We are glad to announce that Sustainable Forestry (SF) has been included in the CAS databases!

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I am pleased to inform you that Sustainable Forestry [ISSN: 2578-2002], has been found suitable for inclusion in the CAS databases. We will begin coverage with volume 5, issue 1. We will routinely check the website and put the new issue into ourproduction system.

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Editorial Office

@Vox

Prof. Mehmet Cetin

Faculty of Engineering and Architecture Department of Landscape Architecture, Kastamonu University

Turkey

Forest is an important part of the earth's terrestrial biosphere. At present, the coverage area of all kinds of forest land in the world is about 5 billion hectares, accounting for about 1 / 3 of the land area. The distribution of these forests in the world is extremely uneven, of which Latin America is the largest, with a forest area of 550 million hectares, accounting for about 21% of the world's forest area; The second is North America, with a forest area of 470 million hectares, accounting for about 19% of the world's forest area. 

Figure 1. Forest fire risk coefficient through Francilla method. 

New survey points out that forest education must be strengthened to meet global challenges.

©Photo: ©FAO/Ch. Errath

We are pleased to announce that the Vol. 3, Issue 1 for 2020 of Sustainable Forest has been published, and is currently available for download.

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Editorial Office of Sustainable Forest

Prof. Dmitry Ponomarev                                                    Prof. Leonor Calv
St. Petersburg Forest Technical University, Russian Federation       University of León, Spain

We are pleased to announce that the Vol. 2, Issue 1 for 2019 of Sustainable Forest has been published, and is currently available for download.

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With the continuous improvement of remote sensing satellite technology, its demand for practical application is more and more extensive, especially in forest management and map survey. The first and most important way to manage forests is to obtain correct and timely information about forests. This principle can identify the environment and extract its uses with high speed, high precision, and low cost through remote sensing science to determine planning.