Forestry practices refer to the methods and techniques used in the management and cultivation of forests. These practices include activities such as planting, thinning, and harvesting trees, as well as maintaining the health of forest ecosystems. Sustainable forestry aims to balance economic, environmental, and social needs, ensuring that forests can continue to provide resources like timber and habitat for wildlife. Additionally, forestry practices involve monitoring forest health and biodiversity. This includes controlling pests and diseases, restoring degraded areas, and implementing conservation strategies. By applying these practices, foresters work to protect natural resources while promoting the long-term viability of forested landscapes.