9 research outputs found
Traditional Mapuche ecological knowledge in Patagonia, Argentina: fishes and other living beings inhabiting continental waters, as a reflection of processes of change
Full text linkWho decides on access to genetic resources? Towards implementation of the convention on biological diversity in Nigeria
No full textAssessment of Land Use Planning and Development in Nigeria: Challenges and Policy Implications on Agriculture
No full textFood biodiversity includes both locally cultivated and wild food species in Guasaganda, Central Ecuador
No full textSpatial and temporal analysis of forest cover change in Falgore Game Reserve in Kano, Nigeria
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Balancing timber production and habitat conservation of Okinawa Rails (Gallirallus okinawae): Application of a harvest scheduling optimization model in subtropical forest in Okinawa, Japan
No full textA Systematic Review on the Contributions of Edible Plant and Animal Biodiversity to Human Diets
No full textConsidering the links between non-timber forest products and poverty alleviation
No full textThe debates around the value and importance of non-timber forest products (NTFPs) are complex and ongoing. The complexity is a result of many factors, including the wide variety of species, products and uses, as well as the variety of constituencies and disciplines each seeing advantage from ‘co-opting’ the importance of the contribution of NTFPs to their own areas of interest and concern. Conservationists are interested in NTFPs because their combined high value in many settings offers a potential alternative to the destruction of forests by either commercial logging or their widespread conversion to other land uses
