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Condizione: New.

Paperback. Condizione: New. This collection features five peer-reviewed literature reviews on sustainable forest management.The first chapter discusses the varying definitions of sustainable forest management (SFM) in tropical landscapes, as well as the trade-offs associated with SFM. The chapter also reviews the spatial scales of assessing SFM and explores expanding the scope of SFM from individual strands to forested landscapes.The second chapter provides a comprehensive review of the current research undertaken in sustainable forestry. It considers the concept and evolution of sustainable forestry and the challenges which arise as a result of implementing SFM practices. The third chapter reviews the role and impact of forest certification schemes in the achievement of SFM. The chapter summarises the wealth of research available on the development of forest certification and how individual elements can be optimised to further improve the model.The fourth chapter discusses the recent history and implementation challenges of SFM across the Congo Basin, including logging concessions, land zones and the processes and institutions required to implement effective SFM policies.The final chapter analyses the potential trade-offs between ecosystem services and biodiversity in the southern Patagonian forests. The chapter explores the implementation of SFM as a strategy to mitigate these trade-offs at a landscape level.

Paperback. Condizione: New. This collection features five peer-reviewed literature reviews on sustainable forest management.The first chapter discusses the varying definitions of sustainable forest management (SFM) in tropical landscapes, as well as the trade-offs associated with SFM. The chapter also reviews the spatial scales of assessing SFM and explores expanding the scope of SFM from individual strands to forested landscapes.The second chapter provides a comprehensive review of the current research undertaken in sustainable forestry. It considers the concept and evolution of sustainable forestry and the challenges which arise as a result of implementing SFM practices. The third chapter reviews the role and impact of forest certification schemes in the achievement of SFM. The chapter summarises the wealth of research available on the development of forest certification and how individual elements can be optimised to further improve the model.The fourth chapter discusses the recent history and implementation challenges of SFM across the Congo Basin, including logging concessions, land zones and the processes and institutions required to implement effective SFM policies.The final chapter analyses the potential trade-offs between ecosystem services and biodiversity in the southern Patagonian forests. The chapter explores the implementation of SFM as a strategy to mitigate these trade-offs at a landscape level.

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Paperback. Condizione: New. This collection features five peer-reviewed literature reviews on sustainable forest management.The first chapter discusses the varying definitions of sustainable forest management (SFM) in tropical landscapes, as well as the trade-offs associated with SFM. The chapter also reviews the spatial scales of assessing SFM and explores expanding the scope of SFM from individual strands to forested landscapes.The second chapter provides a comprehensive review of the current research undertaken in sustainable forestry. It considers the concept and evolution of sustainable forestry and the challenges which arise as a result of implementing SFM practices. The third chapter reviews the role and impact of forest certification schemes in the achievement of SFM. The chapter summarises the wealth of research available on the development of forest certification and how individual elements can be optimised to further improve the model.The fourth chapter discusses the recent history and implementation challenges of SFM across the Congo Basin, including logging concessions, land zones and the processes and institutions required to implement effective SFM policies.The final chapter analyses the potential trade-offs between ecosystem services and biodiversity in the southern Patagonian forests. The chapter explores the implementation of SFM as a strategy to mitigate these trade-offs at a landscape level.

Condizione: New.

