| 摘要 |
Based on a comprehensive inspection and acceptance evaluation of the biological firebreak forest belt construction project in Huiyang Forest Area, this study systematically analyzes common issues encountered during the acceptance process. The findings indicate that primary challenges include low seedling survival rates, incongruities between tree species selection and site conditions, structural deficiencies within the forest belts, insufficient post-planting maintenance and management, and irregularities in documentation. To address these problems, the study proposes targeted countermeasures, such as optimizing tree species selection, enhancing supervision of planting techniques, and establishing a long-term ecological compensation-based management model. These recommendations are framed within the contexts of scientific planning, precise implementation, strengthened oversight, and innovative management mechanisms. The research aims to improve the construction quality and long-term fire prevention efficacy of biological firebreak forest belts, thereby providing practical guidance for analogous firebreak forest belt construction and acceptance initiatives in forest areas of South China. |
