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Fred Morgan wrote:Sounds good then, all plantation trees can be removed (you planted, they are a crop by law) except those withing 15 or 50 meters of a waterway, depending on the terrain. You should always have a forestry engineer do your paperwork. This is required for all trees except at times for the 10 trees permitted for use within the property.
I am a bit confused, here it appears you are selling, and in forming community, https://permies.com/t/13114/intentional-community-city-repair-ecovillage/Forming-Community-Costa-RIca#118622 it appears you are trying to form a community.
Hi Fred,
I bought some teak trees frpm a large plantation in costa rica and need to know if they/I need an official permit from the Costa Rican Government to cut remove them?
Thanks,
Bill