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California Government & Forestry by C Raymond Clar, 1959 Paper on forestry and land use policy: 1988 TDRI Year-end Conference on Income Distribution and Long-term Development by Suthad Setboonsarng, 1988 Forestry Commission 1996-97: Annual Report and Accounts (House of Commons Papers) by Peter Hutchison, Great Britain, 1997-11 Department of Water Affairs and Forestry, Annual Report 2000-2001 by Government printing works, 2001-11-30 Studies with control of the larch-sawfly (The Forestry experiment station of Government-general of Chosen Bulletin) by Goroku Takagi, 1931 Dynamic effects of government programs on rice production, disappearance, price, exports, and inventory (Agricultural economics research report / Mississippi ... and Forestry Experiment Station) by Bobby Eddleman, 1986 Timber-derived revenues: Importance to local governments in Oregon (fiscal years 1982-83 through 1986-87) (Special publication / Forest Research Lab, College of Forestry, Oregon State University) by Kevin Hackworth, 1988 Banking on sustainability: Structural adjustment and forestry reform in Post-Suharto Indonesia by Christopher M Barr, 2001 Fostering community resource management in Zimbabwe: An assessment of policy implementation in the Forestry Commission and the Department of National Parks and Wild Life Management by Robert Hall, 1996 The Forest for the Trees: Government Policies and the Misuse of Forest Resources by Robert Reppeto, 1988-04 American Forestry: A History of National, State, and Private Cooperation by William G. Robbins, 1985-09-01 Forestry and the New Institutional Economics: An Application of Contract Theory to Forest Silvicultural Investment (Ashgate Studies in Environmental Policy and Practice) by Sen Wang, G. Cornelius Van Cooten, 2001-03 Tree planting on the prairies of Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta (Dept. of the interior, Canada. Forestry branch. Bulletin) by Norman Mackenzie Ross, 1910 Wood-using industries of the maritime provinces, (Canada. Dept. of the interior. Forestry branch. Bulletin) by Richard Garwood Lewis, 1914

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81. Awareness Of Forestry Issues In BC Politics
    200205-23, MAKE YOUR VOICE HEARD ON PROPOSED forestry CHANGES!! Article SourceSierra Club. 2002-04-11, Hansard Debates Article Source BC government.  
    http://www.creativeresistance.ca/awareness-toc/awareness-forestry.htm

82. Scotsman.com Business - Forestry - Call For New Crofts On Government Forest Land
    board of Scottish Natural Heritage, said the executive owns 1.7 million acres ofland, most of it forestry and much If we could persuade the government to turn  
    http://business.scotsman.com/topics.cfm?tid=962&id=950702003

83. South Carolina Forestry Association - Government Affairs
    of Natural Resources, SC forestry Commission, Conservation Bank Board, and SC Cluster(DA) to provide services to other agencies within state government.  
    http://www.scforestry.org/GovAffairs/legislation.html
    
    Extractions: The SC Forestry Association monitors bills of interest to the membership which are pending in the SC General Assembly, US Congress, and federal and state regulatory agencies. Up-to-the-minute information and the full text of all bills are available at www.scstatehouse.net Bills To Watch In '04 The 115th session of the SC General Assembly convened Jan. 13 at the State House in Columbia SC. Bills of interest to the forestry community which are expected to come before the legislature during the 2004 session are: tort reform, forester and forester technician licensing, highway funding measures, land surveyors' access, tax reform including removal of some tax exemptions, protection of isolated wetlands, and appropriations for the SC Forestry Commission and Clemson University In addition, selected recommendations of the Governor's Commission on Management, Accountability, and Performance (MAP) may be considered by the legislature. Tort Reform Information Why Tort Reform is important for forestry in SC For additional information about tort reform and SC First, visit the website at www.scfirstalliance.org

84. Zeal.com - United States - New - Library - Society - Environmentalism - Topics -
    A great resource for United States New - Library - Society - Environmentalism- Topics - Natural Resources - forestry - government.  
    http://zeal.com/category/preview.jhtml?cid=227655

85. Private Forestry In Southern Queensland - Queensland Government
    Queensland government forestry Organisations. The Queensland government forestryOrganisations. Queensland government Organisations involved in forestry.  
    http://www.pfsq.org/forestryNetwork/qldorg.htm

86. Sustainable Forestry In The UK - FOE's Paper To The Government Panel On Sustaina
    It is impossible to examine taxation arrangements for forestry without consideration TheGovernment is committed (but with no specific timescale or targets) to  
    http://www.foe.co.uk/pubsinfo/briefings/html/19971215150030.html
    
