Rural development forestry

Agyemang, M. M. O. no date: The leaf gatherers of Kwapanin, Ghana. Forest Participation Series 1. London: International Institute for Environment and Development.

(originally published in 1995 as: Tree management in farmer strategies: responses to agricultural intensification. Oxford: Oxford University Press).

Assies, W. 1997: Going nuts for the rainforest: non-timber forest products, forest conservation and sustainability in Amazonia. Amsterdam: Tropenbos Foundation and Thela Publishers.

Barrow, E. G. 1996: The drylands of Africa: local participation in tree management. Nairobi: Initiatives Publishers.

Bellefontaine, R., Gaston, A. and Petrucci, Y. 1997: Aménagement des forêts naturelles des zones tropicales sèches. Conservation Guide 32. Rome: FAO.

Bennett, A. and Smith, A. 1997: Directions and directives -whither ITTO? Tropical Forest Update 7, 2-3.

Borrini-Feyerabend, G. 1996: Collaborative management of protected areas: tailoring the approach to the context. Gland: IUCN.

Brocklesby, M. A. and Ambrose-Oji, B. 1997: Neither the forest nor the farm... Livelihoods in the forest zone -the role of shifting agriculture on Mount Cameroon. Rural Development Forestry Network Paper 21d. London: Overseas Development Institute.

Byron, N. and Ruiz Pérez, M. 1996: What future for the tropical moist forests 25 years hence? Commonwealth Forestry Review 75, 124-129.

Caldecott, J. 1996: Designing conservation projects: people and biodiversity in endangered tropical environments. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Campbell, B. , editor, 1996: The miombo in transition: woodlands and welfare in Africa. Bogor: CIFOR.

Carter, J. 1996: Recent approaches to participatory forest resource assessment. Rural Development Forestry Study Guide 2. London: Overseas Development Institute.

Carter-Lengeler, J. and Hobley, M. 1996/97: South-north links in rural development forestry. Rural Development Forestry Network Newsletter 20, London: Overseas Development Institute, 1-4.

Cline-Cole, R. 1996: Manufacturing forests and farming trees in Nigeria. In Leach, M. and Mearns, R. , editors, The lie of the land: challenging received wisdom on the African environment, Oxford: James Currey, 122-139.

Colchester, M. 1997: Guyana: fragile frontier. Loggers, miners and forest peoples. Moreton-in-Marsh, UK: World Rainforest Movement.

Colfer, C. J. P. with Peluso, N. and Chin, S. C. 1997: Beyond slash and burn: building on indigenous management of Borneo's tropical rain forests. Advances in Economic Botany 11. Bronx, NY: The New York Botanical Garden.

Cox, P. A. and Elmqvist, T. 1997: Ecocolonialism and indigenous-controlled rainforest preserves in Samoa. Ambio 26, 84-89.

Cromwell, E. and Brodie, A. with Southern, A. 1996: Germplasm for multipurpose trees: access and utility in small-form communities. Research study. London: Overseas Development Institute.

Cunningham, A. B. 1996: People, park and plant use. Recommendations for multiple-use zones and development alternatives around Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Uganda. People and Plants Working Paper 4. Paris: UNESCo.

Danks, C. 1996/97: Developing institutions for community forestry in northern California. In Rural Development Forestry Network Paper 20a, London: Overseas Development Institute, 5-23.

De Beer, J. H. and McDermott, M. J. 1996: The economic value of non-timber forest products in southeast Asia (2nd edn). Amsterdam: Netherlands Committee for IUCN.

Dewees, P. 1996: The miombo woodlands of southern Africa: emerging priorities and common themes for dryland forest management. Commonwealth Forestry Review 75, 130-135.

Emperaire, L., editor, 1996: La forêt en jeu: l'extractivisme en Amazonie Centrale. Paris: ORSTOM/UNESCO.

Everett, Y. 1996/97: Building capacity for a sustainable non-timber forest products industry in the Trinity Bioregion: lessons drawn from international models. In Rural Development Forestry Network Paper 20a, London: Overseas Development Institute, 24-40.

Fairhead, J. and Leach, M. 1996: Misreading the African landscape: society and ecology in a forest-savanna mosaic. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Fujisaka, S. and Escobar, G. 1997: Towards a practical classification of slash-and-burn agricultural systems. Rural Development Forestry Network Paper 21c. London: Overseas Development Institute.

Ghimire, K. B. and Pimbert, M. P. , editors, 1997: Social change and conservation: environmental politics and impacts of national parks and protected areas. London: Earthscan.

Hall, J. 1997: Canada's model forest program -a participatory approach to sustainable forest management in Canada. Commonwealth Forestry Review 76, 261-263.

(First published as Hladik, C. M. , Hladik, A. , Linares, O. F. , Pagezy, H. , Semple, A. and Hadley, M. , editors, 1993: Tropical forests, people and food: biocultural interactions and applications to development. Paris: UNESCo.)

Hobley, M. 1996: Participatory forestry: the process of change in India and Nepal. Rural Development Forestry Study Guide 3. London: Overseas Development Institute.

Hocking, D. , Hocking, A. and Ray, I. 1997: Trees in Bangladesh paddy fields and homesteads: the future of forestry in crowded countries. Commonwealth Forestry Review 76, 255-260.

House, P. 1997: Forest farmers: a case study of traditional shifting cultivation in Honduras. Rural Development Forestry Network Paper 21a. London: Overseas Development Institute.

