"""Reforestation strategy and rotation-cycle planning."""

title: str = "Reforestation Strategy and Rotation Design"

content: str = """
Sustainable logging depends on successful stand renewal after harvest. Reforestation
planning should start before felling, with clear targets for species composition,
stocking density, site preparation method, and expected rotation outcomes. Delayed
or poorly matched regeneration undermines both ecological resilience and long-term
commercial productivity.

Design choices should reflect site conditions: soil depth, moisture profile, frost
risk, and expected pest pressure. In mixed landscapes, species diversification can
reduce vulnerability to climate extremes and biological threats. Planting windows
must align with local rainfall and temperature patterns to improve establishment.

Post-planting success depends on early monitoring. Survival counts, growth checks,
and competing vegetation assessments should trigger timely interventions such as
beating-up, targeted release, or soil moisture support. Reforestation performance
should be tracked at stand level and linked to management accountability so that
future harvest scheduling remains grounded in real regeneration outcomes.
"""

version: str = "0.0.1"
