The world is moving towards knowledge-based societies. Economies are globalizing. The global public goods value of forests is being recognized at the same time that the traditional role of state forest agencies in production forestry is being taken over by multi-national corporations. At the same time emerging technolgies are greatly enhancing our ablility to assess and monitor forest attributes.
Conference paper
Priorities for international forest research
FAO
Eleventh World Forestry Congress (Antalya, Turkey, 13-22 October)
1997
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Abstract
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- Title
- Priorities for international forest research
- Creators
- Jeffrey A Sayer - IUCN World Conservation Union, SwitzerlandNeil ByronDennis DykstraJerome K Vanclay - Southern Cross University
- Conference
- Eleventh World Forestry Congress (Antalya, Turkey, 13-22 October)
- Publisher
- FAO; Rome
- Identifiers
- 1569; 991012820537502368
- Academic Unit
- Science; School of Environment, Science and Engineering; Forest Research Centre; Faculty of Science and Engineering
- Resource Type
- Conference paper