because it's old growth, and took many centuries to become massive in size
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Sustainable development strategies for managing forests include the maintenance of forests by harvesting trees in a way that promotes regeneration and getting the most out of the resources collected. strategies include protecting old growth forests and planting fast growing trees that are not dependent on large quantities of nutrients to survive. The protection of green belts for wildlife also prevent erosion. The widening of fire trails and regular burn offs also promote and protect the growth of the forests. Its about getting a happy medium between the harvesting for profit and ensuring sustainability.
grasslands,desert,savanna,temperate deciduous forest,tropical rainforest,taiga,tundra. ok that's more than six but whatever, those are the ones i learned in school. by the way the person whom is writing this (me) is ten years old.
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Wood is a resource that is renewable if it comes from quick growing trees, and non-renewable if it comes from old growth forests, or rainforests that may take thousands of years to grow.
It all depends on what kind of wood it is.Wood chips, or wood waste, or scraps or wood pulp from plantation timber, or from any other source which is quick growing are renewable.But if it comes from rainforest timber, or old-growth forests, then it is non-renewable.
Technically they are, since they a very similar forest (but not exactly the same composition) can be grown after more than another half a century. But rarely is this the case, and rarely do humans plan on such a scale. Old-growth generally not considered to be renewable in many situations since they can't be harvested again for decades.Old growth forests have taken hundreds of years to grow, so they are regarded as non-renewable. It would take too long for them to regrow if we cut them down.
Quick growing trees that can be planted, grown and harvested are renewable. Old trees, hundreds of years old, are not renewable.
Old growth forest
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It is simply referred to as an "Old Growth Forest"
its renewable because it can grow back if u cut it half way n keep watering it.
Tara Starr Fletcher has written: 'Do understory species characterize old-growth forests of southcentral Alaska' -- subject(s): Old growth forests, Forest ecology, Old growth forest ecology
Since most of the South's acreage was logged years ago, there is little of the old-growth forest that has aroused such strong environmental opposition in the Northwest.