Are Canadian approaches to forest management sustainable? Are they maintaining ecological integrity?

Sustainable forest development means to use the forest and maintain the forest, so that the next generation can also enjoy it's benefits. It means caring the environment of the forest and it's associated areas. This kind of sustainable development is achieved in Canada by enforcing laws, planning and investing for forest development research purposes.

In Canada the harvesting of material is mainly done by private agencies. These agencies are bound to develop a proper forest management plan, before the commencement of harvesting.

This plan gets approval from terrestrial government of the place concerned, central agencies, and local public. This is mainly because of the requirement so that the forest can both be used for present as well as future purpose.

This rule is very much effective for maintaining ecological equilibrium.