Forest management: Decision-Making Principles & Model
Forest management objectives and alternatives together form a decision-making model. Decisions making models may have several variants, some may be…
Genetic Drift
Genetic drift is also known as allelic drift or the Sewall Wright effect. It is the change in allelic frequency…
Upstream and Downstream Linkage – For Sustainable Watershed Management
“A watershed is the area of land that feeds water into a river, through the process ofprecipitation draining through the…
Forest Valuation Techniques
Valuation is the process of determining the fair present value of any asset. Forest valuation means placing a value on…
Forest Management Alternative and Analysis
Forest management is the practical application of the scientific, technical, and economic principles of forestry. Also Read: Forest Management and…
AgroForestry: Characteristics, Advantages & Disadvantages
Agroforestry, in simple language, refers to the production of timber, non-timber crops, or animals on a single unit of land.…
PRINCIPLES OF AGROFORESTRY
Agroforestry, in simple language, refers to the production of timber, non-timber crops, or animals on a single unit of land.…
Land Tenure System of Nepal
Tenure means “to hold a tenant”. Land tenure is the relationship that people and groups have with respect to land…
Scientific Forest Management in Nepal and Reasons Behind its Failure
“Scientific Forest Management is an application of appropriate silviculture system and Sustainable forest management principles through the design of systematic…
NTFP and Forest Management certification
As defined by FSC, “Forest certification is the process of evaluating forests or woodlands to determine if they are being…