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IUFRO The Advocate for Forest Science.
Edited by D Karnosky, Michigan Technological University, USA, R Ceulemans, University of Antwerp, Belgium, G Scarascia-Mugnozza,
University of Tuscia, Italy and J L Innes, University of British Columbia, Canada;
Publication Date: September 2001; Number of Pages: 352 Pages; Binding: Hardback
ISBN: 0851995519
Price: £55.00 (US$100.00) (IUFRO member organizations are entitled to a 25% discount provided that with their order they point out that they are members of IUFRO.)
Available from CABI-Publishing
Carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases such as ozone, nitrogen oxides, carbon monoxide and chlorofluorocarbons, are all increasing in the atmosphere. These gases are directly affecting biological processes in trees and ecological processes in forests. They are also causing considerable radiant energy to be trapped near the earth’s surface resulting in the so-called “greenhouse
The roles of local knowledge and global policies in managing small-scale rural forests are discussed, and reports from Eurodendro 2008 and a conference on advances in forest entomology are published.
– World Series Vol. 20-II – This second volume of the book provides information about the rehabilitation of degraded forests in the region of Northeast Asia.
– World Series Vol. 21 – Extended abstracts from the international conference on "Sustainable Forest Management and Poverty Alleviation: Roles of Traditional Forest-related Knowledge", in Kunming,...
This issue highlights an IUFRO seminar on Forests and Human Health and the progress of the IUFRO-led global assessment regarding adaptation of forests to climate change.
...shows the progress IUFRO is making in the pursuit of the strategic goals and demonstrates how timely and relevant IUFRO research agendas are.