many proposals of principles outlined for ecoforestry. They are covered over books, articles, and environmental agencies. All of the principles relate to the idea that in ecoforestry, less should be harvested, and diversity must be managed. Through harvesting less, there is enough biomass left in the forest, so that the forest may stay healthy and still stay maintained. It will grow at a sustainable level annually, and thus it will be able to still be harvested the following year. Through management of the diversity, species may cohabitate in an ecosystem where the forest may feed off of other species in its growth and production. The Principles of Ecoforestry may be found below. Principles of ecoforestry The principles of ecoforestry are: See also Arid Forest Research Institute Conservation biology Conservation communities Conservation ethic Conservation movement Close to nature forestry Ecology Environmental protection Habitat conservation Indian Council of Forestry Research and Education References External links Ecoforestry Institute Society Trust for Sustainable Forestry Living Forest Communities Ecoforestry in Papua New Guinea case study "What is ecoforestry?" Sustainable forest management World forestry Environmental issues with forests History of forestry