"Foresters are also citizens, and private forests are also national land"

Published 2025년 10월 21일

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[Reporter Hong Lan, Korean Farmers and Fishermen Newspaper] In an era of forest transition, over 1,000 forestry workers gathered in the heart of Seoul to correct distorted forest management and an unreasonable disaster response system. They asserted, "Foresters are also citizens, and private forests are also national land," and strongly demanded the realization of compensation for forest fires and landslides, and a shift in forest policy centered on private forests. The Korean Professional Foresters Association, along with 140 forestry unions nationwide, held a large-scale rally in front of Yongsan Samgakji Police Station on the afternoon of the 21st, urging the normalization of private forest management and the improvement of the disaster compensation system. The nationwide forestry workers' rally held in front of the Presidential Office is the first since the founding of the nation. The Forestry Workers Association stated,

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Repeated forest fires and landslides threaten the right to survive 'Blind spots' in compensation and systems remain 'Overlapping regulations' hinder the normalization of private forest management Strong call for the establishment of forestry disaster insurance To correct the distorted forest management and unreasonable disaster response system in the era of forest transformation, over 1,000 forestry workers gathered in the heart of Seoul. They stated, "Forestry workers are also citizens, and private forests are national land," and strongly demanded the realization of compensation for forest fires and landslides and a shift in forestry policy centered on private forests. The Korea Professional Forestry Workers Association, along with 140 forestry unions nationwide, held a large-scale gathering in front of Yongsan Samgakji Police Station in Seoul on the 21st, calling for the normalization of private forest management and the improvement of disaster compensation systems. This ...
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