Humphreys, D. 1996: Forest politics -the evolution of international cooperation. London: Earthscan.

ICRAF 1997: Advance proceedings of the international workshop on policy aspects of tree germplasm demand and supply, ICRAF, Nairobi, 6-8 October 1997. Nairobi: ICRAF.

IIED 1997: Valuing the hidden harvest: methodological approaches for local-level economic analysis of wild resources. Sustainable Agriculture Programme Research Series Vol. 3, no. 4. London: IIED.

Inglis, A. S. and Guy, S. 1996/97: Rural development forestry in Scotland: the struggle to bring international principles and best practices to the last bastion of British colonial forestry. Rural Development Forestry Network Paper 20b. London: Overseas Development Institute.

Kaimowitz, D. 1997: Factors determining low deforestation: the Bolivian Amazon. Ambio 26, 537-540.

Kü chli, C. 1997: Forests of hope: stories of regeneration. London: Earthscan.

Laird, S. A. , Obialor, C. and Skinner, E. A. 1996: An introductory handbook to cocoa certification: a feasibility study and regional profile of west Africa. New York: Rainforest Alliance.

Leach, M. and Mearns, R. , editors, 1996: The lie of the land: challenging received wisdom on the African environment. Oxford: James Currey.

Leach, M. , Mearns, R. and Scoones, I. 1997: Challenges to community-based sustainable development. Dynamics, entitlements and institutions. IDS Bulletin 28, 4-14.

Leakey, R. R. B. , Temu, A. B. , Melnyk, M. and Vantomme, P. , editors, 1996: Domestication and commercialisation of non-timber forest products in agroforestry systems. Non-Wood Forest Products 9. Rome: FAO.

Lescure, J.-P. 1996: Quelques questions concernant l'extractivisme. In Emperaire, L., editor, La forêt en jeu: l'extractivisme en Amazonie Centrale, Paris: ORSTOM/UNESCO, 189-202.

Matose, F. 1997: Conflicts around forest reserves in Zimbabwe: what prospects for community management? IDS Bulletin 28, 69-78.

Melnyk, M. and Bell, N. 1996: The direct-use values of tropical moist forest foods: the Huottuja Ku(Piaroa) Amerindians of Venezuela. Ambio 25, 468-472.

ODA 1996: Sharing forest management. Key factors, best practice and ways forward. Findings from ODA's review of participatory forest management. London: Overseas Development Administration.

Pénelon, A. no date: Community forestry. It may be indeed a new management tool, but is it accessible? Two case studies in eastern Cameroon. Forest Participation Series 8. London: International Institute for Environment and Development.

Poffenberger, M. , editor, 1996: Communities and forest management: a report of the IUCN Working Group on community involvement in forest management. Washington, DC: IUCN.

Poffenberger, M. and McGean, B. , editors, 1996: Village voices, forest choices: joint forest management in India. New York: Oxford University Press.

Richards, M. 1996: Protected areas, people and incentives in the search for sustainable forest conservation in Honduras. Environmental Conservation 23, 207-217.

Richards, M. 1997a: Missing a moving target? Colonist technology development on the Amazon frontier. Research study. London: Overseas Development Institute.

Richards, M. 1997b: Common property resource institutions and forest management in Latin America. Development and Change 28, 95-117.

Ruiz Pérez, M. and Arnold, J. E. M. , editors, 1996: Current issues in non-timber forest products research. Bogor: CIFOR.

Schreckenberg, K. and Brown, D. 1997: Revisiting shifting cultivation. Rural Development Forestry Network Newsletter 21, 1-3 (London: Overseas Development Institute).

Shepherd, G. 1997: Trees on the farm and people in the forest: social science perspectives in tropical forestry. Commonwealth Forestry Review 76, 47-52.

Sizer, N. 1996: Profit without plunder: reaping revenue from Guyana's tropical forests without destroying them. Washington, DC: World Resources Institute.

Sizer, N. and Rice, R. 1996: Backs to the wall in Suriname: forest policy in a country in crisis. Washington, DC: World Resources Institute.

Skutsch, M. 1997: From woodlots to joint forest management: or how social forestry has developed. BOS NEWSLETTER 16, 9-14.

Smith, J., Sabogal, C., de Jong, W. and Kaimowitz, D. 1997: Bosques secundarios como recurso para el desarrollo rural y la conservación ambiental en los Pe trópicos de América Latina. CIFOR Occasional Paper 13. Jakarta: CIFOR.

Sunderlin, W. D. 1997: Shifting cultivation and deforestation in Indonesia: steps toward overcoming confusion in the debate. Rural Development Forestry Network Paper 21b. London: Overseas Development Institute.

Thompson, D. M. , editor, 1997: Multiple land-use: the experience of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania. Gland: IUCN.

Thrupp, L. A. , Hecht, S. B. and Browder, J. O. 1997: The diversity and dynamics of shifting cultivation: myths, realities, and policy implications. Washington, DC: World Resources Institute.

Wild, R. G. and Mutebi, J. 1996: Conservation through community use of plant resources. Establishing collaborative management at Bwindi Impenetrable and Mgahinga Gorilla National Parks, Uganda. People and Plants Working Paper 5. Paris: UNESCo.

Wily, L. 1996: Villagers as forest managers and governments ‘learning to let go'. The case of Duru-Haitemba and Mgori forests in Tanzania. Forest Participation Series 9. London: International Institute for Environment and Development.