Forests have been returned to farming, and all trees in rural areas have been cut downThese 3 places are indispensable for tree preservation!
Introductory. Large-scale felling of trees in rural areas is a case in many parts of China, and Dongpo Village is a prime example of how severely affected. The felling of trees has caused a series of problems such as environmental damage, the disappearance of green belts, and the reduction of residents' income, which has had a great impact on the lives of villagers. This paper will focus on the causes of the problem and how to scientifically guide the development of rural forestry, and propose corresponding solutions.
Dissect the top three reasons why trees are cut down.
1.The policy of returning farmland to forest is inappropriately oriented.
The policy of returning farmland to forest has led to large-scale forest land reclamation, turning forested mountainous areas into paddy fields, resulting in the loss of rural forest land.
2) Excessive intervention in land restoration.
In order to promote large-scale planting, some localities have forced farmers to illegally sell the contracted forest and fruit land, and then sublease it to large households at a low price, resulting in the destruction of many orchards.
3.The gap in the policy of linking land increase and decrease.
In order to ensure the red line of cultivated land, many localities have forcibly incorporated forest land and construction land into permanent basic farmland, resulting in the concentration of forest land resources in the hands of the forestry department, and the trees can only be cut down without their eyes.
Uncle Wang and the villagers set up a ** group to report the problem.
In the face of large-scale logging, Lao Wang took the whole village to the county ** to officially report the problem. However, what they got was incompetence and disappointment, and the county ** was not responsible for the problem and did not give a solution.
How to scientifically guide the development of rural forestry.
1.Establish a registration system for farmers' forest property.
Farmers are authorized to register the ownership of the forest fruit trees they plant, and no unit shall cut them down at will, so as to protect the legitimate rights and interests of farmers.
2.Implement a zero-growth policy.
To avoid excessive felling, live standing trees should not be cut down unless new trees are planted to replace them.
3.Designate priority protection of rural economic forest areas.
In areas suitable for forestry but not for agriculture, protected areas have been established to prohibit the cultivation of cereals and to take full advantage of the benefits of forestry production.
4.Intensify the research, development, and popularization of forestry science and technology.
Adopt pollution-free biological pest control measures to increase the growth rate and yield of trees, and reduce felling caused by pests and diseases.
The necessity and feasibility of the solution.
Solving the problem of cutting down trees in rural areas is of great significance for protecting the environment and promoting sustainable rural development. The proposed solution is in line with national policy, aims to solve the problem, and has the possibility and feasibility of implementation.
Conclusion. The problem of felling trees in rural areas has a serious impact on farmers' livelihoods and the sustainable development of the environment. Scientifically guiding the development of rural forestry and protecting forest resources are important ways to solve this problem. **Farmers and all sectors of society must work together to take effective measures to promote the healthy development of rural forestry and realize the unity of economic, social and ecological benefits.