>“Community forests are places where residents can relax, play sports and simply spend time close to nature”
So, like, regular forests?
>”However, given that such facilities already exist in many forests, it remains unclear how the new community forests will differ.”

blinkinbling on
Forest for people, not for trees!
KSzkodaGames on
That’s awesome news, about 1000 years ago Poland used to be covered with trees, until the Kings requested deforestation to expand the agricultural farm lands
NationalTruck5876 on
Czyli zwykły las z dodatkowymi etatami w administracji dla rodziny i znajomych uśmiechniętej brygady, fantastycznie, jakbyśmy nie mieli już teraz rozrośniętej budżetówki do skali nieporównywalnej do rozwiniętych krajów świata takich jak Norwegia, Szwajcaria czy USA.
The_last_trick on
Powinni jeszcze wprowadzić ograniczenia wycinki nie tylko wokół miast, ale przede wszystkim w górach.
Crafty_Book_1293 on
Cool, but aren’t most forests in Poland already “community” (state-owned in one form or another/free access) and “planned” (man-planted and managed for sustainable production of timber)? Poznań, for example, is surrounded by forests and lakes with recreational infrastructure + it has some inside the city itself too.
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>“Community forests are places where residents can relax, play sports and simply spend time close to nature”
So, like, regular forests?
>”However, given that such facilities already exist in many forests, it remains unclear how the new community forests will differ.”

Forest for people, not for trees!
That’s awesome news, about 1000 years ago Poland used to be covered with trees, until the Kings requested deforestation to expand the agricultural farm lands
Czyli zwykły las z dodatkowymi etatami w administracji dla rodziny i znajomych uśmiechniętej brygady, fantastycznie, jakbyśmy nie mieli już teraz rozrośniętej budżetówki do skali nieporównywalnej do rozwiniętych krajów świata takich jak Norwegia, Szwajcaria czy USA.
Powinni jeszcze wprowadzić ograniczenia wycinki nie tylko wokół miast, ale przede wszystkim w górach.
Cool, but aren’t most forests in Poland already “community” (state-owned in one form or another/free access) and “planned” (man-planted and managed for sustainable production of timber)? Poznań, for example, is surrounded by forests and lakes with recreational infrastructure + it has some inside the city itself too.