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1. Evaluating a forestry partnership between a private company and local people in East Kalimantan, Indonesia: a political ecology approach.

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HIDAYAT, H., ACCIAIOLI, G., JAFAR, TB. M., RACHMAWAN, D., SIANIPAR, C. P. M., SUNDARY, L. V., SIBURIAN, R., EKAWATI, S., and UTOMO, M. B.

Subjects
FOREST management, LAND tenure, POLITICAL ecology, PRIVATE communities, FACILITY management, SUSTAINABLE forestry
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2024
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3. A call for a wider perspective on sustainable forestry: Introduction to the Special Issue on The Social Impacts of Logging.

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MINTER, T., NAITO, D., and SUNDERLAND, T.

Subjects
SUSTAINABLE forestry, SOCIAL impact, LOGGING, COMMUNITIES, INDIGENOUS women, FOREST management
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Published
2023
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4. USA: Forests can generate revenue while serving ecosystems, salmon and people.

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SALMON, SUSTAINABLE forestry, COMMUNITY forests, STEELHEAD trout, LAND trusts
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The article discusses various topics related to forests and their role in generating revenue while serving ecosystems, salmon, and people. It mentions a growing movement advocating for legal rights for nature and the recognition of the rights of ecosystems and other species for better protection. The article also highlights the revocation of a license for one of the world's largest carbon offsets projects in Indonesia and the potential consequences for carbon exchanges and traders. Additionally, it discusses the Nisqually Community Forest in the USA, which demonstrates the possibility of sustaining local economies and ecosystems by raising the average age of forests. Lastly, it mentions the upcoming planting of a tiny forest in Manhattan using the Miyawaki method, which is known for its environmental benefits. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2024

5. The role of Bioeconomy in the Czech national forest strategy: a comparison with Sweden.

Author

PURWESTRI, R. C., HÁJEK, M., HOCHMALOVÁ, M., PALÁTOVÁ, P., HUERTAS-BERNAL, D. C., GARCÍA-JÁCOME, S. P., JARSKÝ, V., KAŠPAR, J., RIEDL, M., and MARUŠÁK, R.

Subjects
FOREST reserves, FOREST biomass, GRAND strategy (Political science), SUSTAINABLE forestry, FOREST products, FOREST policy, FOREST management, ECOSYSTEM services
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Published
2021
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7. The impacts of COVID-19 on the sustainable management of the forestry sector in Southern Africa.

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CHIRWA, P. W., KAMWI, J. M., KABIA, G., MAKHUBELE, L., SAGONA, W., MATAKALA, N., and GONDO, P.

Subjects
SUSTAINABLE forestry, COVID-19, COVID-19 pandemic, FOREST productivity, NATURE reserves, FORESTS & forestry, FOREST management
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2021
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8. China's Natural Forest Protection Program: evolution, impact and challenges.

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QIAO, D., YUAN, W. T., and KE, S. F.

Subjects
FOREST protection, SUSTAINABLE forestry, DEFORESTATION, ECOLOGICAL impact, TWENTY-first century, LOGGING
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2021
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9. Analysis of forest change and deforestration in Turkey.

Author

GÜNŞEN, H. B. and ATMİŞ, E.

Subjects
FORESTS & forestry & the environment, DEFORESTATION, EMIGRATION & immigration, INDUSTRIALIZATION, POPULATION
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2019
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10. Evaluation, analysis and perception of Sustainable Forest Management through the lens of the PEFC forest certification using two case studies in Sicily.

Author

LOMBARDO, E. and MAETZKE, F. G.

Subjects
SUSTAINABLE forestry, ECOSYSTEM services, UNITED Nations Conference on Environment & Development (1992 : Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
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2019
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11. Evolution in the enabling factors for transformational change in forestry and land use policy processes: the case of REDD+ in Cameroon.

Author

CHIA, E. L., HUBERT, D., CARUDENUTO, S., and SENE, O.

Subjects
FORESTS & forestry, GOVERNMENT policy, LAND use, CLIMATE change, DEFORESTATION, SUSTAINABLE forestry
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2019
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12. Implementation of forest certification in Brazil, Spain and Portugal: an Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) application.

Author

ALVES, R. R., FRAJ-ANDRÉS, E., ROJO-ALBORECA, A., and GRACIOLI, C. R.

Subjects
ANALYTIC hierarchy process, SUSTAINABLE forestry, PROTON exchange membrane fuel cells, FOREST management, MULTIPLE criteria decision making
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2019
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14. A review of the development of the multiple use forest management planning concept.

Author

BAŞKENT, E. Z.

Subjects
FOREST management, SUSTAINABLE forestry, SOCIOCULTURAL factors, FOREST policy, FOREST conservation
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Published
2018
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15. Stakeholders' opinions and expectations for the forest-based sector: a regional case study in Italy.

Author

PALETTO, A., GIACOVELLI, G., and PASTORELLA, F.

Subjects
SUSTAINABLE development, FORESTS & forestry, FOREST policy, SUSTAINABLE forestry, STAKEHOLDERS, PSYCHOLOGY
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Published
2017
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16. An examination of the effects of recent tenure reforms in China's collective forests on peasants' forest activities and their income.

Author

LIU, C., WANG, S., and LIU, H.

Subjects
FOREST landowners, SUSTAINABLE forestry, LAND reform, FOREST management, PEASANTS
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2017
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17. Managerial behavior and financial performance of China's state-owned forest enterprises.

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JIANG, H., ZHANG, D., and WEI, W.

Subjects
FORESTS & forestry, FINANCIAL performance, FOREST management, SUSTAINABLE forestry, TIMBER
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Published
2016
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18. Attitudes of local communities towards forest conservation in Botswana: a case study of Chobe Forest Reserve.

Author

GAREKAE, H., THAKADU, O. T., and LEPETU, J.

Subjects
FOREST conservation, SOCIAL exchange, SUSTAINABLE forestry, FOREST management
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Published
2016
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19. What Drives Consumption of Wood Energy in the Residential Sector of Small Cities in Europe and How that Can Affect Forest Resources Locally? The Case of Bragança, Portugal.

Author

Azevedo, J.C., Ferreira, M.C., Nunes, L.F., and Feliciano, M.

Subjects
WOOD, FOREST management, SUSTAINABLE forestry, FUELWOOD, RESIDENTIAL energy conservation, STATISTICAL models
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2016
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20. Analysis of the Effective Stakeholders' Involvement in the Development of National Forest Programmes in Europe.

Author

Balest, J., Hrib, M., Dobinsk, Z., and Paletto, A.

Subjects
FOREST management, SUSTAINABILITY, STAKEHOLDERS, FOREST policy, SUSTAINABLE forestry, LOCAL government
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2016
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21. Evaluating the Impacts of Plantations and Associated Forestry Operations in Africa-Methods and Indicators.

Author

Ingram, V., Werf, E. Van Der, Kikulwe, E., and Wesseler, J.H.H.

Subjects
FORESTS & forestry, PLANTATIONS, SUSTAINABLE forestry, FOREST management, NONGOVERNMENTAL organizations
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Published
2016
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22. Financing Sustainable Forest Management in Developing Countries: The Case for a Holistic Approach.

Author

Singer, B.

Subjects
FOREST management, FORESTS & forestry, SUSTAINABLE forestry, SOCIAL types, PUBLIC finance, FINANCE, DEVELOPING countries
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2016
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24. Analysis of forest change and deforestation in Turkey

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Hikmet Batuhan Günşen, Erdoğan Atmiş, and Environmental Policy Analysis

Subjects
Geography, Planning and Development, Population, allocation, Urbanization, Afforestation, Population growth, Socioeconomics, education, Socioeconomic status, Stock (geology), SDG 15 - Life on Land, 040101 forestry, education.field_of_study, urbanisation, Ecology, Population size, Forestry, 04 agricultural and veterinary sciences, sustainable forestry, Industrialisation, Geography, rural migration, 0401 agriculture, forestry, and fisheries, sense organs
Abstract

The paper assesses the extent of the forest area change in Turkey between 2005 and 2015 across 81 provinces and seven geographical regions. The results show that the situation varies at provincial and regional levels, but overall Turkey's forest area increased. An increase in forest areas in 60 out of 81 provinces was recorded, while there was a decrease in 19, and no change in the remaining two. There was a significant negative correlation between forest area and human population size. However, the change in forest area was found to have a significant positive relationship with the change in forest growing stock and current annual increment. Decrease in forest area was mainly seen in the provinces where there has been an intensive population increase, mainly through the impact of rapid urbanisation and industrialisation. In addition, it was observed that forest areas in these provinces became more fragmented due to allocations based on new legal regulations. A further finding was that the increase in total forest area was not the result of afforestation efforts by Turkey's forestry organisation but resulted from changes in the socioeconomic structure of the population, and related processes such as rural to urban migration.

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2019
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26. Long-term timber supply from state-owned forests in northeastern China.

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ZHANG, L., ZHANG, S., ZHANG, K., ZHANG, Z., CHEN, X., ZHOU, S., DAI, G., and ZHANG, D.

Subjects
TIMBER, SUPPLY & demand, FORESTS & forestry, SUSTAINABLE forestry, INDUSTRIAL productivity, BREAK-even analysis
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2014
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27. Estimating potential preferences for wood products sourced from forests that are managed using sustainable forest management schemes.

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SAKAGAMI, M., OKUDA, T., and LIM, H. F.

Subjects
WOOD products, SUSTAINABLE forestry, DEFORESTATION, CONSUMER attitudes, SURVEYS, BIODIVERSITY
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2014
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28. Perceptions of Sustainable Forest Management practices: An Application from the Forestry Sector in Southern Italy.

Author

Paletto, A., Meo, I. De, Salvatore, U. Di, and Ferretti, F.

Subjects
SUSTAINABLE forestry, FOREST management, FOREST protection, SENSORY perception, COMMUNITY forestry
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2014
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29. An Assessment of the Forest Allowance Programme in the Juma Sustainable Development Reserve in Brazil.

Author

Agustsson, K., Garibjana, A., Rojas, E., and Vatn, A.

Subjects
SUSTAINABLE development, SUSTAINABLE forestry, FOREST protection, FOREST management, CONTROL of deforestation
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2014
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30. Does Participatory Forest Management Promote Sustainable Forest Utilisation in Tanzania?

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Treue, T., Ngaga, Y.M., Meilby, H., Lund, J.F., Kajembe, G., Iddi, S., Blomley, T., Theilade, I., Chamshama, S.A.O., Skeie, K., Njana, M.A., Ngowi, S.E., Isango, J.A.K., and Burgess, N.D.

Subjects
SUSTAINABLE forestry, FOREST management, WOOD products, FOREST protection, WOOD products manufacturing
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2014
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31. The State of the Forest: Reporting and Communicating the State of Forests by Montreal Process Countries.

Author

Chandran, A. and Innes, J.L.

Subjects
INTERNATIONAL unification of law, SUSTAINABLE forestry, FOREST monitoring
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2014
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32. Measuring the success of state forest institutions through the example of Serbia and Croatia.

Author

STEVANOV, M. and KROTT, M.

Subjects
FOREST reserves, SUSTAINABLE forestry, FORESTS & forestry, FOREST policy
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Published
2013
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33. Future prospects for international forest law.

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MACKENZIE, C. P.

Subjects
FORESTRY laws, UNITED Nations Conference on Environment & Development (1992 : Rio de Janeiro, Brazil), SUSTAINABLE forestry, INTERNATIONAL law, MANAGEMENT
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2012
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34. Adapting tropical production forests to global climate change: risk perceptions and actions.

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Guariguata, M. R., Locatelli, B., and Haupt, F.

Subjects
SUSTAINABLE forestry, CLIMATE change, FOREST microclimatology, RISK perception, FORESTS & forestry
Abstract

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2012
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38. Training forestry workers in reduced-impact logging (RIL) techniques: direct social benefits to worker health and safety.

