"""Biodiversity safeguards in active production forests."""

title: str = "Biodiversity Safeguards in Working Forests"

content: str = """
Biodiversity protection in managed forests requires intentional design, not only
set-aside declarations. Planning teams should identify habitat features that need
retention, including cavity trees, coarse woody debris, mixed-species patches, and
movement corridors between conservation zones. These elements support species
persistence while commercial operations continue in designated areas.

Operational safeguards should include mapped exclusion areas, seasonal limits near
breeding periods, and clear rules for machine access in sensitive habitats. Crew
briefings must translate ecological prescriptions into practical field indicators
so operators can recognize protected features during high-pressure production days.

Monitoring should combine field audits and trend indicators such as habitat feature
retention rates or disturbance incidents. Where impacts exceed thresholds, teams
should adapt prescriptions rather than repeating ineffective controls. Biodiversity
performance is both an ecological duty and a reputational factor that influences
public trust, certification confidence, and long-term access to forest resources.
"""

version: str = "0.0.1"
