Journal of Sustainable Forestry · 2013 · 13 citations · 8 references
Natural ResourcesEnvironmental ManagementForestryForest ManagementForest PolicySustainable DevelopmentForest GovernanceForest PlanningForest Resource ManagementForestry PolicyNational Forest PolicySustainable Forest ManagementForest Management PlanningForest Management PracticesForest OrganizationForestry Institutions
Sustainable forestry is considered as one of the most important focal points for sustainable development, as it is part of the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development held in Rio in 1992 which followed the completion of “Our Common Future.” To this end, many studies have been carried out on implementing of sustainable forestry at the global level. Geographically, Turkey can be seen as part of Pan-European and Near East sustainable forestry initiatives. Forest organizations have carried out many studies to implement the decisions made with these initiatives in line with their own needs in forest management. While conducting studies in the framework of the National Forestry Program prepared within this context, people have been confronted with various problems due to insufficient infrastructure and implementation difficulties. This article provides information on sustainable forestry leading to observations and suggestions relevant for Turkey.
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Public participation in forestry in Turkey
Sezgin Özden, Wietze Lise · Ecological Economics · 2006 · 43 citations