ÎNCOTRO, PĂDURI ALE ROMÂNIEI?
WHERE, ROMANIA'S FORESTS?

Summary/Abstract: By functions that forests perform are considered a national asset. To implement the principle of sustainable management in any European state ownership of forests is not considered to be an absolute right. He can only be exercised within the law. Therefore, the balance between the general interest of society and the private interest of the owner shall be determined by law or by a set of laws / regulations. The company perceives forests - as a general benefit (biodiversity, climate, soil protection, water protection etc.), while the owner - is interested in exploitability. Finding a balance between the general interest of society and the private interest of the owner, it is a problem / issue difficult and depends entirely on the development of society, while assuming and State takeover of management costs. Without analyzing figures, only going through the mountains of Romania, especially areas under forests of conifers, or viewing on your computer photographic material obtained by satellite without holding training forestry reveals that Romania's forests are in a great and real decline. It appears also, that in the forests managed by the National Forest - Kerslake, the phenomenon of destruction by cutting uncontrolled is less obvious than in the forests with the proposed administrative or private, but the aspects of degradation and de-structuring of stands after cases submitted above are common and the situation is worrying in that it took no enforcement action necessary, even where were noted such situations.

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