A glance at Turkish Forestry
A glance at Turkish Forestry
Mirza Hakim Khan Dr.
ABSTRACT
Turkey is predominantly an agrarian country possessing
20.2 million hectares as forest land which is 26% of the
total area of 77.97 million hectares. The average annual
plantation programme is 133,000 hectares. Most important
species in plantation are: Poplar, Willows, Equalyptus,
Alder and Pines. Natural geographical regions are Black
sea, Marmara sea, Aegean sea, Mediterranean and Central
Anatolia. Successful mechanical operations in the
forests are carried out during all plantation campaigns.
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June 1987
Vol. 37, Iss. 2
