Guidelines for Nurturing Natural Forests

Circular 29/2018/TT-BNNPTNT was issued by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development on November 16, 2018, to guide the nurturing of natural forests.

Accordingly, Circular 29 stipulates the subjects of nurturing natural forests as follows:

- For protective forests and special-use forests (except for strictly protected zones), these are rehabilitated forests with trees reaching a height that contributes to the forest canopy with a quantity of 400 trees/ha or more or purpose-regenerated trees with a height of over 1 meter with a quantity of 500 trees/ha or more. The trees and purpose-regenerated trees are relatively evenly distributed across the entire area, where bamboo forests have a coverage rate of over 60% and 200 clumps/ha or more, relatively evenly distributed across the entire area;- For production forests, these are rehabilitated forests meeting the objective of business production with a number of high-quality trees exceeding 500 trees/ha or purpose-regenerated trees reaching a height of over 1 meter with a quantity exceeding 1000 trees/ha. The trees and purpose-regenerated trees are relatively evenly distributed across the entire area, where bamboo forests have a coverage rate of over 70%, with over 200 clumps/ha relatively evenly distributed across the entire area.

The content of natural forest nurturing measures as stipulated in Circular 29 is as follows:

- For timber forests belonging to protective forests and special-use forests: perform the removal of vines, do not cut shrubs, fresh carpets; cut twisted, diseased, broken, or truncated trees, retain healthy growing trees, ensuring a minimum canopy density of 0.6;

Note the number of cuts from 1 to 2 times, with an interval of 3 to 7 years between two cuts;

- For timber forests belonging to production forests: perform the removal of vines of no economic value, shrubs suppressing regenerated trees; cut twisted, diseased, broken, or truncated trees, retain healthy growing and developing trees without diseases;

Note the number of cuts from 1 to 3 times, with an interval of 3 to 7 years between two cuts, within the period from 1/2 to 2/3 of the exploitation cycle; ensure a minimum canopy density of 0.4;

- For bamboo forests, perform the removal of vines, shrubs overwhelming the bamboo; cut truncated, smashed, or old bamboo; do not harvest bamboo shoots during the nurturing period.

See details at Circular 29/2018/TT-BNNPTNT effective from January 1, 2019.

-Thao Uyen-

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