Title 16 › CHAPTER 65 — INTERNATIONAL FORESTRY COOPERATION › § 4501
The Secretary of Agriculture must focus international forestry work on key countries that can strongly affect greenhouse gas emissions. The Secretary can help promote sustainable development and protect the global environment. That help can cover eight kinds of support, including forest conservation and management, plantation and tree improvement, fixing lands damaged by logging or disasters, fighting pests and diseases, disaster planning and response, better use of forest products, range protection, and wildlife and fisheries habitat work. The Secretary can also share technical and management skills, offer education and training, do scientific exchanges and research, and work with other groups at home and abroad. When a country gets help from USAID, the Secretary may only do these activities if the USAID Administrator asks for them or agrees.
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16 U.S.C. § 4501
Title 16, Conservation
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Sep 22, 2026
Release point: 119-110