"""Community engagement principles for forestry operations."""

title: str = "Community Relations and Social License"

content: str = """
Forestry operations often share landscapes with rural communities, indigenous
groups, recreational users, and local businesses. Social license depends on how
consistently operators communicate plans, respond to concerns, and demonstrate
respect for local priorities. Technical compliance alone is rarely enough to
maintain long-term trust.

Engagement should begin before major operational changes. Practical mechanisms
include pre-season briefings, transparent contact channels, grievance tracking,
and timely updates when schedules or traffic patterns shift. Teams should document
concerns and show what actions were taken, including when requests cannot be fully
accommodated and why.

Conflict prevention is more effective than late-stage crisis management. Noise,
dust, road safety, and water concerns are common triggers and should be addressed
through preventive controls and shared expectations. A credible community strategy
reduces operational disruption, strengthens permit stability, and reinforces the
organization's legitimacy in the regions where it works.
"""

version: str = "0.0.1"
