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United States support for forests and people around the world......211

Thomas L. Tidwell, Chief of the US Forest Service, US Department

of Agriculture

Learning from community-based forest management in Nepal.......214

Resham B. Dangi, Deputy Director General, Department of Forests, Nepal

Voices of the forest: building partnerships for community

forestry in Cambodia......................................................................217

Prabha Chandran, RECOFTC – The Center for People and Forests

German Development Cooperation in the forest sector – capacity

development for benefiting people.................................................221

Heiko Warnken, Head of Department Environment, Federal Ministry for

Economic Cooperation and Development, Germany

Tropical forests for local people......................................................225

Steven Johnson, Communications Unit, International Tropical Timber

Organization

‘Pleasant be Thy hills, O Earth

Thy snow clad mountains and

Thy woods’: greening the mountains in the

Indian Himalayan Region...............................................................228

L.M.S. Palni, P.P. Dhyani, B.P. Kothyari, G.B. Pant Institute of Himalayan

Environment and Development, Kosi-Katarmal, Almora, Uttarakhand,

India and P.K. Samal, North East Unit of Institute, Vivek Vihar, Itanagar,

Arunachal Pradesh, India

Indigenous peoples, fire and forest management in Australia.........231

Cathy J. Robinson, Alan N. Andersen, Ashley Sparrow, Marcus B. Lane,

Rosemary Hill and Michael Battaglia, Greenhouse Gas Abatement,

Sustainable Agriculture Flagship, CSIRO, Australia

A forestry joint venture on indigenous land in New Zealand...........234

George Asher, Lake Taupo and Lake Rotoaira Forest Trust, New Zealand

Chile: a country with a forestry tradition........................................238

Gerardo Tornquist Fernández, Corporación Nacional Forestal, Chile

The work of the Convention on Biological Diversity.......................242

Johannes Stahl and Tim Christophersen, Secretariat of the Convention on

Biological Diversity

Restoring connectivity of people and ecosystems in the Greater

Mekong Subregion.........................................................................245

David McCauley, Javed Mir and Rowena Soriaga, Asian Development Bank

Forests and people: Brazilian policies and initiatives......................248

João de Deus Medeiros, Forest Department, Ministry of the Environment, Brazil

Conserving forest biodiversity in the ASEAN region. ......................252

Rodrigo U. Fuentes and Norman Emmanuel C. Ramirez, ASEAN Centre

for Biodiversity, Philippines

Restoring and managing forest landscapes for better lives...............256

Stephen Kelleher, Deputy Head, Forest Conservation Programme,

International Union for Conservation of Nature

Forests and people in the United States.........................................259

Thomas L. Tidwell, Chief of the US Forest Service, US Department

of Agriculture

Forest resources and activities in Turkey........................................263

Dr Mahir Küçük, Deputy Undersecretary of the Ministry of Forestry

and Water Affairs, Turkey

Mexico’s forestry policy..................................................................268

Juan Manuel Torres Rojo, Director General of the National Forestry

Commission, Mexico

Afforestation in Israel

reclaiming ecosystems and combating

desertification................................................................................273

David Brand, Itzhak Moshe, Moshe Shaler, Aviram Zuk and

Dr Joseph Riov, Department of Forestry, Keren Kayemeth LeIsrael –

Jewish National Fund

Sabah shows the way to sustainability............................................277

Frederick Kugan, Deputy Director, Sabah Forestry Department,

Malaysian Borneo

The Sahara Forest Project

enabling restorative growth................281

Joakim Hauge, CEO, Sahara Forest Project

Conservation and sustainable management of forests

in Saudi Arabia...............................................................................285

Mohamed Al-Shiha, Deputy Minister of Agriculture Affairs, Ministry of

Agriculture, Saudi Arabia and El Mostafa Darfaoui, Natural Resources

Expert, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations

The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency’s forest monitoring

programmes...................................................................................288

Dr Masanobu Shimada, Earth Observation Research Center, Japan

Aerospace Exploration Agency

Foreseeing the forests: vegetation dynamics in an

earth system model........................................................................291

Michio Kawamiya, Tomohiro Hajima, Tatsushi Tokioka,

Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology

Tropical rainforest monitoring with ALOS/PALSAR in Brazil and

Indonesia.......................................................................................295

Masatoshi Kamei, Makoto Ono, Tsutomu Yamanokuchi, Nobuhiro

Tomiyama and Takashi Ogawa, Remote Sensing Technology

Center of Japan

Collaborative research to enhance benefits and

livelihoods from forests..................................................................298

Tony Bartlett, Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research

Youth and nature: next generation awareness.................................302

Nico Boele, Ranger, Westerkwartier, Jenny van Leeuwen, Ranger,

Balijbos, Erna van de Wiel, Senior Policy Officer, Recreation and Youth,

National Forest Service, Netherlands

Reading the forest in Iceland..........................................................305

Throstur Eysteinsson, Division Chief, National Forests, Iceland Forest

Service and Olafur Oddsson, Project Leader, Iceland Forest Service

Notes and References.....................................................................308