Forest management in Central Africa: where are we?
Today in the Central Africa region, production forests under management cover an area similar to that of protected forests. This is the result of a complex process initiated about 10 years ago, after a long gestation history and a sudden increase in speed in the mid 90s. Managed forests should be co...
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| author | Nasi, Robert Cassagne, B. Billand, A. |
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| description | Today in the Central Africa region, production forests under management cover an area similar to that of protected forests. This is the result of a complex process initiated about 10 years ago, after a long gestation history and a sudden increase in speed in the mid 90s. Managed forests should be considered as an essential complement to the fundamental role of protected areas in their efforts to conserve the rich biodiversity of the region, as well as a significant contributor to economic development. In this paper the authors present new and updated figures about forest management in Central Africa as well as critical points to be addressed if we want to see progress towards better management and conservation. |
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| spelling | CGSpace194422025-01-24T14:20:03Z Forest management in Central Africa: where are we? Nasi, Robert Cassagne, B. Billand, A. development plans forest management history Today in the Central Africa region, production forests under management cover an area similar to that of protected forests. This is the result of a complex process initiated about 10 years ago, after a long gestation history and a sudden increase in speed in the mid 90s. Managed forests should be considered as an essential complement to the fundamental role of protected areas in their efforts to conserve the rich biodiversity of the region, as well as a significant contributor to economic development. In this paper the authors present new and updated figures about forest management in Central Africa as well as critical points to be addressed if we want to see progress towards better management and conservation. 2006 2012-06-04T09:09:27Z 2012-06-04T09:09:27Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/19442 en Nasi, R., Cassagne, B., Billand, A. 2006. Forest management in Central Africa: where are we? . International Forestry Review 8 (1) :14-20. ISSN: 1465-5489. |
| spellingShingle | development plans forest management history Nasi, Robert Cassagne, B. Billand, A. Forest management in Central Africa: where are we? |
| title | Forest management in Central Africa: where are we? |
| title_full | Forest management in Central Africa: where are we? |
| title_fullStr | Forest management in Central Africa: where are we? |
| title_full_unstemmed | Forest management in Central Africa: where are we? |
| title_short | Forest management in Central Africa: where are we? |
| title_sort | forest management in central africa where are we |
| topic | development plans forest management history |
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