The Chinese government is aggressively promoting development of a domestic wood pulp industry, integrated with a plantation-based ...

Authors: Barr, C.;Cossalter, C.

Authors: Oyono, P.R.

The study\'s emphasis was on Dayak Merap and Punan people\'s perception of the importance of forest. A participatory approach usin...

Authors: Liswanti, N.;Indawan, I.;Sumardjo;Sheil, D.

Authors: Ruiz Perez, M.;Ezzine-de-Blas, D.;Nasi, R.;Sassen, M.;Sayer, J.A.;Angoue, C.;Gami, N.;Ndoye, O.;Ngono, G.;Nguinguiri, J.-C.;Nzala, D.;Toirambe, B.;Yalibanda, Y.

Access to natural resource is governed by competition and conflicts all the over the world. Alternative approaches to conflict res...

Authors: Assembe Mvondo, S.;Oyono, P.R.

Monitoring and research activities may hinder rather than improce conservation in tropical countries. This paper identifies some c...

Authors: Sheil, D.

The Costa Rican government has promoted the establishment of high yielding plantations, expecting to produce high quality timber. ...

Authors: Perez, D.;Kanninen, M.;Matamoros, F.;Fonseca, W.;Chaves, E.

Four years of annual diameter measurements of 75 big-leaf mahogany (Swietenia macrophylla King) trees in natural forests in northw...

Authors: Shono, K.;Snook, L.K.

Of particular interest for extractivism in tropical forest areas are useful species that occur at high density, such as the palm t...

Authors: Schroth, G.;Mota, M.S.S. da;Lopes, R.;Freitas, A.F. de

The Central Africa region (CAfR), generally known as the Congo Basin, is an “eco-region” representing the World’s largest rainf...

Authors: Mala, W.A.;Oyono, P.R.