Trees of high genetic quality naturally implanted. Improved harvesting equipment more land-friendly. Equal investments in research, education and extension. Greater cultural and ethnic diversity among landowners. Portion of land intensively managed interspersed with wildlands and other areas.
Forests are accessible with respect for landowner rights.
A variety of incentives so people can select their strategy to improve their forests. Available private investment capital. New regeneration from managed lands to enhance wildlife, water, etc. More gradation and variety in management from intensive to extensive. Small landowners have incentives to participate in owner cooperatives.