    Extractions: Sustainable forest use requires a global and cross-sectoral perspective. UK forests and woodlands cover some 2.4 million hectares (global forest cover is approximately five billion hectares) and only 13 per cent of UK demand for wood products is produced domestically. Planners of sustainable forest use must consider the full life cycle of wood. This cycle has hitherto principally been approached from a production perspective when it is clear that forestry must be set within the context of the global sustainable consumption of wood products. In this regard, the UK is one of world's largest per capita consumers. Friends of the Earth's own research has recently concluded that current levels of wood consumption in the developed world are far from sustainable. Thus an analysis of sustainable forestry should consider the UK's impact - as a consumer - on the forests of, for example, Canada, Finland, Sweden, Brazil and Indonesia. The sustainable use of forests also involves a careful balance between potentially 'competing' cross-sectoral interests (economic, social, environmental, cultural) which can be reconciled within multi-purpose forests. For example, the forests of Forstamt Erlangen in Germany have been established in respect of their multi-purpose functions; for water economy (21%), for climate (64%), for the protection of roads (2%), for soil conservation (2%), for recreation (63%), for landscape and biotopes (21%) and for timber production (21%).

87. Senate Committee On Agriculture, Nutrition And Forestry, Committee Hearings.
    document is sponsored by the US Senate on the United States government PrintingOffice SENATE COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE, NUTRITION AND forestry GPO HOME  
    http://www.access.gpo.gov/congress/senate/senate02ch.html

88. Agricultural And Forestry Bureau, Shanghai Municipal Government
    Horticulture Research International. Agricultural and forestry Bureau, ShanghaiMunicipal government / China Address Furongjiang Road 191. Town/City Shanghai.  
    http://www.hridir.org/countries/china/PROVCOUN/agricultural_and_forestry_bureau_

89. Great News Network: Government Sets Up Forestry Protection Unit
    government Sets Up forestry Protection Unit Central African Republic - GreatNews Network. government Sets Up forestry Protection Unit. Posted by Ryan L.  
    http://www.greatnewsnetwork.org/great-news_comments/341_0_1_0_C/
    
    Extractions: The unit is also mandated to fight corruption and fiscal fraud in the forestry sector, the radio reported, citing a document the minister for forestry, water, hunting and fishing, Lt-Col. Michel Sallet, signed on Tuesday. Continue Reading... Main Source AllAfrica.com Notify me when someone replies to this post?

90. Welcome To The Home Page Of The Government Of Swaziland
    The government forestry Service will contribute to the sustainabledevelopment of the Swazi forest sector by providing high quality.  
    http://www.gov.sz/home.asp?pid=1797

91. Forestry Guide To Government Sites - Forestry - University Of Alberta Libraries
    Home Subject AFHE forestry forestry Guide to government Sites, Versionfrançaise. forestry Guide to government Sites. National Sites.  
    http://www.library.ualberta.ca/subject/forestry/forestryguide/index.cfm

92. Government Of Canada Renews First Nation Forestry Program - Indian And Northern
    202132. government OF CANADA RENEWS FIRST NATION forestry PROGRAM.OTTAWA (ONTARIO), April 2, 2002 - The government of Canada will  
    http://www.ainc-inac.gc.ca/nr/prs/j-a2002/2-02132_e.html
    
    Extractions: GOVERNMENT OF CANADA RENEWS FIRST NATION FORESTRY PROGRAM OTTAWA (ONTARIO), April 2, 2002 - The Government of Canada will continue supporting innovative forestry initiatives in First Nations communities. Robert D. Nault, Minister of Indian and Northern Affairs Canada (INAC), and Herb Dhaliwal, Minister of Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), today announced that the First Nation Forestry Program (FNFP) will be renewed until March31,2003. The Government of Canada will contribute $4.5 million to support the FNFP over the next year - with INAC providing $2.75 million and NRCan $1.75 million - and will investigate longer-term partnership funding opportunities in order to continue the program. First Nations and the forest industry are other major funding partners. "The FNFP has played a major role in creating economic development opportunities and encouraging First Nations to participate in the forest sector," said Minister Nault. "By working in partnership with the corporate sector, First Nations are able to improve the quality of life in their communities and benefit from sustainable resource development." "During the past six years, the FNFP has assisted more than 350 communities and 4,700 First Nations workers, on and off reserve, gain valuable experience in forestry management," said Minister Dhaliwal. "Through this renewed program, First Nations and the Government of Canada can continue to make a real difference in the lives of Aboriginal people in Canada - improving quality of life through sustainable resource development, environmental preservation and economic growth."

