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Forests Environment:     more books (100)

Tropical Forest and Its Environment (Tropical Ecology Series) by Kenneth Alan Longman, 1988-01 Forests for People: Community Rights and Forest Tenure Reform (The Earthscan ForestLibrary) Rain Forests (Our Environment) by Kay Jackson, 2007-06-04 Our Amazing World of Nature: Its Marvels & Mysteries by Jacques Yves Cousteau & others, 1969 Coastally Restricted Forests (Biological Resources Management Series) Seeing Forests for Trees: Environment and Environmentalism in Thailand The U.S. Forest Service: A History by Harold K. Steen, 2004-03 Forest of Tigers: People, Politics and Environment in the Sundarbans by Annu Jalais, 2009-12-22 Forest Guardians, Forest Destroyers: The Politics of Environmental Knowledge in Northern Thailand by Tim Forsyth, Andrew Walker, 2008-02 Joint forest management, the Haryana experience (Environment & development series) by Madhu Sarin, 1996 A Forest of Voices: Reading and Writing the Environment by Chris Anderson, Lex Runciman, 1995-01 Lemurs: And Other Animals of the Madagascar Rain Forest (Animals & the Environment) by Martin, James, 1995-01-01 Decision Methods for Forest Resource Management by Joseph Buongiorno, J. Keith Gilless, 2003-02-20 Does logging of the fire-ravaged Bitterroot National Forest pose a threat to the environment?: An entry from Gale's <i>Science in Dispute, Volume 3</i> by LOIS N. MAGNER, LESLIE MERTZ, et all 2003

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41. Karlstad University
    forests, environment and materials. Research on forests, wood and paper finds anatural home at Karlstad University, located in Värmland county in central  
    http://www.kau.se/eng/research/forests.lasso
    
    Extractions: Within our forest industrial research programme we concentrate mainly on pulp, paper, surface treatments and printing. However, this also includes energy technology, guidance and automatic control engineering, as well as materials technology. Among other aspects we study how paper and packaging can be treated so as to make them as strong and durable as possible. Our research contributes to creating durable packaging that not only has a good surface printing area but is recyclable. The research aims also at developing new areas of application for paper-based packaging. Nature not only provides an essential base for industry but also represents an important resource both for people and the environment. In our environmental research we examine the human affects on the ecosystem as well as the technical, the social scientific and natural technological aspects of the role of forests in an ecologically sustainable society.

42. Indian Council Of Forestry Research And Education, Dehradun
    The Council is established as an autonomous society, the ICFRE Society, of which Minister of environment and forests is President.  
    http://envfor.nic.in/icfre/icfre.html
    
    Extractions: INDIAN COUNCIL OF FORESTRY RESEARCH AND EDUCATION (ICFRE), DEHRADUN ORGANISATION The mandate of the Council is to organize, direct and manage research and education in forestry sctor. The Council is established as an autonomous society, the ICFRE Society, of which Minister of Environment and Forests is President. A 21 member Board of Governers is responsible for direction and control of the affairs of the society. The Director General is the Chief Executive of the Council. He is assisted by four Deputy Director Generals, a Director (Research), a Seceretary and small supporting staff. OBJECTIVES The major objectives of the Council are as follows: To undertake, aid, promote and coordinate forestry education, research and its application. To develop and maintain a National Library and information Centre for forestry and allied sciences. To act as a clearing-house for research and general information relating to Forests and Wildlife. To develop forest extension programmes and propagate the same through mass media, audio-visual aids and extension machinery.

