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1. Indigenous Peoples' Rights: Required when the forest area involves ancestral domains or indigenous communities' interests

2. Community Access Rights: Needed when local communities have traditional usage rights to the forest area

3. Carbon Credits: Include when the parties wish to address carbon sequestration rights and credits

4. Research and Educational Use: Optional section for allowing scientific research and educational activities

5. Emergency Provisions: Special provisions for natural disasters or emergency situations

6. Ecotourism Activities: Include when sustainable ecotourism activities will be permitted

7. Sustainable Forest Products: When limited sustainable harvesting of non-timber forest products is allowed

1. Property Description: Detailed legal description of the property, including maps and boundaries

2. Baseline Documentation Report: Comprehensive documentation of property conditions at the time of easement creation

3. Permitted and Restricted Activities Matrix: Detailed breakdown of specific activities and their status under the easement

4. Monitoring Protocol: Specific procedures and schedules for monitoring and reporting

5. Indigenous Peoples' Agreement: If applicable, documentation of consent and agreements with indigenous communities

6. Forest Management Plan: Technical specifications for forest management and conservation practices

7. Photo Documentation: Baseline photographs and maps of the protected area

8. Contact Information: List of key contacts and stakeholders involved in easement management