The tiny Okayama village providing Japan with a blueprint for forest management
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Nishiawakura is prioritizing long-term forest health and biodiversity, while also strengthening the local economy.
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In 2008, Nishiawakura announced a 100-year plan to promote forest health through measures including structured thinning of its artificially planted sugi and hinoki trees. Since then, it has earned nationwide recognition for its innovative forest health management initiatives. | KIMBERLY HUGHES
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