And generally, these forests are subdivided in plots of different 'age'. Every year, they will log 1/20th of the forest or so. The wildlife might be able to move from an affected area to one of the bordering areas.
In fact, this model comes quite close to natural destruction of forests, where old trees would fall over, and wildfires would rage.
The only difference is that the process is not random, but nicely planned and managed to allow _humans_ instead of _wildfires and storms_ to reap the full-grown timber.
In fact, this model comes quite close to natural destruction of forests, where old trees would fall over, and wildfires would rage.
The only difference is that the process is not random, but nicely planned and managed to allow _humans_ instead of _wildfires and storms_ to reap the full-grown timber.