Non-wood values and forest management practices
Sustained yield in Tasmanian forest management: An examination of the conflicts between sustained yield management and the provision of non wood values
... harvesting practices and e fficiency of ut il ization ...by Forest Resources to recover additional pulpwood to that conventionally defined as such , are likely to lead to additions to the yield/hectare l ...
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Resource assessment of non-wood forest products
... Case study 1: Setting quotas for the Mount Cameroon Prunus bark harvest Prunus africana is a tropical afro-montane tree that forms a significant proportion of the canopy in higher altitude forest on Mount ...
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Traditional practices of utilization and conservation of non-wood forest products by Adi tribes of Arunachal Pradesh
... the non-tribal people residing in the nearby ...such non-wood forest products in the local market, but sometimes it is not feasible to fulfill the market ...
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Assessment of non wood producing functions of the forest as forest services to the public
... An approach suitable for the purpose is so called participative approach. The main feature of participa- tive approach is working in a group, which enables to influence opinions of individual participants. Individuals ...
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Market Forces and Decentralization Reforms: Effects on Non-Wood Forest Product Management Systems in Cameroon
... local management committees and the community, to limit outsider access to the forest ...Community Forest members did not develop rules for themselves, even though they were concerned about over ...
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non-wood forest products in 15 countries of tropical asia
... Forests in Sri Lanka also have religious, cultural and social values for local people. From a home garden or a forest, the villagers gather firewood, leaves, fruits and medicinal plants. The villagers also ...
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Modelling the management of forest ecosystems: importance of wood decomposition
... different values of empirically-estimated decomposition rates, rather than predicting future tree growth for a specific ...on wood stake ...actual management scenarios ...
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Use and governance of non-wood forest products in market and transition economies
... for nature and cultural tourism and to improve roads. The villagers also believed that the creation of a BR would increase the opportunities for tourism and thus might lead to the development of the area. However, local ...
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The Usage of Non-Wood Forest Products - Culinary and Artisanal Traditions in Romania
... analysed non-wood forest products from all their perspectives, including their ...in forest management plans and statistical forest ...main non-wood forest ...
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Use and governance of non-wood forest products in transition and market economies
... I thus contend that, in Ukraine, where peoples’ livelihoods depend directly on use of natural resources (Elbakidze & Angelstam, 2007; Stryamets et al., 2012), the nature conservation orientation of BR’s ...
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Assessment Report for the Sector of Non-Wood Forest Products and Medicinal and Aromatic Plants
... Despite great market potential, the sector struggles with common agricultural sector problems such as: fragmented land, use of outdated technologies, insufficient knowledge of relevant actors, lack of know- how on ...
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Bee pollen as non-wood forest product in the eastern Andean highlands of Colombia
... to carry out forest conservation practices through beekeeping management. INTRODUCCIÓN Las abejas melíferas (Apis mellifera L.) recolectan polen de las flores, lo mezclan con néctar y sus propias ...
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Modeling the CO2-effects of forest management and wood usage on a regional basis
... the forest and in HWP, as well as emission reductions through wood usage is considered (sector ...of wood usage can already been seen in a 40-year study period, but are even more significant over a ...
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Contemporary Hawai'i Non-Timber Forest Plant Gathering Practices
... 21. Non-Timber Forest Products species used by dancers at the 2016 and 2017 Merrie Monarch Hula ...Gathering practices and lei protocols vary between hula ...
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Making Forest Values Work: Enhancing Multi Dimensional Perspectives towards Sustainable Forest Management
... and values are in constant dynamic ...of forest institutions that practice various types of SFM, and in ways that the methods and tools applied in these systems differ significantly, and they have been ...
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Dealing with non-linearity and uncertainty in forest management
... a forest, a model will need to represent, in a spatially explicit manner, the most important objects and functions that affect its short- and long-term dynamics at more than one spatial ...constant values ...
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Aesthetic values of forest landscapes
... into forest management has been stressed both in research and in ...on forest landscapes with special regard to young ...recreational forest differed to a great extent from the image of ...
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Small and Medium Enterprises Based on Non-Wood Forest Products: Characteristics and Types in Serbia
... and management in forestry and nature protection, entrepreneurship and SMEs in forestry, and governance in forestry and nature protection at both BSc, MSc and PhD ...European Forest Institute projects, and ...
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The Role of Non-Wood Forest Products in Poverty Alleviation and Food Security in Urban Ghana
... Ghanaians and in particular, those in the rural areas [4, 5]. Several statistical analyses and studies (see [6-9]) have confirmed the role of bushmeat households living in extreme poverty (daily per capita income less ...
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OPPORTUNITIES FOR BUILDING NUTRITION-SENSITIVE NON-WOOD FOREST PRODUCT VALUE CHAINS IN UGANDA
... 63 Tamarindus indica Species description Tamarindus indica is a tree species native to Africa and belonging to the Caesalpinioideae sub-family, in the Leguminosae family. The tree that grows up to between 20 - 30 m tall ...
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