Abstract:
Studies conducted by researchers in our country points out that most of the installed protective forest cultures on
degraded land have as basic species black pine (Pinus nigra) and sylvester pine (Pinus silvestris). It should be noted that
under massive regeneration and introduction under the shelter of the massive, in gaps created by extracting damaged
pine specimens, of some genetically valuable native species, are an effective forestry method of transition for temporary
forest ecosystems to stable (areal) forest ecosystems, but also of increasing the stability and functional efficiency (of
protection) of arboretum located in less favorable places (moderately eroded land and potentially sliding lands).
Ecological forestry reconstruction actions that are mentioned in this paper are important for the recovery of the
hydrological and antierosion protective capacity of these tree stands, but also for assuring their continuity on degraded
lands, thus obtaining a more effective protection of the places next to forested areas.