Management researches related to forests and natural environments refer to a wide range of assessments aimed at understanding how natural resources are used and identifying opportunities for their sustainable management. These studies typically focus on identifying the impacts of human activities on forests and other natural ecosystems, evaluating potential management approaches to mitigate or avoid negative impacts, and identifying strategies for the sustainable use of natural resources.

Management researches may include assessments of forest health and biodiversity. They may also include assessments of the socio-economic impacts of forestry practices on local communities and the development of strategies to promote sustainable forest management practices.

In addition to providing critical information, management studies can also be used to develop sustainable management plans that balance the needs of the environment with the needs of local communities and other stakeholders. These plans help ensure that forests and other natural resources are used in a way that promotes long-term sustainability and supports the ecological, social and economic well-being of the areas where they are located.