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balancing current needs and what has already been put in place with the need for long term planning and better management

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Cultivating a good relationship with forest

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When thinking about planning for 7 generations-what are the steps we need to take to develop that level of planning? Who can we learn from to do this?

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much deeper and broader respect for and engagement of indigenous communities, their ties to this place, and their wisdom 

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much deeper and broader respect for and engagement of indigenous communities, their ties to this place, and their wisdom 

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simultaneously supporting ecological functions, climate mitigation, human needs

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Forest management and planning that takes a longer term planning approach, that considers 7 generations

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community-based conservation nested within a bioregional perspective

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community-based conservation nested within a bioregional perspective

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Much more emphasis by gov'ts on forest enhancement

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Much more emphasis by gov'ts on forest enhancement

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increased public understanding of the Forest - Carbon - Use - Impact Cycle

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increased public understanding of the Forest - Carbon - Use - Impact Cycle

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incorporation of two-eyed seeing into management and conservation

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incorporation of two-eyed seeing into management and conservation

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in a state of peaceful and productive coexistence with people.

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Greater appreciation for our forests

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respect for our dependence on nature and its limits widely understood by all people across the region and integrated in individual and societal actions

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respect for our dependence on nature and its limits widely understood by all people across the region and integrated in individual and societal actions

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big blocks of forest - on its way to becoming old forest

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Leave wild places where nature can take care of itself without our influence. Nature doesn't always need our "management" or "stewardship."

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fully functional

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Increased recognition of value of Native knowledge and use

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Increased recognition of value of Native knowledge and use

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people have access to the forest for cultural, recreational opportunities

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extensive & more reflective of its original range / distribution

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extensive & more reflective of its original range / distribution

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valued as fundamental.

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Rich in diverse tree species and wildlife.

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Rich in diverse tree species and wildlife.

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collectively managed

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supporting communities (and supported by communities)

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healthy and able to support all native species including humans

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healthy and able to support all native species including humans

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well-connected forest allowing animals and plants to move freely

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well-connected forest allowing animals and plants to move freely

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Having a climate-change resilient forest.

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Diverse, resilient forests

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healthy