93. Government Of Canada Reaffirms Commitment To The First Nations Forestry Program
    Herb Dhaliwal, Minister of Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), today announced thatthe government of Canada will renew the First Nations forestry Program (FNFP  
    http://www.ainc-inac.gc.ca/nr/prs/j-a2003/2-02268_e.html
    
    Extractions: Development THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO (March 14, 2003) - Innovative forestry initiatives in First Nations communities will continue to receive support from the Government of Canada. Robert D. Nault, Minister of Indian and Northern Affairs Canada (INAC), and Herb Dhaliwal, Minister of Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), today announced that the Government of Canada will renew the First Nations Forestry Program (FNFP) until March 31, 2008. "The FNFP has played a major role in creating economic development opportunities and encouraging First Nations to participate in the forest sector,"said Minister Nault. "This program has attained its objectives beyond all expectations, I am very pleased to announce its renewal, and it is our hope that this will provide long-term stability to the program." "During the past seven years, the FNFP has been a very successful Government-First Nations partnership," said Minister Dhaliwal. "With the renewal of this program, the Government of Canada can continue to help First Nations communities and workers gain valuable experience in managing our forests." The Government of Canada will contribute $6.5 million per year - $3.25 million from INAC and $3.25 million from NRCan - for the next five years to support the FNFP. This is an increase of $2 million per year from previous years.

94. Tree Canada Foundation - Urban Forestry: Role Of Government, Private Sector And
    Programs Urban forestry Role of government, Private Sector and NGO’sIn Canada, the management of urban forest resources rests  
    http://www.treecanada.ca/programs/urbanforestry/role.htm
    
    Extractions: In Canada, the management of urban forest resources rests in the hands of local municipalities. There are few, if any, policies, regulations, laws or other instruments in place at the provincial or federal levels that govern the sustainable management of the urban forest. Increasingly, the private sector and non-governmental organizations have been called upon to help disseminate information and deliver programs including tree planting to Canadian communities . Millions of dollars are allocated by Canadian companies, largely in the energy and retail sectors to support tree planting activities. Frequently, it is left to non-governmental organizations and/or municipalities to coordinate the work on behalf of these companies. Overview History The Canadian Image of the Urban Forest Benefits of Urban Forests ... Conclusions

95. GOVERNMENT GRANTS AND LOANS: Forestry On Indian Lands
    government GRANTS AND LOANS forestry on Indian Lands.  
    http://www.fedmoney.com/grants/15035.htm

96. GOVERNMENT GRANTS AND LOANS: Forestry Incentives Program
    government GRANTS AND LOANS forestry Incentives Program.  
    http://www.fedmoney.com/grants/10064.htm
    
    Extractions: To bring private non-industrial forest land under intensified management; to increase timber production; to assure adequate supplies of timber; and to enhance other forest resources through a combination of public and private investments on the most productive sites on eligible individual or consolidated ownership of efficient size and operation.

97. Wyoming State Government Directory - Forestry Advisory Committee
    and Investments, forestry Division, 1100 West 22nd Street, Cheyenne 82002, Ph. (307)7775644, Fax (307) 777-5986. Return to Wyoming State government Directory  
    http://soswy.state.wy.us/director/ag-bd/forestry.htm
    
    Extractions: Name Representing Robert A. Bennett Bureau of Land Management Ed Burton Natural Resources Conservation Service Jane Darnell Capitol Coordinator US Forest Service Dr. Frank Galey College of Agriculture, UW Hon. Gerald E. Geis Wyoming State Legislature Hon. James Hageman Wyoming State Legislature Richard Hauber Chairman, Wyoming State Fire Advisory Board Lisa Olsen Wyoming Community Forestry Council Tim Pexton Landowner Ernie Schmidt Wyoming Timber Industry Association Marlene J. Simons Landowner Dennis Thaler Wyoming Association of Conservation Districts Dan Zwonitzer Governor's Office Vacant Wyoming State Forestry Division Correspondence to: State Forester, Office of State Lands and Investments, Forestry Division, 1100 West 22nd Street, Cheyenne 82002, Ph. (307) 777-5644, Fax (307) 777-5986.

98. Environment #04-006 - GOVERNMENT FORESTRY PROGRAM INTERNATIONALLY CERTIFIED - Go
    January 12, 2004 government forestry PROGRAM INTERNATIONALLY CERTIFIED- government of Saskatchewan News Release. government of  
    http://www.gov.sk.ca/newsrel/releases/2004/01/12-006.html

99. Government Of Saskatchewan - Forestry Policy
    government of Saskatchewan Western Red Lilies.Location Home government forestry policy.  
    http://www.gov.sk.ca/topics/keyword/keyword?topic=government&keyword=1164

100. Government Policy
     The Annual Report on Japanese forestry Provision of the English textof Japan’s new Basic Law on Forest and forestry. (May1, 2003).  
     http://homepage2.nifty.com/fujiwara_studyroom/english/policy/policy.html
     
     Extractions: The Basic Forestry Law, which was made in 1964, was recently amended after 37 years in June. The new legislation, named the Basic Forest and Forestry Law, and the objectives of the legislation stipulate the promotion of a multifunctional forest, and secondly to develop sound and sustainable forestry. The detailed story is on the above Annual Report. [ Integration of Biological Diversity in New Policies for Forest and Forestry in Japan ] (February 11, 2002)

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