What is a international forestry?

International forestry refers to the management and conservation of forest resources across national boundaries, focusing on sustainable practices that address global environmental issues such as climate change, biodiversity loss, and deforestation. It involves cooperation between countries, organizations, and communities to promote sustainable forest management, share best practices, and enhance the resilience of forest ecosystems. International forestry initiatives often include agreements, treaties, and collaborative projects that aim to protect forests while balancing ecological, economic, and social needs.