Forest researchers believe that an equals sign should not be placed between the concepts of nature conservation and management prohibition. Specific natural values must be protected, rather than prohibiting management on a certain number of hectares.

Often, natural values can only be preserved through correct and purposeful economic activity, and there are places where economic activity must be prohibited to preserve natural values.

A balance should be maintained between nature conservation and economic activity. All processes related to these developments must be viewed as a whole; one cannot choose a single topic or problem to solve without affecting the system as a whole.