43. Bundesamt Für Umwelt, Wald Und Landschaft
    SAEFL Swiss Agency for the environment, forests and Landscape Trees, forestsand human health well-being - This study is a comprehensive review of  
    http://www.umwelt-schweiz.ch/buwal/eng/
    
    Extractions: About us Media Publications Issues ... it NEWS Making cities more attractive to live in - The theme of this year’s World Environment Day (5 June 2005) is “Green Cities”. SAEFL Director Philippe Roch has called for efforts to improve air quality, reduce noise and provide ample green spaces in towns and cities. PUBLICATIONS Classification of organisms: viruses - The SAEFL produces a list in which viruses are classified according to the danger that they present for human beings and for the environment. This facilitates risk assessment and the classification of activities with viruses in enclosed systems (e.g. laboratories and production installations). Climate policy: the responsibility of political circles and of business - On 18 March 2005 the SAEFL and the WEF held a conference on climate policy. The brochure contains the texts of the speeches, the discussions and the joint declaration on Swiss and international climate policy.

44. Royal Forest And Bird Protection Society Of New Zealand
    New Zealand based conservation organization working to protect New Zealand's native forests, threatened species, marine heritage and for a healthier environment  
    http://www.forest-bird.org.nz/
    
    Extractions: Winners of the Kakapo Hatch a Name 2005 competition after receiving their certificates: (L-R) Jade Cassidy (8) of Sunnynook Primary School in Auckland who chose the name Pounamu, Kate Stretton (12) of Rangiora High School in North Canterbury who chose the name Kumi (fabulous creature), and William Hewitt (15) of Verdon College in Invercargill who provided a compelling whakapapa for his winning entry, Pura.

45. Cutbacks Putting B.C. Forests, Environment At Risk
    Vancouver BC s forests and environment are at risk because of massive Cumulative budget cuts to the forests and environment ministries total more than  
    http://www.creativeresistance.ca/awareness01/2003-aug06-cutbacks-putting-bc-fore
    
    Extractions: "The cuts we have seen to date are a threat to the public interest - to our environment, to the health of our working forests, and to the future strength of our economy. Our survey of BCGEU members who work in the Ministry of Forests reveals some deeply troubling information about the government's inability to protect and manage our province's most vital natural resource."

46. C.P.R. Environmental Education Centre
    The C.P. Ramaswami Aiyar Foundation, an autonomous Centre of the Ministry of environment and forests.  
    http://www.cpreec.org/

47. The Forest Service Northern Ireland
    Includes a list of the organisation's forests, activities and facilities available to the public, annual reports and information on the natural environment.  
    http://www.forestserviceni.gov.uk/

48. The Woods Hole Research Center - Home Page
    Addresses the great issues of environment through scientific research and education and through applications of science in public affairs. Focus is on climate change and the warming of the earth, as well as global forests because of their controlling influence on climate.  
    http://www.whrc.org/
    
    Extractions: SiteMap Contact Information Our Mission Who's Who ... WHRC in the News (Hold mouse over text to halt scroll.) Please share in our work for the health of the planet by supporting the Center with a secure online donation. Signup to receive the Woods Hole Research Center's NEWSLETTER - July 6, 2005 "Understanding the Water Resources of Amazonia." - June 20, 2005 Research Center Annual Repo rt 2004 (pdf format - 1.7MB). January 13, 2005. is to understand the causes and consequences of environmental change as a basis for policy solutions for a better world, stabilizing climate and protecting the integrity of the global environment. New Program, Central Africa Forests The Research Center expands its program in landcover and land use analysis to the forests of Central Africa. Green Building Monitoring System The Center's building monitoring system tracks the efficiency of a high-performance building New Program, Mid-Atlantic states

49. Le Baluchon Inn - Gastronomy · Health Spa · Nature & Culture
    A resort in a natural environment with nearby islands, rapids, waterfalls, promontories and forests. Features health spa and fine dining.  
    http://www.baluchon.com/

50. Alberta Environment - Home
    Alberta environment manages the use of Alberta s diverse landscapes to sustain a For information about forests, Fish Wildlife, and the management of  
    http://www3.gov.ab.ca/env/
    
    Extractions: Search Location: Alberta Government Environment Air Land Water Climate Change ... About Us Quick Links Authorization / Approval Viewer Environmental Education Pesticide Management Regions ... State of the Environment Advisories Water Warnings Forest Fires Online Reporting Continuous Emissions Monitoring Drinking Water Quality Data Submission Water Well Drilling Report Submissions Travel Expenses Alberta Environment manages the use of Alberta's diverse landscapes to sustain a healthy environment, a prosperous economy and strong communities. We are committed to protecting the province's air, land, and water. We also strive to be a leader in addressing climate change and waste management.

