An international journal of the forestry and food industries - Vol. 42 - 1991/2
FAO - Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
Tenth World Forestry Congress
Paris, Palais des Congrès, 17-26 September 1991
PARIS 1991
10e CONGRÈS FORESTIER MONDIAL
FORESTS a heritage for the future
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Tenth World Forestry Congress |
Tenth World Forestry Congress |
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Editorial - Learning to see the forest through the trees
G.E. Wickens
Management
issues for development of non-timber forest products
P.H. May
Building
institutions and markets for non-wood forest products from the Brazilian Amazon
J.C. Okafor
Improving
edible species of forest products
G. Olsson
The
socio-economic importance of non-timber forest products in the South Pacific:
Focus on Vanuatu
K. Kerr
The
economic potential of handicrafts enterprises in rural development: Focus on
Indonesia
An interview with Mr Louis Mermaz, France's Minister of Agriculture and
Forests
Preparing
for the tenth world forestry congress
N.A. Burdin
Trends
and prospects for the forest sector of the USSR: A view from inside
Committee on forestry
Near east commission
Sustainable management in the tropical forest?
Water and trees
Case-studies on small-scale forest harvesting
Forest economics