©2009 Rainforest Alliance
Session 2:
Session 2:
Protecting
Protecting
forest
forest
Session 2:
Session 2:
Protecting
Protecting
forest
forest
Version: 2011Version: 2011Version: 2011Version: 2011
Corresponding principle:
Principle 2. Ecosystem conservation
Corresponding principle:
Principle 2.
3
Destruction of ecosystems
criterion:2.2., 9.5.
(critical)
criterion:Instead of expanding your farm….
5
Before expanding your farm…
Check its
suitability.
•
Soil
•
Water
availability
•
Slope
•
Location
criterion:
9.5.
(critical)
criterion:Before expanding your farm…
Check the
ecosystems.
•
Forest
•
Bush
•
Stream
•
River
•
Lake
•
Spring
•
Wetland
Corresponding criterion:
2.2.
(critical)
Corresponding criterion:
7
Before expanding your farm…
Check the
areas around.
•
National park
•
Wildlife refuge
•
Conservation
area
criterion:
2.3
criterion:
Establishing conservation areas
Corresponding criterion:2.1.
(critical)
Corresponding criterion:
©2009 Rainforest Alliance
Managing the harvesting of woods and plants
criterion:2.4
criterion:
2.4
Reforestation
Corresponding criterion:2.1.
(critical)
Corresponding criterion:
2.1. (critical)
Where?
•
In your farm
•
Around your farm
and your house
(vegetative
barrier)
©2009 Rainforest Alliance
Reforestation
criterion:2.1.
(critical)
criterion:2.1. (critical)
Reforestation
Corresponding criterion:2.1.
(critical)
Corresponding criterion:
2.1. (critical)
Increase
productivity of the existing farm
Increase
productivity of the existing farm
Check the areas around
Check the areas around
Check the
suitability of the land
Check the
suitability of the land
Check the
ecosystems of the land
Check the
ecosystems of the land
13
Summary
criterion:2.1.
(critical)
criterion:2.1. (critical)
Managing the
harvesting of woods and plants
Establishing conservation
areas Establishing
conservation areas
Managing the
harvesting of woods and plants
Summary
Corresponding criterion:
2.1.
(critical)
Correspondingcriterion: