La gestion locale des forêts du Sahel : vers un nouveau contrat social
2000
Kerkhof, Paul |
Forest management
Forests for people
2012
Ecological economic aspects of ecosystem approach (EA) and sustainable forest management (SFM) : case study of the Tuszyma Forest District in Poland
2008
Rykowski, Kazimierz |
Participatory action and learning
2001
Branney, Peter |
Malla, Yam B. |
Neupane, Hari |
Innovative forestry : a synthesis of small-scale forest management practice from Nepal
2001
Bhattarai, Basundhara |
Branney, Peter |
Malla, Yam B. |
Company-led approaches to conflict resolution in the forest sector
2009
This discussion paper explores the potential for addressing conflict in the forest sector through the use of company-led tools and mechanisms. A major conflict issue for many is that of recognising and negotiating rights to land and resources. Conflicts also arise between companies and communities or civil society organisations over conservation priorities, environmental pollution and benefit sharing.
More people, more trees : environmental recovery in Africa = plus de gens, plus d'arbres : le rétablissement de l'environnement en Afrique
2010
Critchley, Will |
Over 20 years ago, concerned farmers’ groups in Kenya and Burkina Faso began to adopt new measures to conserve soil and water and to re-establish trees in their fields. Two videos, "Looking after our Land" and "Building on Traditions", recorded the new participatory approaches for land conservation being developed at that time in various countries.
Redeeming REDD : policies, incentives and social feasibility for avoided deforestation
2013
Brown, Michael I. |
Managing forests as complex adaptive systems : building resilience to the challenge of global change
2013
Coates, K. Dave |
Messier, Christian |
Puettmann, Klaus J. |
This book links the emerging concepts of complexity, complex adaptive system (CAS) and resilience to forest ecology and management. It explores how these concepts can be applied in various forest biomes of the world with their different ecological, economic and social settings, and history. Individual chapters stress different elements of these concepts based on the specific setting and expertise of the authors.