This final section provides the reader with details of references cited and provides some useful information on relevant literature for further reading.
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This is a list of further reading. It is intended to guide the reader to more detailed sampling and statistical advice. Most are textbooks or review papers.
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Alder, D. & Synott, T.J. 1992. Permanent sample plot techniques for mixed tropical forest. Tropical Forestry Papers 25. Oxford Forestry Institute. 124 pp.
Alexiades, M.N. 1996. Selected guidelines for ethnobotanical research: A field manual. New York Botanical Garden. 306 pp.
Atkinson, R.P.D. 1997. Practical aspects of trapping small mammals in the tropics. Journal of the Zoological Society of London 242: 390-394.
Barnett, A. 1992. Expedition field techniques: Small mammals (excluding bats). Expedition Advisory Centre, London. 75 pp.
Berlin, B. 1992. Ethnobiological classification: Principles of categorization of plants and animals in traditional societies. Princeton University Press, New Jersey. 335 pp.
Bolton, M. 1997. Conservation and the use of wildlife resources. Chapman & Hall. 278 pp.
Bowden, D.C., White, G.C. & Bartmann, R.M. 2000. Optimal allocation of sampling effort for monitoring a harvested mule deer population. Journal of Wildlife Management 64(4): 1013-1024.
Branney, P. 1994. Handbook for baseline forest resource assessment. Nepal-United Kingdom Community Forestry Project. LTS International, Edinburgh. 19 pp.
Buckland, S.T., Anderson, D.R., Burnham, K.P. & Laake, J.L. 1993. Distance sampling. Estimating abundance of biological populations. Chapman & Hall. 446 pp.
Burnham, K.P., Anderson, D.R. & Laake, J.L. 1980. Estimation of density from line transect sampling of biological populations. Wildlife Monographs No. 72. Wildlife Society, New York. 55 pp.
Campbell, D.G. & Hammond, H.D. 1989. Floristic inventory of tropical countries. New York Botanical Garden. 545 pp.
Carter, J. 1996. Recent approaches to participatory forest resource assessment. Rural development forestry study guide 2. Overseas Development Institute, London. 322 pp.
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The CD-ROM included with this publication contains the following additional resources:
· Wong, J.L.G. 2000. The biometrics of non-timber forest product resource assessment: A review of current methodology. Background paper prepared for ZF0077;
· Sampling designs used by reviewed studies (searchable database and summary table in PDF);
· Complete reference list used in the review (searchable database);
· Baker, N. 2001. Report of the workshop "Developing needs-based inventory methods for non-timber forest products" held in FAO Rome, 4-5 May 2000. DFID-ETFRN;
· Amsallem, I. 2001. Revue bibliographique sur les méthodes d'évaluation quantitative des produits forestiers non-ligneux (littérature francophone). Working document. Projet GCP/RAF/354/EC "Gestion durable des forêts dans les pays africains de l'ACP". FAO, Rome;
· Amsallem, I. 2001. Resumé des études . Projet GCP/RAF/354/EC "Gestion durable des forêts dans les pays africains de l'ACP". FAO, Rome (searchable database and summary table in PDF);
· Amsallem, I. 2001. Reférences bibliographiques utilisées dans la revue. Projet GCP/RAF/354/EC "Gestion durable des forêts dans les pays africains de l'ACP". FAO, Rome (searchable database);
· ETFRN News N. 32. 2001. Non-timber forest products. Winter 2000-2001
· Website offline of the Non-Wood Forest Products Programme of the FAO Forestry Department.
