Restoration research on degraded forest ecosystems. Selected papers from the international seminar, Seoul, Korea Republic, 13-14 April 2001

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This special issue contains 9 selected papers presented at the title conference. Individual papers include: The restoration of forest biodiversity and ecological values; Landscape rehabilitation of degraded tropical forest ecosystems: case study of the CIFOR/Japan project in Indonesia and Peru; Natural restoration of deforested woodlots in South Korea; Degradation and restoration of forest ecosystems in China; Strategies for restoration of forest ecosystems degraded by forest fire in Kangwon Ecoregion of Korea; Deforestation and reforestation needs in Mongolia; Russian Far East forest disturbances and socio-economic problems of restoration; The role and activities of NGOs in the northeast Asian region; and The restoration of research.
Author(s)

Lee D. K., Sayer J. A.,

Year

2004

Secondary Title

Forest Ecology and Management

Publisher

Elsevier Science B.V.

Volume

201

Pages

1-88

Language

Keyword(s)

afforestation, biodiversity, case studies, deforestation, degraded forests, disturbed forests, ecological disturbance, ecosystems, environmental degradation, forest ecology, forest fires, forests, landscape, nature conservation, non-governmental organizations, private forestry, rehabilitation, research, socioeconomics, tropical forests, China, Indonesia, Korea Republic, Mongolia, Peru, Russia, Russian Far East, APEC countries, Developing Countries, East Asia, Asia, ASEAN Countries, South East Asia, OECD Countries, Threshold Countries, Central Asia, Andean Group, Latin America, America, South America, Developed Countries, Far East USSR, NGOs, nongovernmental organizations, People's Republic of China, reafforestation, reforestation, Russian Federation, socioeconomic aspects, South Korea, studies, tree farming, USSR Far East, woodlot forestry, Research (AA500), Agencies and Organizations (DD100), Forests and Forest Trees (Biology and Ecology) (KK100), Silviculture and Forest Management (KK110), Forest Fires (KK130), Pollution and Degradation (PP600), Biological Resources (Plant) (PP720), Social Psychology and Social Anthropology (UU485) (New March 2000), Plant Ecology (ZZ331)

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Form: Journal Article
Geographical Area: Indonesia, Other

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