The significance of developing forestry is mainly reflected in three aspects:
The embodiment of economic benefits, economic benefits have two aspects, one is the embodiment of economic benefits, and the other is indirect economic benefits. Direct economic benefits, such as economic benefits brought by wood, economic benefits brought by fruit trees and medicinal value. The indirect benefit of forestry is ecological adjustment ability.
Ecological benefit refers to the use of trees to purify the air, regulate the climate, conserve water and soil, and achieve the purpose of improving the ecological environment.
Social Benefits As far as society is concerned, dense forests can satisfy people.
Meeting spiritual needs, cultivating sentiment and improving health are important components of spiritual civilization construction. At the same time, it also provides a large number of jobs for the society and increases people's income.