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Forestry For Rural Development In Zimbabwe
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posted on 2024-09-05, 23:43 authored by John Casey, Kay MuirAfrica's forests have been reduced by half in this century due to a. combination of population pressure, agricultural encroachment, fuel wood gathering, excessive livestock numbers and commercial logging.The natural forest resources of countries such as Ethiopia, Rwanda and Burundi have been almost totally depleted.
A DLM Working Paper on rural re-forestation.
A DLM Working Paper on rural re-forestation.
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Casey, John. & Muir, Kay. (1986) Forestry For Rural Development In Zimbabwe, DLM Working Paper No.2/86. Harare, Mt. Pleasant: DLM.Series
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