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Long Term Plan Forestry and Action Plan Forestry in Flanders
Silva Gandavensis, 2001In Flanders, the first serious regulations to set up a "National Forest Program" (NFP) were taken by the Forest Act in 1990. Consequently, a comprehensive scientific study and analysis of the forest and forest policy were carried out. A first Action Plan Forestry was drawn up in 1994, but it never got a legal character.
N. Lust, L. Nachtergale, I. Serbruyns
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Journal of Forestry, 1934
Abstract The writer of the following proposal looking toward solution of the forest problem is a graduate of the Harvard School of Business Administration, where he specialized in lumbering under Professor Richard T. Fisher. He has been with the Weyerhaeuser interests for 12 years. For the last 5 he managed their operation at Coeur d'
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Abstract The writer of the following proposal looking toward solution of the forest problem is a graduate of the Harvard School of Business Administration, where he specialized in lumbering under Professor Richard T. Fisher. He has been with the Weyerhaeuser interests for 12 years. For the last 5 he managed their operation at Coeur d'
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Forecasting and forestry planning
Australian Forestry, 1981Summary This paper presents a reconsideration of the methodology of preparing long term projections for forestry planning in Australia. It is argued that the general approach to long term forestry planning has not been guided by the rationality of economics.
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A National Plan for American Forestry
Geographical Review, 1934HIS document, commonly called the Copeland Report, is a compendium of the existing knowledge regarding the forest problems of the country, an analysis of the economic factors bearing on these problems, and an interpretation of their significance in the life of the nation.
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Machine learning and planning for data management in forestry
IEEE Expert, 1995The Seidam project uses an AI planning-based approach that combines three problem-solving methods-transformational analogy, derivational analogy and goal regression-to automatically answer forest-management queries. The project is conducted under NASA's Applied Information Systems Research Program.
Stan Matwin +3 more
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Urban and Community Forestry Planning and Design
2000Most communities have not planned their urban forest; it has just happened. This does not mean that communities do not plan. Many communities have open space plans, park and recreation plans, and street tree programs. Very rarely, however, are these plans coordinated or comprehensive with respect to community forest resources.
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The Tropical Forestry Action Plan
1991The World Conservation Strategy, published in 1980 by the major global conservation organisations, laid down new ground rules for natural resource conservation and management in the late 20th century (IUCN/UNEP/WWF, 1980). The basic thesis of the Strategy was that improvement of mankind’s lot in the world, if it is to be sustained in the long-term ...
N. Mark Collins +2 more
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The Principle of Sustention in Forestry Planning
South African Forestry Journal, 1980SUMMARY The principle of sustention is an essential concept in forestry planning. This concept can be interpreted and applied in different ways. It is maintained that the traditional “permissable felling volume” is not a very practical criterion for the planning of yields from plantations.
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Forestry and long range planning
Long Range Planning, 1973Abstract The traditional approach of foresters to the uncertainty endemic in an undertaking with a planning horizon which often must extend over several decades is summarized. The manner in which foresters have adapted more recently developed planning techniques to the requirements of forestry planning is then briefly described and it is concluded ...
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Institutionalising strategic forestry planning in India
International Forestry Review, 2008SUMMARY The current forest planning system in India is mainly geared towards management of state-owned forests at the division level. A strategic dimension needs to be added to the forest planning at the national, state and district levels to harmonise forest-sector planning with changing national needs and priorities.
K. D Singh, N.-E Nilsson
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