Paperback. Condizione: New. This collection features five peer-reviewed literature reviews on sustainable forest management.The first chapter discusses the varying definitions of sustainable forest management (SFM) in tropical landscapes, as well as the trade-offs associated with SFM. The chapter also reviews the spatial scales of assessing SFM and explores expanding the scope of SFM from individual strands to forested landscapes.The second chapter provides a comprehensive review of the current research undertaken in sustainable forestry. It considers the concept and evolution of sustainable forestry and the challenges which arise as a result of implementing SFM practices. The third chapter reviews the role and impact of forest certification schemes in the achievement of SFM. The chapter summarises the wealth of research available on the development of forest certification and how individual elements can be optimised to further improve the model.The fourth chapter discusses the recent history and implementation challenges of SFM across the Congo Basin, including logging concessions, land zones and the processes and institutions required to implement effective SFM policies.The final chapter analyses the potential trade-offs between ecosystem services and biodiversity in the southern Patagonian forests. The chapter explores the implementation of SFM as a strategy to mitigate these trade-offs at a landscape level.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware -La vegetación de la cuenca del Arroyo Grande esta compuesta por pastizales, turberas y bosques de Nothofagus pumilio y N. betuloides factibles de ser aprovechados. Se observa una degradación de los ambientes naturales debido al impacto de especies exóticas, el aprovechamiento forestal no planificado y el turismo no regulado. Los principales problemas encontrados son la falta de planificación en el uso del suelo y desmanejo en áreas naturales frágiles. A través de una ordenación en la cuenca, se analizaron alternativas de manejo para aumentar la eficiencia de las actividades productivas tradicionales. Es necesaria la exclusión del ganado, debido al impacto sobre la regeneración del bosque y a la introducción de especies exóticas, concentradas en los sitios de pastoreo. Asimismo se propone la utilización del método de retención variable para el manejo forestal, siendo su objetivo principal mantener la biodiversidad del bosque dentro de niveles aceptables, siendo suficiente para abastecer un aserradero. Se plantea el ordenamiento de la actividad turística y el restablecimiento de las funciones del ecosistema de turberas explotadas mediante técnicas de recuperación específicas.VDM Verlag, Dudweiler Landstraße 99, 66123 Saarbrücken 140 pp. Spanisch.

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -La vegetación de la cuenca del Arroyo Grande esta compuesta por pastizales, turberas y bosques de Nothofagus pumilio y N. betuloides factibles de ser aprovechados. Se observa una degradación de los ambientes naturales debido al impacto de especies exóticas, el aprovechamiento forestal no planificado y el turismo no regulado. Los principales problemas encontrados son la falta de planificación en el uso del suelo y desmanejo en áreas naturales frágiles. A través de una ordenación en la cuenca, se analizaron alternativas de manejo para aumentar la eficiencia de las actividades productivas tradicionales. Es necesaria la exclusión del ganado, debido al impacto sobre la regeneración del bosque y a la introducción de especies exóticas, concentradas en los sitios de pastoreo. Asimismo se propone la utilización del método de retención variable para el manejo forestal, siendo su objetivo principal mantener la biodiversidad del bosque dentro de niveles aceptables, siendo suficiente para abastecer un aserradero. Se plantea el ordenamiento de la actividad turística y el restablecimiento de las funciones del ecosistema de turberas explotadas mediante técnicas de recuperación específicas. 140 pp. Spanisch.

Condizione: New. Print on Demand.

Condizione: New. PRINT ON DEMAND.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - La vegetación de la cuenca del Arroyo Grande esta compuesta por pastizales, turberas y bosques de Nothofagus pumilio y N. betuloides factibles de ser aprovechados. Se observa una degradación de los ambientes naturales debido al impacto de especies exóticas, el aprovechamiento forestal no planificado y el turismo no regulado. Los principales problemas encontrados son la falta de planificación en el uso del suelo y desmanejo en áreas naturales frágiles. A través de una ordenación en la cuenca, se analizaron alternativas de manejo para aumentar la eficiencia de las actividades productivas tradicionales. Es necesaria la exclusión del ganado, debido al impacto sobre la regeneración del bosque y a la introducción de especies exóticas, concentradas en los sitios de pastoreo. Asimismo se propone la utilización del método de retención variable para el manejo forestal, siendo su objetivo principal mantener la biodiversidad del bosque dentro de niveles aceptables, siendo suficiente para abastecer un aserradero. Se plantea el ordenamiento de la actividad turística y el restablecimiento de las funciones del ecosistema de turberas explotadas mediante técnicas de recuperación específicas.