Forest disaster response unit integration and smart forestry... Forest policy changing by 2026

Published Jan 2, 2026

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[Forestry and Fisheries Newspaper=Reporter Park Se-jun] In the new year, the Korea Forest Service announced changes to various systems and regulations, with a focus on strengthening responses to forest disasters and addressing regional depopulation. Under the policy vision of "Forests that save people, and people who save forests," the Korea Forest Service announced changes to forestry policies starting this year. The Korea Forest Service has been identifying improvement tasks to protect the lives and property of citizens from forest disasters and to address regional depopulation by promoting the influx of population into mountainous villages and increasing the income of forest owners. The main forestry policies and systems that will change from this year are as follows: First, policies to protect citizens from year-round and large-scale forest disasters will be improved and strengthened.

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Forest Service Strengthening prevention of forest disasters and actively responding to local extinction To welcome the new year, the Forest Service announced various new systems and regulations starting this year, focusing on strengthening responses to forest disasters and responding to local extinction. The Forest Service announced changes in forest policies starting from the new year under the policy vision of "Forests that save people, citizens that save forests." The Forest Service has been identifying improvement tasks to protect the lives and properties of citizens from forest disasters and to respond to local extinction by promoting the inflow of mountain village populations and expanding the income of forest owners. The main forest policies and systems that will change starting this year are as follows: First, policies to protect citizens from forest disasters, which are becoming more frequent and larger, will be improved and strengthened. To respond swiftly and ...

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