Road construction with minimal tree cutting: To build roads that can be used for a long time, we must not go against the power of nature [Shizenshita, Tatsuya and Hitomi Ue]

August 24, 2020
Natural forestry (by Tatsuya and Hitomi Uei)
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# Road construction with minimal cutting of trees Roads are constructed to foster good trees. Cutting down many trees for that purpose is putting the cart before the horse. Furthermore, by leaving living trees beside the road, their roots hold down the soil, preventing sediment runoff. To build roads that can be used for a long time, we must not go against the power of nature but make good use of it. # Road construction # Forest roads # Work roads # Forestry # Small forestry # Hokkaido # Hokkaido # Forests # Forests # Hokkaido timber # Firewood # Nursery logs # Hokkaido forestry # Self-logging forestry # Sustainable living # Living with nature # Satoyama management # Country living # Forestry for living with nature # Living under nature

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