ELEPHANT LOGGING AND TEAK ECONOMY IN THAILAND
Teak is one of Thailands most important natural resources, growing plentifully in the north and covering about 28% of the countrys total forest area or approximately 92,000 sq.km. Teak grows well on the sandy loam of hilly terrain in dry and moist Upper Mixed Deciduous forest together with other hardwoods and bamboo. Teak is found between100-900 m. above sea level in areas with an average temperature of about 80 F and an average rainfall of 1,200 mm. per year. During the hot season, From February to April, teak gradually sheds its leaves until finally leaving the tree bare for a few months. Teak is a semi-hardwood of moderate size with light golden yellow tone and fine grain. It is an excellent timber for all around utility.
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