👉 Forest engineering is an interdisciplinary field that combines principles from forestry, civil engineering, environmental science, and ecology to manage and sustainably utilize forest resources. It involves the design, construction, and maintenance of forest infrastructure, including roads, bridges, and retaining walls, to ensure the health, productivity, and resilience of forest ecosystems. This includes planning for timber harvesting, wildfire prevention and management, biodiversity conservation, and the mitigation of environmental impacts. Forest engineers also focus on developing innovative solutions for carbon sequestration, water management, and habitat restoration, all while balancing economic, social, and ecological objectives to promote sustainable forest use and long-term ecosystem health.
