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International Tropical Timber Organisation (ITTO) เอกสารนี้
ได้นำเสนอบทความจากผู้เชียวชาญด้านการฟื้นฟูป่าไม้
28 เรื่อง ประกอบไปด้วยรายงานสถานการณ์การฟื้นฟูป่า
วิธีการฟื้นฟูป่าตั้งแต่เริ่มเก็บเมล็ด
จนถึงวิธีการรักษาป่า
ร่วมทั้งวิธีการทำงานร่วมกับชุมชน
ซึ่งมีตัวอย่างเทคนิคและวิธีการที่ได้ปฏิบัติมาแล้วอีกด้วย
โดยสามารถดาน์โหลดหนังสือเล่มนี้ได้
ด้านล่าง
หมายเหตุ:
มีเฉพาะฉบับภาษาอังกฤษ
Contents
Opening
Speeches
PART ONE – Overviews
Defining
forest restoration for wildlife conservation - Stephen
Elliott
Trends
of wildlife conservation in changing forest resource situations
in the Asia-Pacific Region - Masakazu. Kashio
Some
ecological principles for re-assembling forest ecosystems
at degraded tropical sites - David Lamb
Catalysing
natural forest restoration on degraded tropical landscapes
- John A. Parrotta
PART TWO – Country and
Project Reviews
Introduction
- Janice Kerby
A
brief review of forest restoration programmes in Myanmar
- Sein Maung Wint
A
review of forest status in Bangladesh and the potential
for forest restoration for wildlife conservation - Md.
Abdur Rashid
Decline
of the Philippine forest - Marlea P. Munez
Use
of native species in forest rehabilitation and conservation
in Vietnam - Nguyen Hoang Nghia
Promoting
native tree species in land rehabilitation in Hong Kong
, China - Billy C. H. Hau
Rivers
in jeopardy: a village community’s response to the
destruction of their upper watershed forests in the Mae
Soi valley catchment, northern Thailand - M. R. Smansnid
Svasti
The
potential of local tree species to accelerate natural forest
succession on marginal grasslands in southern Vietnam
- Nguyeãn Vaên Sôû
Accelerating
rehabilitation of native forest by establishing a seedling
production site in South China - Zhuang Xueying, Wang
Tong, Huang Jiuxiang, Zeng Rongre and Huang Jiancheng
PART THREE - Accelerated Natural
Regeneration
Introduction
- Kate Hardwick
Research
needs for the ecology of natural regeneration of seasonally
dry tropical forests in Southeast Asia - Kate Hardwick,
John Healey and David Blakesley
The
process of natural forest regeneration after shifting cultivation
in Ky Son district, Nghe An province, Vietnam - Hoang
Van Son
Assisted
natural regeneration: methods, results and issues relevant
to sustained participation by communities - Patrick
Dugan
Poster
Abstracts
PART FOUR - Species Selection
and Technologies for Growing and Planting Seedlings
Introduction
- David Blakesley
Nursery
technology and tree species selection for restoring forest
biodiversity in northern Thailand - David Blakesley,
Vilaiwan Anusarnsunthorn, Janice Kerby, Puttipong Navakitbumrung,
Cherdsak Kuarak, Sudarat Zangkum, Kate Hardwick, Stephen
Elliott
Tree
Species Selection in Thailand : Various species for various
purposes - Anders P. Pedersen
Mycorrhizal
seedling production for enhancing degraded forest rehabilitation
in Indonesia - Yadi Setiadi
Performance
of six native tree species, planted to restore degraded
forestland in northern Thailand and their response to fertiliser
- Stephen Elliott, Puttipong Navakitbumrung, Sudarat Zangkum,
Cherdsak Kuarak, Janice Kerby, David Blakesley and Vilaiwan
Anusarnsunthorn
Propagation
of native trees to restore degraded forest ecosystems in
northern Thailand - Cherdsak Kuarak, Stephen Elliott,
David Blakesley, Puttipong Navakitbumrung, Sudarat Zangkum
and Vilaiwan Anusarnsunthorn
Poster
abstracts
PART FIVE - Wildlife
Inter-relationships
between wildlife and forest restoration - Stephen Elliott
Wildlife
colonisation on restored tropical lands: What can it do,
how can we hasten it, and what can we expect? - Nigel
I. J. Tucker
Ecorestoration
of Girnar forest and recapture of lost territory by Panthera
leo persica (Asiatic Lion) - Bharat Lal, IFS
Seed
Dispersal and Forest Restoration - Richard T. Corlett
and Billy C. H. Hau
The
effect of artificial perches and local vegetation on bird-dispersed
seed deposition into regenerating sites - Rebecca Scott,
Puntipa Pattanakaew, J. F. Maxwell, Stephen Elliott and
George Gale
PART SIX - Working With Communities
Introduction
- Kevin Woods
Forest
restoration and community participation: case studies in
Thailand - Somsak Sukwong
Rainforestation
farming: an alternative to forest restoration - Paciencia
P. Milan
The
Phu Khieo Buffer Zone Project- sustainable rural development
through community management - Colin McQuistan and Arthur
G. Wright
Poster
abstracts
PART SEVEN - The chiang mai research
agenda to restore degraded forest lands for wildlife conservation
in southeast asia
Introduction
- edited by Stephen Elliott
Establishing
a regional contact network for forest restoration for wildlife
conservation - Janice Kerby
Implementing
the research agenda - Stephen Elliott, Janice Kerby,
Visut Baimai and Apichart Kaosa-ard