51. Forests: Seeing The Forest Through The Trees
    Explore the makeup of trees, find out how they benefit the environment, learn about the dangers of deforestation, and discover how people can help preserve endangered woodlands.  
    http://www.ecokids.ca/pub/eco_info/topics/forests/index.cfm

52. Index.html 11/18
    forests, environment AND CIVILIZATION. Basic ecology of forests and trees. The significance of forests in regard to current major environmental problems  
    http://environ.binghamton.edu/courses.html
    
    Extractions: Environmental Studies Program Courses Home The following is a list of courses currently offered under the Environmental Studies Program, along with a brief description of each course. Please refer to the University Bulletin for complete course descriptions. ENVI 101. ENVIRONMENT AND MAN/WOMAN: AN ECOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE. Multidisciplinary approach to study of relationships between the environment and humans, from an ecological perspective; scope and direction of human impact on biosphere, exemplified by population, agricultural practices and pollution. ENVI 121. POLLUTION: NATURAL AND UNNATURAL Did you know that pollution has natural and unnatural (anthropogenic) sources? Because pollution doesn't respect political or geographical boundaries, how do practices and policies in developed countries affect the Third World and vice versa? How much of the global warming and acid rain problem is natural in origin? Why are anthropogenic compounds such as CFCs, DDT and PCBs such a concern? How do natural events such as volcanic eruptions, forest fires and dust storms pollute large portions of the world? Who is responsible for the pollution found in the world's oceans and ice sheets? Students discover the answers to these and related questions by learning how to integrate science and policy perspectives on a global scale.

53. The Coalition To Save The Elms
    Nonprofit organization dedicated to the stewardship of the elm and other trees, forests and the urban environment. Includes elm tree identification tips, information about Dutch elm disease, and a membership form.  
    http://www.savetheelms.mb.ca/
    
    Extractions: Welcome The Coalition to Save the Elms is a non-profit charitable community based conservation organization. The Coalition was founded in 1992, in response to the heightened threat to Winnipeg's extraordinary American elm population by Dutch elm disease. As the internal and external forces have changed over the years, the organization has updated its strategy to stress the inclusion of all tree species in Winnipeg's urban forest. Winnipeg is renowned around the world for its exceptional urban forest which is composed of the largest American elm population in North America. The Coalition to Save the Elms has played a vital role in ensuring the continued survival of our precious urban tree population. The vision of the Coalition to Save the Elms is to protect, preserve and promote the health of the urban forest and the urban environment through public awareness and education.

54. Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park
    An outdoor museum focusing on monumental pieces of sculpture in an environment of meadows, forests and various gardens.  
    http://www.pyramidhill.org/

55. Forests
    Find articles, information, and Websites about forests, forestry, threats, habitat, Press Release Environmental Groups Warn Consumers Don t Buy SFI  
    http://environment.about.com/od/forests/
    
    Extractions: zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Environmental Issues Forests Environmental Issues Essentials Glossary Image Gallery ... Help zau(256,140,140,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/C.htm','');w(xb+xb+' ');zau(256,140,140,'von','http://z.about.com/0/ip/496/7.htm','');w(xb+xb); Sign Up Now for the Environmental Issues newsletter! See Online Courses Search Environmental Issues Find articles, information, and Websites about forests, forestry, threats to ecology and habitat, and sustainable practices. Alphabetical Recent Greenpeace Ancient Forests Campaign The short film dramatically highlights the plight of the ancient forests - an area of ancient forest the size of a football field disappears every two seconds. Commissioned by Greenpeace, Directed by Julien Temple, Narrated by Ewan McGregor and Sir David Attenborough. Statement on President Bush’s Wildfire Plan News Release - Statement on President Bush’s Wildfire Plan by William H. Meadows, President, The Wilderness Society. Press Release - Environmental Groups Warn Consumers: Don't Buy SFI On Wednesday, November 12, Rainforest Action Network and a coalition of leading environmental groups will launch Don't Buy SFI, a consumer campaign to educate Americans about the truth behind the timber industry's phony new SFI (Sustainable Forestry Initiative) ecolabel.

