Sustainable forestry:
A)seeks to conserve forests for the long-term commercial harvest of timber and non-timber forest products by maintaining a mix of forest trees, by age and species, rather than imposing a monoculture.
B)due to the complexity of goals, is most effective when it involves cooperation among environmentalists, loggers, farmers, indigenous peoples, and local, state, and federal governments.
C)approaches vary from one forest ecosystem to another, in response to different environmental, cultural, and economic conditions.
D)is all of the above.

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Sustainable forestry encompasses a variety of practices and goals, including the conservation of forests through diverse tree species and ages (A), the importance of cooperation among various stakeholders (B), and the adaptation of approaches to suit specific forest ecosystems and conditions (C). Therefore, all the provided statements (A, B, C) are aspects of sustainable forestry, making D the correct answer.

Sustainable Forestry