飞翔的羽翼日益丰满——第七届“全国森林文化学术研讨会”综述
The Forest Culture System in China Gradually Formed Like Flying Wings of Young Birds Increasingly Stronger: Review on the 7th Session of Forest Culture Seminar
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摘要: 2017年6月, 由北京林业大学主办, 中国社会心理学会生态与环境心理学专业委员会、中国林学会林业史分会、北京林业大学生态旅游发展研究中心协办, 第七届“全国森林文化学术研讨会”在贵阳成功召开。会议上共有29位学者围绕森林文化、林业史、森林与心理健康、国家公园体制建设4个会议主题做了精彩发言。与会代表达成共识:森林文化不仅需要继承传统历史文化, 以充实当下的森林文化, 古为今用; 更需要与当代森林产业有机结合, 提升森林产业的竞争力, 创新森林文化产品并普惠社会; 与当代社会紧密结合, 充分发挥森林的服务功能, 促进人们的身心健康; 与生态文明体制改革高度结合, 搞好国家公园体制试点工作, 探索建立国家公园体制总体方案。经过二十多年的发展, 森林文化体系逐渐形成, 飞翔的羽翼日益丰满。Abstract: The 7th session of Forest Culture Seminar was held in Guiyang on June 2017, sponsored by Beijing Forestry University and jointly by the Specialized Committee of Ecological and Environmental Psychology of China Social Psychological Association, the Forestry History Branch of China Forestry Association, and the Eco-Tourism Development Research Center of Beijing Forestry University. In the seminar, 29 scholars gave their splendid speeches from 4 aspects of forest culture, forestry history, forest and psychological health, and institutional construction of national parks. The attendees of the seminar reached a consensus as below. The forest culture not only needs to inherit traditional culture to enrich the current forest culture, i. e., using the traditional knowledge and experiences for modern life. It also needs to combine organically with the modern forest industry for promoting the competitiveness of forest industry and innovating forest culture product and therefore benefitting society. It should be closely integrated with the contemporary society for giving full play to the service function of the forest and promoting people's physical and mental health. It also should be highly combined with the reform of ecological civilization in order to smoothly conduct the pilot work of the national park system, and to explore the overall plan of the establishment of the national park system. After more than 20 years development, the forest culture system in China gradually has formed, like the flying wings of young birds become increasingly stronger.