56. Talks Over Canada's Rain Forests Suffer Setback
    http://cnn.com/2000/NATURE/05/31/environment.canada.reut/index.html

57. ACF Online - Home
    Australia's leading environment group covers national environmental issues forests, national parks, uranium mining, global warming, world heritage, rivers, recycling, pollution, wilderness and endangered species.  
    http://www.acfonline.org.au/
    
    Extractions: Click here to sign-up now! See Professor Ian Lowe, ACF President, present his clean energy solutions to climate change! Wednesday 19 October 2005 12 noon – 2.00pm National Press Club, Telstra Room, 16 National Circuit, Barton ACT Tickets: $59 ($45 for NPC members, $35 for student NPC members) Bookings - click here and scroll down to Ian Lowe. 2006 is ACF's 40th Anniversary, and to celebrate we have relaunched our large format Desk Diary. Fourteen magnificent page images revisit past successes and future campaigns and tell the stories behind them. ACF is committed to inspiring people to achieve a healthy environment for all Australians. For 40 years we have been a strong voice for the environment, promoting solutions through research, consultation, education and partnerships. We work with the community, business and government to protect, restore and sustain our environment. Leave the car at home, save money and breathe easier!

58. Wildfires Char Florida Wetlands, Pine Forests
    http://cnn.com/2001/TECH/science/05/22/environment.fires.reut/index.html

59. The Environmental Literacy Council - Forests
    Ecosystems Energy Food environment Society forests as Carbon Sinks forests Data and Maps. Related Pages. Ecosystems  
    http://www.enviroliteracy.org/subcategory.php/20.html
    
    Extractions: Home About ELC Site Map Contact Us ... Food Forests cover about a third of the Earth's surface and support much of the world's biodiversity. It is estimated that about half of the world's species are found in forested areas, particularly in species-rich tropical forests. Forests also provide critical ecosystem services by replenishing oxygen in the atmosphere, reducing erosion, retaining moisture in the soil, and storing carbon. In addition, forests are one of the world's most important renewable natural resources, supplying timber products for fuel, building materials, paper, and other consumer goods, in addition to non-wood forest products , including fruit, cocoa, coconut, rubber, and coffee. There is also increasing awareness of the economic value of forests for recreation and tourism. According to the United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) , about 56 percent of the world's forests are classified as tropical or subtropical and 44 percent are temperate or boreal. Twenty-seven percent of global forest resources are found in Europe, 25 percent in Latin America and the Caribbean, 19 percent in Asia and the Pacific, 17 percent in Africa, and 12 percent in North America. Historically, large expanses of forestland in Western Europe and eastern North America were cleared for agriculture and for fuelwood and building materials. In the 17th century Britain looked to the richly forested New World as an important source of timber for shipmasts, because its own forests had been depleted. As the U.S. population grew, demand for forest products increased and by the mid-1800s most of the indigenous forest along the Eastern seaboard was cleared. As settlers moved west, mid-western forests were rapidly converted for lumber for housing, fencing, and railroad construction. Forest conversion in the U.S. peaked in the 1920s; demand for lumber was reduced because, among other things, coal and other fuels replaced wood for heating and energy, and steel and other materials were increasingly used for construction (see

60. CNN - Mother Nature Mending Florida's Fire-ravaged Forests - July 9, 1998
    http://www.cnn.com/US/9807/09/florida.environment.damage/index.html
    
    Extractions: Netshow It could take months, or even years to rebuild fire-damaged structures. It could also take years to rejuvenate the blackened lands. While Florida's residents and officials are still assessing the fire damage, Mother Nature already has started healing the forests. Check out Correspondent Brian Cabell's report.

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