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Timber plantations? more liable to disease, pests and fire support relatively little wildlife could ... ? lower tariffs and preferential market access ? would be considered unfair competition by other timber producers subsidise production ? who pays? less pressure on forests ? could help preserve environmental ...
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Kind Planet Environmental Info - Biodiversity - Part of Our Environmental Forum
The findings of the one available long ...
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ForestHarvest - Scottish woodlands and non-timber forest products
About 36% of Scotland's woodlands are publicly owned. Plantations Approximately 90% of all Scotland's woods are working timber plantations, mostly made up of conifers such as Sitka spruce, Scots pine and larch. Conifers (softwoods) account for some 82% of all Scotland's forest trees: Find out more about Conifer plantations ...
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2007 IUCN Red List – Search
Coastal Freshwater Lakes 14. Artificial/Terrestrial 14.1. Arable Land 14.2. Pastureland 14.3. Plantations 14.4. Rural Gardens 14.5. Urban Areas 14.6. Subtropical/Tropical Heavily Degraded Former ... . Agro-industry farming 1.1.2. Wood plantations 1.1.2.1. Small-scale 1.1.2.2. Large-scale 1.1.3. Non-timber plantations 1.1.3.1. Small-scale 1 ...
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2007 IUCN Red List – Threat Types Classification Scheme (Version 2.1)
Agro-industry farming 1.1.2. Wood plantations 1.1.2.1. Small-scale 1.1.2.2. Large-scale 1.1.3. Non-timber plantations 1.1.3.1. Small-scale 1 ...
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EU plywood finance subsidies import export Beijing Fujian CO2 Carbon Offset plantations
USA furniture EU plywood finance subsidies import export Beijing Fujian CO2 Carbon Offset plantations China Sum of exports during the twelve months upto ... from China's timber plantations, in which there is significant considerable (private and World Bank) foreign investment, appears unknown. Given that the quality of most of that timber seems unsuitable ...
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The sustainable timber programme
Rio Bravo Forest Sustainable timber Ecotourism Other projects Disclaimer © World Land Trust 2008-2009 The sustainable timber programme The word ‘sustainableâ ... This – and the fact it is difficult to grow in plantations – makes it the most valuable tree in the Belize ... market. The aim of the project is to show how timber can be harvested commercially, and almost continuously, but with minimum ...
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ForestHarvest - Scotland's non-timber forest products from the owner's perspective
ForestHarvest: non-timber forest products in Scotland MANAGING MANAGING | FOREST OWNERS | CULTIVATION | COMMUNITY WOODLANDS | INVENTORY LINKS | SITE INDEX NTFPs from the owner's perspective Adding value to our woods and plantations ...
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GECO - Policy on Plantations
Plantations Policy on Plantations We support the continuing development of plantation resources, but feel many issues need to be addressed regarding the establishment of future plantations: Plantations should ... logging must be rapidly phased out in those areas where plantations can readily supply present and future timber demands, considering also sawmill capacity to retool for new technologies ...
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Boycott Woodchipping Campaign Manual - Timber Industry
Boral Timber distributed a memo purporting to be an authoritative summary of events at The Wilderness Society ... gives the forests a value, and will encourage countries to regenerate their forests and establish plantations instead of felling them for farming.... The best way for Australian's to help save ...
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