Hubei Hongshan IFM (Conversion of Logged to Protected Forest) Project

The Hubei Hongshan IFM (conversion of logged to protected forest) Project (hereafter “the project activity”) is implemented in Hongshan County, Suizhou City, Hubei Province of China by Zhejiang Zhongzheng Forestry Development Co.,Ltd, the geo-coordinate of the project is112°43'E~113°46'E and 31°19'N~32°26'N, the total area is 302,800ha, which includes the Improved Forest Management (IFM) of the forests in the conversion of logged to protected forest.

Located in the Suizhou City of Hubei Province, China, the Hubei Hongshan IFM Project is an initiative by Zhejiang Zhongzheng Forestry Development Co.,Ltd to protect forests from logging. The project spans an extensive area of 302,800 hectares, with geo-coordinates ranging from 112°43'E to 113°46'E and 31°19'N to 32°26'N.

Key Highlights:
- The project aims to convert logged forests into protected forests through Improved Forest Management (IFM) practices.
- By implementing IFM, the project is expected to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by preventing deforestation and forest degradation.
- The project will also contribute to the preservation of biodiversity and the protection of endangered species in the region.

Protecting forests from logging is crucial in mitigating climate change and preserving biodiversity. By implementing IFM practices, the Hubei Hongshan IFM Project is making significant strides towards achieving these goals. Through this project, greenhouse gas emissions are reduced, and the forests are preserved, ensuring a healthier and more sustainable future for the region.

Methodology for Improved Forest Management: Conversion from Logged to Protected Forest

Hubei Hongshan IFM (Conversion Of Logged To Protected Forest) Project

Zhejiang Zhongzheng Forestry Development Co.,Ltd implemented the Hubei Hongshan IFM Project in Hongshan County, Suizhou City, Hubei Province of China. The project covers an area of 302,800ha and focuses on Improved Forest Management (IFM) of forests converted from logged to protected areas.