Deals with the stakeholder's extent of knowledge and attitude in relation to their practices on forest management; reveals that almost half of the respondents were IPs and the rest ere non-IPs; majority of the respondents ages 41-50 years old; respondents have very low literary level and earned a living as farmers, carpenters, chainsaw operator and cook; concludes that the higher their knowledge on forest, the better are their practices in managing them and more positive their attitude in conserving forests, the better are their forest management practices.