What is Analog Forestry? Analog Forestry is a system of ecological restoration that focuses on increasing biodiversity by imitating natural forest systems in order to create economically productive and environmentally mature forests.

Analog forestry is an approach to ecosystem restoration that considers the process of forest formation and the functioning of forest services to be critical in establishing a sustainable ecosystem characterised by a high biodiversity to biomass ratio.

What is Analog Forestry? Analog Forestry is a system of ecological restoration that focuses on increasing biodiversity by imitating natural forest systems in order to create economically productive and environmentally mature forests.

Analog forestry is a holistic approach to forest restoration that mimics natural forest ecosystems, encouraging biodiversity while providing economic, ecological, and social benefits. Our resources and training courses are designed to help you apply these principles to real-world projects.

The world’s first Analog Forest demonstration; the objectives were to demonstrate accelerated processes of habitat and ecosystem maturity using a mix of native and exotic plant species of significant use to humans. The Forests of Sri Lanka which stood for millenia were destroyed through the colonial experiment of Ceylon.

2018年5月7日 · Analog forestry is a method of reforestation that is focused on the establishment of the natural forest structure and involves the employment of both scientific and traditional forestry knowledge. The technique also focuses on the local communities residing in the affected area and takes into consideration their input in the development of an ...

The world’s first Analog Forest demonstration; the objectives were to demonstrate accelerated processes of habitat and ecosystem maturity using a mix of native and exotic plant species of significant use to humans.

Twenty years of field experimentation has lead to an approach that tries to work according to nature’s designs. The system is known as Analog Forestry (Senanayake 1987). The Center’s work proves that moving towards ecologically designed tree crops brings back economic and ecological stability.

Analog Forestry restores the productivity of degraded land and provides new sources of food and income to local communities. It can be seen as a specific approach to agro-forestry, but taking it a step further, and integrating trees and plants in the whole design of a farming plot, setting highest biodiversity targets.

Analog forestry is a specific approach to agro-forestry developed in Sri Lanka. It restores the productivity of degraded land and provides new sources of food and income to local people. An analog forest is designed in such a way that it imitates the original native forest in an area and has similar (analogous) structures and ecological functions.