Literature-tropical forestry

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• From: nores@nlh10.nlh.no (Eirik Stijfhoorn)
• Date: Wed, 26 Apr 1995 10:48:05 +0100
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From: Eirik Stijfhoorn
            Centre for International Environment and Development Studies,
Noragric
            Agricultural University of Norway
            PO Box 5001
            N-1432 Aas, Norway
            tel:  + 47 64 94 98 24
            fax: + 47 64 94 07 60
            e-mail: nores@noragric.nlh.no



As part of our effort to up-grade or library and the curriculum for our
graduate students here at AUN (and for our collaborating institutions in
East-Africa, Asia,
and Central America), we are looking for up-to-date and current textbooks
and articles on tropical forestry. The literature should cover arid and
semi-arid areas
with an emphasis on humid forest ecosystems. Both large and small-scale
(peasant systems) operations are of interest. The categories are:

* Silviculture and rehabilitation of degraded lands (most needed)
* Ecosystem and plant ecology
* Management and policy
* Resource economics
* Products (also NTFP's) and industry
* Harvesting and techniques
* Road construction and planning
* Inventory and measurement
* Research methodology (general)

Please, forward to relevant resource persons and libraries.

Eirik Stijfhoorn
Research Scientist

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