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Decoding urbanization pathways: An integrative land use change indicator framework for sustainable development in Nusantara. [PDF]

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Ghozali A, Timo de Vries W.
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Intergenerational Knowledge Exchange in Japanese Biosphere Reserves: Community Perceptions from Aya and Mount Hakusan. [PDF]

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Mammadova A, Afful BEB, Donkoh RF, Monden S, Harada S, Matias DM.   +5 more
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Indigenous and local knowledge inclusion in forest fauna research: A systematic review in the tropics. [PDF]

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Hernández-Vélez CA, Jackson G, Krause T.   +2 more
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Interactive planning for sustainable forest management

Annals of Operations Research, 2000
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Geir Hasle, Johan Haavardtun, Oddvar Kloster, Arne Løkketangen   +3 more
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Forest certification—an instrument to promote sustainable forest management?

Journal of Environmental Management, 2003
Forest certification was introduced in the early 1990s to address concerns of deforestation and forest degradation and to promote the maintenance of biological diversity, especially in the tropics. Initially pushed by environmental groups, it quickly evolved as a potential instrument to promote sustainable forest management (SFM).
Ewald, Rametsteiner, Markku, Simula
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Criteria and Indicators of Sustainable Forest Management

Environmental Monitoring and Assessment, 2001
Sustainable development is a term reflecting human, societal, and environmental values and in order to determine progress toward this goal; it is necessary to identify and define these values, and for governments or other institutions to establish the means to assess progress.
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Sustainable Forest Management

Science Scope, 2019
Darrell Hendrickson, Marcia Goodrich
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Sustainable Forest Management

2000
Foreword. Ecosystem perspectives. Ecological and landscape considerations in forest management - the end of forestry? R. Schlaepfer, C. Elliott. Sustainability in Forestry: Theory and a historical case study M. Hauhs, H. Lange. Sustained water yield in afforested catchments the South African experience P.J. Dye, J.M. Bosch.
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Economics, Sustainability, and Forest Management

2005
This chapter provides an overview of the contents of the volume. To put those contents in perspective, it first reviews developments related to the concepts of sustainability and sustainable development, the reactions of some main stream economists, the main problematic features of traditional economics, and the resulting need for a new paradigm within
Shashi Kant, R. Albert Berry
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