This article analyses a model in respect of global timber market which studies how the supply of timber reacts to any future forcast increase in its demand. Higher demand is expected to increase prices, investments in regeneration, the establishment of plantations and expands output. Large regions of timber in regions of lower value are able to remain intact due to a larger dependence on plantation farming in productive regions, as deduced from dynamic market responses. Price, management, and harvest are most perceptive to the interest rate, access costs of forests, a rate of demand increase and the cost of plantations. Forest conservation strategies have examined. The examination predicts the system-wide implication of forest conservation in India. These policies state that the set-asides can induce net conservation, harvests increase elsewhere, particularly in natural forests. The term of Forest resource management including much more than planting plants or decrease cutting them down.

KEYWORDS: Global Timber Market, Forest Resource Management, Forest Conservation Strategies.