Model forests are voluntary associations between various economic, political and social sectors that share a territory and form alliances for the development and sustainable management of their forest resources. A model forest is both a geographic area with a governance approach to forest management where the needs and interests of local actors are translated into a shared strategy for sustainable development.
A living laboratory for sustainable forest development practices will need to use the concept of model forests to be able to get the funding and government support needed to achieve their goals. In addition, this type of laboratory must be an international institution, as its objectives can expand worldwide.
For this reason, an appropriate name for this lab should be International Model Forest Program.
This is an example of "Classical
conditioning".<span>
The term Classical conditioning is used for a learning process which refers to automatic
reactions that are generated from encounters that happen before a reaction.
Classical conditioning happens when someone figures out how to relate two
distinct stimuli and in that no conduct is included.<span> </span></span>
