Forestry and recreation involve the management and use of forested areas for both ecological health and public enjoyment. Sustainable practices in forestry ensure that trees are harvested responsibly, maintaining biodiversity and protecting wildlife habitats. This balance supports the ecosystem while providing resources like timber and non-timber products. Recreation in forested areas includes activities such as hiking, camping, and birdwatching. These activities promote physical health and mental well-being, allowing people to connect with nature. Proper management of recreational spaces ensures that they remain accessible and enjoyable for everyone while preserving the natural environment for future generations.