Forest Boundary Monitoring
Using GIS and LiDAR technology, we ensure that all forest boundaries are clearly marked and monitored. This prevents illegal logging and encroachment into protected areas. The high-resolution mapping capabilities of LiDAR allow us to create accurate topographical maps of the forested land, which helps in the planning of sustainable logging activities.

1. Operational Planning and Terrain Analysis
   GIS technology helps us to assess the terrain and design road networks that avoid sensitive environmental areas such as water bodies and erosion-prone zones. By integrating GIS with real-time data, our team can plan logging operations more efficiently while minimizing the impact on the forest ecosystem.

2. Minimizing Environmental Disruption
   The use of remote sensing technology ensures that every step of our logging and reforestation operations is data-driven and environmentally responsible. We can predict and assess the impact of our operations on the surrounding environment and adjust our activities to reduce deforestation, habitat destruction, and soil degradation.

3. Reforestation Mapping
   GIS is also used to plan reforestation efforts, ensuring that the right species of trees are planted in the most suitable locations. Through precise mapping, we are able to restore logged areas effectively, promoting forest regeneration and biodiversity conservation.

By employing cutting-edge GIS and LiDAR technologies, Layang Kaji ensures that our forest management practices are not only efficient but also environmentally sound. These tools are critical to maintaining the balance between forest resource utilization and conservation.