Sustainable Logging Practices

The video tutorial contrasts a forest before and after logging, highlighting the differences between selective and clear-cut logging. It showcases the National Forest Service's approach to managing public lands through selective logging, which maintains the forest's health and appearance, akin to a park. The video emphasizes the benefits of selective logging over clear-cut logging.

What is shown on the left side of the road in the video?

• A forest that has been replanted

• An untouched forest

• A forest that has been selectively logged

• A forest that has been clear-cut

How does the selectively logged area appear in the video?

• It looks like a desert

• It is completely devoid of trees

• It resembles a park and appears healthy

• It looks barren and unhealthy

What management practice is highlighted by the National Forest Service in the video?

• Reforestation

• Clear-cut logging

• Selective logging

• Deforestation

What is the main difference between selective logging and clear-cut logging as suggested in the video?

• Selective logging removes all trees

• Clear-cut logging preserves wildlife habitats

• Clear-cut logging is more sustainable

• Selective logging maintains forest health

Which logging method is implied to be more sustainable in the video?

• Clear-cut logging

• Selective logging

• Both are equally sustainable

• Neither is sustainable