Forest Resource Management is a discipline focused on the sustainable use and conservation of forests to balance ecological, economic, and social needs. It involves planning, monitoring, and implementing strategies to manage forest resources effectively while maintaining biodiversity and environmental stability. This field integrates principles from ecology, environmental science, and policy-making to ensure that forests continue to provide essential services such as carbon sequestration, water regulation, and habitat preservation. Sustainable forestry practices, including selective logging, afforestation, and conservation initiatives, play a crucial role in mitigating climate change and maintaining ecological balance.

In addition to environmental concerns, forest resource management also addresses the economic and social aspects of forestry. It involves managing forest products such as timber, medicinal plants, and non-timber forest products in a way that benefits local communities and industries. Community-based forest management programs empower indigenous and rural populations by promoting sustainable livelihoods while protecting forest ecosystems. Technological advancements, such as remote sensing and GIS, have further improved forest monitoring and planning. Effective forest resource management is essential for maintaining the long-term health of forests and ensuring their benefits for future generations.