A look at wood harvesting

This overview of timber harvesting in the Bawaanda group will enable us to study the socio-economic effects and environmental challenges of timber harvesting in the Bawanda group, which have become bottlenecks in the development of this area as a whole.The overall aim of this work is to analyze the socio-economic effects and environmental challenges of timber harvesting, with a view to regulating the laws to ensure sound environmental management and good living conditions for the population: 33% of respondents confirmed that wood is exploited by local households and 61% of respondents confirmed that wood is exploited by economic operators from Bukavu; The main consequences of over-exploitation of wood are climatic disruption; soil degradation (erosion) and the destruction of rare species such as : Sougué (Parinari excelsa), carapa-grandifolio, pronuis africana; are plant species.

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BULAMBO YANGO Ghislain. Born in Mwenga, 26/07/1986. Degree in Rural Development, Regional Planning option, ISDR-Bukavu. Research assistant at ISAM-Bukavu, Researcher in environmental management and nature conservation. Researcher in organizational leadership and Consultant in project monitoring and evaluation.