yes. The forest right certificate needs to be signed and approved by the villagers. The confirmation of forest right certificate must first be recognized and signed by the villagers. This will reduce the occurrence of contradictions. After the villagers sign and approve, it shows that there is no problem in confirming the right. The forest right certificate is a certificate issued by the local people's government at or above the county level or the competent forestry department of the State Council, which confirms the ownership or use right of the state-owned or collective-owned forests, trees and woodlands, trees owned by individuals and woodlands used in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Forest Law or the Rural Land Contract Law, and registers them and issues them.