05 Subjects of Natural Forest Restoration

According to Circular 29, the subjects for the rehabilitation of natural forests include:

- Evergreen broad-leaved forests and semi-deciduous evergreen forests with a broken canopy structure, a canopy density of less than 0.3, and no potential to develop into valuable economic forests, with the following indicators: number of timber trees, good quality under 50 trees/ha; volume of timber trees with a diameter at breast height of 1.3 m from 06 cm and above less than 30m3/ha; number of regenerated timber trees, good quality with a height above 01 m less than 800 trees/ha, unevenly distributed across the entire area;- Coniferous forests: the number of trees with an average diameter at breast height of 1.3 m from 06 cm and above less than 80 trees/ha, unevenly distributed across the area; canopy density of the forest below 0.3;- Melaleuca forests with a canopy density below 0.3 and the following indicators: density below 5000 trees/ha, of which the number of trees with an average diameter at breast height of 1.3 m greater than 06 cm less than 2500 trees/ha;- Bamboo forests: coverage area over 70%, unable to recover into economically valuable forests. For bamboo, luer, and baulbous bamboo, the number of trees with a trunk diameter from 06 cm and above, less than 1000 trees/ha (luo bamboo under 2000 trees/ha); For neohouzeaua, the number of trees with a trunk diameter less than 03 cm or from 03 cm and above less than 6000 trees/ha and below 200 clumps/ha;- Mixed bamboo and timber forests unable to recover into economically valuable forests, with the following indicators: volume of timber trees with a diameter at breast height of 1.3 m from 06 cm and above less than 15 m3/ha and the number of neohouzeaua trees with a trunk diameter from 03 cm and above less than 3000 trees/ha, below 100 clumps/ha or the number of bamboo, luer, baulbous bamboo, luo bamboo trees with a diameter from 06 cm and above less than 500 trees/ha.

See details of Circular 29/2018/TT-BNNPTNT effective from January 01, 2019.

-Thao Uyen-

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