New FSC Forest Stewardship Standards in Chile for Plantations and Native Forests

FSC publishes two new Forest Stewardship Standards that will further promote sustainable forest management in Chile. The standards both become effective on 15 December 2024.

The two published standards include FSC Forest Stewardship Standard for Chile Plantations and FSC Forest Stewardship Standard for Chile Native Forests. These versions of the FSC Forest Stewardship Standards each apply to all ownership types (public, private or other) and all categories of Management Units (including small or low intensity managed forests (SLIMF)). They also include some non-timber forest products.
details at: https://fsc.org/en/newscentre/general-news/new-fsc-forest-stewardship-standards-in-chile-for-plantations-and-native

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