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Nature knows best how to manage forests.
By working within the limits of natural processes, we can be sustained in perpetuity. Ecoforestry strives to conserve the structure, function and composition of the forest. Self-sufficient and stable human communities can grow strong from a sense of place, recognition of interdependence and respect for the forest. Some key values of ecoforestry are ecological integrity, community vitality and economic opportunity. Its methods are specific to bioregions and forest ecosystems and are evolving as we learn more.