, ensuring compliance with regulations, and supporting sustainable forest management practices. 

GIS Mapping enhances the efficiency, sustainability, and effectiveness of forestry management practices by providing accurate, up-to-date spatial information.