Problems with studies, claims, and assumptions that have been made about the causes of fires in Indonesia_s tropical moist forests...

Authors: Vayda, A. P.

Shifting cultivation is the agricultural technique employed by the majority of farmers in the tropical regions of Africa. The domi...

Authors: Ickowitz, A.

Despite widespread acceptance of sustainability as the ultimate goal of forest management, perspectives about its meaning, signifi...

Authors: Purnomo, H.;Mendoza, G.A.;Prabhu, R.

Although mahogany, the most commercially important timber tree in Neotropical forests, is widely acknowledged to be threatened by ...

Authors: Snook, L.K.;Camara-Cabrales, L.;Kelty, M.J.

Droughts and fires are increasingly recognized as a significant component of tropical rain forest dynamics but detailed large-scal...

Authors: van Nieuwstadt, M.G.L.;Sheil, D.

Participatory approaches to development in general and natural resource management in particular are now a widely accepted managem...

Authors: Purnomo, H.;Mendoza, G.A.;Prabhu, R.;Yasmi, Y.

Tropical tree species are divided into two principal groups, climax (or shade-tolerant) and pioneer (or light demanding) tree spec...

Authors: Ishida, A.;Toma, T.;Marjenah

Allometric equations for the estimation of tree volume and aboveground biomass in a tropical humid forest were developed based on ...

Authors: Segura, O.;Kanninen, M.

Participatory approaches to forest management have gained wide acceptance and have also become the primary guiding principle in th...

Authors: Mendoza, G.A.;Prabhu, R.

After the collapse of the centralized Soeharto regime, deforestation caused by over logging accelerated. To tackle this problem, a...

Authors: Kato, G.