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SUMMARY: Privately owned forests in Croatia cover an area of 581,770
ha, which is 22 % of the total area of forests and forestland in the Republic of
Croatia. The total growing stock in private forests in Croatia amounts to 78
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m3/ha or 2.7 %.


Privately owned forests in the area managed by Delnice Forest Administration
extend over 22,380 ha. These forests are presently classified into uneven-
aged forests, which is not conducive to their future management. Bearing
in mind their condition regarding the silvicultural form, biological properties
and ecological requirements of the tree species participating in their formation,
the management of these forests should follow the methods applied to forests
of high silvicultural form or seed forests, which are regular and selection
forests, and to coppices. Forests of high silvicultural form are regular or
even-aged seed forests covering an area of 13,264 ha, while selection seed forests
cover an area o
oof
ff 6,085 ha. Regular coppice forests are found over an
area of 3,031 ha.


Placing these different forest forms into a uniform uneven-aged class prevents,
among other things, the application of those necessary silvicultural
operations which are aimed at attaining better stability, productivity and sustainability,
or sustainable development.


Based on the above structural indicators, especially the growing stock and
increment of these forests, we may conclude that the current condition of private
forests in this area is equally bad and worrying as that of other private
forests in Croatia.