To understand the present condition of the study forest, dominance (basal area per ha), the number of species per unit area, and some indices related to biodiversity were examined along the distance from the village boundary to the natural forests. To estimate forest regeneration and resulting future forests, the continuity from sapling to adult tree in each species was also examined. The conditions of medicinal woody plants and pioneer trees were separately analyzed, because they were suspected to be the first sign of forest damage in the current study forest. According to these variables, we can demonstrate how forest degradation worsens as the distance gets closer to the villages. Furthermore, based on species composition of adult and juvenile trees, we found out that the woody species have a high risk of disappearing in the future.