Though non-timber forest products, edible fruits and nuts, fungi, medicinal herbs, and other natural products, are collected in a ecologically, economically, and socially sustainable matter, there are a number of resource pressures on timber-based forest products. Deforestation and global warming, among other environmental concerns, have changed the sustainability and availability of forest products. The concept of sustainable forest stands to reverse the impact of such environmental problems by preserving forest yields without causing irreversible damage to the ecosystem. Wood-based or forest products continue to be in major demand from both developed economies and developing nations, with sustainable industry practices for harvesting forest products a significant area of business development.
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