Forestry management is the practice of overseeing and maintaining forested areas to ensure their health and sustainability. This involves planning activities such as planting, harvesting, and protecting trees, as well as managing wildlife habitats and water resources. The goal is to balance ecological, economic, and social needs while preserving forest ecosystems. Effective forestry management also includes monitoring forest conditions and implementing practices that reduce the risk of wildfires and pests. Techniques such as selective logging and reforestation help maintain biodiversity and promote the growth of native species. By managing forests responsibly, we can support both the environment and local communities that rely on forest resources.