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Forests in Development: A Vital Balance

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  • © 2012

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  • Includes themes of production, forest protection, policies, environmental services, and economic aspects, linked by sustainability
  • Focuses on the changes acting upon forests and forestry and the adaptation of policies, management and objectives
  • Discusses drivers which regulate forest growth and its relation to the ecosystem and ecosystem services
  • Proposes actions courses on Ecosystem health, taking into account a changing climate scenario
  • Articles are written by leading authors in each of the topics mentioned in the book

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Forests in Development: A Vital Balance, shows some of the main advances in forestry over the six years spanning between the XII World Forestry Congress in Canada and the XIII WFC held in Buenos Aires. The book covers most of the themes of the XIII WFC, from biodiversity through production, policies, environmental services, and economic aspects, linked by sustainability. It provides a comprehensive view of forestry today, conveying its different aspects through one solid piece addressed by authors whose work denotes a concept of sustainable forest management which is not so much a puzzle laboriously put together as a many-faced unity, steered to achieve ultimately a better quality of living for present and future generations.

Editors and Affiliations

  • Inst. Nac'l de Tecnología Agropecuaria, Coordinación del Programa Nac'l Forest, del Área Nac'l de Recursas Naturales, Buenos Aires, Argentina

    Tomás Schlichter, Leopoldo Montes

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