Author

Roopsind, Anand

Subjects
LOGGING, LOGGERS, INDUSTRIAL safety, INDUSTRIAL hygiene, SUSTAINABLE forestry, FORESTERS, TRAINING, SAFETY
Abstract

The article discusses the importance of technical training of forest workers to improve workers safety and productivity. It highlights the job description of tropical forestry including the hazards and risks of the said profession, the safety practices and guidelines in harvesting timber, and the benefits of reduced-impact logging (RIL) techniques on forest conservation and workers safety. Also presented are the recommended safety equipment and the impact of forestry sector on the economy.

Published
2016

42. Sustainable Forestry in Papua New Guinea? It is difficult.

Author

Rogers, Howard

Subjects
SUSTAINABLE forestry, LOGGING & the environment, FOREST management, RURAL development
Abstract

The article offers information on the sustainability of forestry in Papua New Guinea. It says that the Papua New Guinea has a land area of 463,000 squared kilometer by which 60-70% is the natural forest which includes some logged areas over forest. Details related to the issue which include the uncontrolled logging industry and the short lived development in the rural communities that have signed in the Forest Management Agreement (FMA) are also discussed.

Published
2012

43. Economic incentives exist to support measures to reduce illegal logging

Author

Joseph Buongiorno, Andres Katz, Ruhong Li, James A. Turner, and Shushuai Zhu

Subjects
Commerce, Incentive, Ecology, Natural resource economics, Geography, Planning and Development, Production (economics), ComputingMilieux_LEGALASPECTSOFCOMPUTING, Forestry, Business, Illegal logging, Sustainable forestry, MathematicsofComputing_DISCRETEMATHEMATICS
Abstract

Three studies of the global economic implications of eliminating illegal logging are summarized. Processors of illegally sourced wood would lose from the elimination of illegal logging through high prices for logs and decreased production of wood products. Associated with these changes could be losses in employment and income. Beyond these losses to the processing industry, eliminating illegal logging has positive effects on sustainable forestry practices, and economic, environmental and social values in countries with illegal logging. The effects of illegal logging also extend beyond the countries in which illegal logging occurs. In almost all countries without illegal harvests the elimination of illegal logging is predicted to lead to significant increases in the price and production of wood products. This suggests that an economic incentive exists for legitimate producers in all countries to support measures to reduce illegal logging.

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2008
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46. Africa: WWF and Rougier take stock on the progress made after one year of partnership for sustainable forest management in Africa.

Subjects
LUMBER industry, ENVIRONMENTAL protection, SUSTAINABLE forestry, ECONOMICS
Abstract

The article discusses the collaboration of World Wildlife Fund (WWF) France and lumber company, Rougier SA in promoting sustainable and responsible forestry practice in South Africa. Topics include the agreement of two organizations including the implementation of wildlife monitoring group in Gabon, establishment of anti-poaching unit in Northern Congo, and enhance local development fund in Congo. Also highlighted are the results of the implementation of the agreement a year after its launch.

Published
2016

47. Restoring the landscape to improve livelihoods in the Chorotega Model Forest.

Subjects
FOREST reserves, REFORESTATION, ENVIRONMENTAL advocacy organizations, WATERSHEDS, SUSTAINABLE development, SUSTAINABLE forestry
Abstract

The article offers information on Chorotega Model Forest, a forest reserve located in Nicoya Peninsula in the Pacific coast of Costa Rica. Topics include information related to the forest land before the conservation effort of the government in the area and the establishment of the group, Alto Forest Reserve Foundation, a group of farmers aiming to restore and preserve the land near watersheds. Also presented are the benefits and changes brought by the restoration.

Published
2016

49. What’s beer got to do with sustainable forestry?

Author

D'eon, Steve

Subjects
BEER industry, BLACK spruce, SUSTAINABLE forestry
Abstract

The author discusses innovation in manufacturing and purity of beers using various sustainable forestry products including black spruce and bio-oils in Canada.

Published
2016

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