What is the relationship between forest land expropriation and soil and water conservation?

Hello, there is a close relationship between forest land expropriation and soil and water conservation, which is direct and potential.

Woodland is divided into economic forest, timber forest, shelter forest, scenic forest, experimental forest, nature reserve forest, ancient and famous trees and environmental protection forest according to its tree species, planting area and function.

Closely related to soil and water conservation are shelter forests (water conservation, soil and water conservation), most of which are barren-tolerant, drought-tolerant, grow rapidly and have developed roots. It can enrich water and nutrients in regional soil, and can fix soil and sand, thus reducing soil erosion and land desertification. In addition to the above functions of soil and water conservation, other types of forest land can also improve regional environmental air quality, landscape ecology and promote economic development (economic forest).

Because production, construction and project development often need to occupy land, which may involve the requisition of forest land, it is necessary to carry out reasonable engineering planning and design, try not to occupy or occupy less forest land, reduce the damage to vegetation and the impact on forestry production, and then prevent soil erosion. Therefore, forest land expropriation is closely related to soil and water conservation. To fulfill the relevant procedures, for permanent expropriation, it is necessary to make up for one and make up for one, so as to make up for the balance; For temporary occupation, measures should be taken to restore land reclamation and forest land.