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Sustainable forest management in New Zealand.............................146

Alan Reid, Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, New Zealand

Benefits of sustainable forestry management..................................150

Peter Clinton, Brian Richardson and Margaret Horner, Scion, New Zealand

Progressive and sustainable practices in commercial forest

management..................................................................................154

Akito Kataoka, Sumitomo Forestry, Japan

Sustainable plantation management through certification..............158

Canecio Munoz, Sinar Mas Forestry, Indonesia

Korea’s National Forest Plans for green growth and

sustainable development................................................................162

Chong-ho Park, Director-General of Forest Resources Bureau, Korea Forest Service

Changing perspectives on forests through broad stakeholder

engagement: the Model Forest approach........................................166

Peter Besseau, Christa Mooney, Richard Verbisky, Virginie-Mai Hô and

Nicolas Duval-Mace, International Model Forest Network Secretariat,

Natural Resources Canada – Canadian Forest Service

Forest management and sustainable development in Argentina......171

Mirta Rosa Larrieu, Director, Forestry Production Department,

Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries, Argentina

Promoting legal timber trade for sustainable forest management....174

Marieke Wit and René Boot, Tropenbos International; Ton van der

Zon, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Embassy of Ghana; Marnix Becking,

Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Rob Busink, Ministry of Economic Affairs,

Agriculture and Innovation, the Netherlands

Forests and forestry in Denmark

thousands of years of interaction

between man and nature................................................................177

Christian Lundmark Jensen, Coordinator on International Forest Policy, Nature

Planning and Biodiversity, Danish Ministry of the Environment Nature Agency

Norwegian forests: policy and resources.........................................181

Pål Vidar Sollie, Director General, Department of Forest and Natural

Resource Policy, Royal Norwegian Ministry of Agriculture and Food

Sweden

a forest kingdom...........................................................185

Marcus Öhman, Ministry for Rural Affairs, Sweden and Björn Merkell,

Swedish Forest Agency

Forest ecosystems in the Republic of

Croatia’s ecological network...........................................................189

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, Ministry of Regional Development, Forestry and Water

Management, Republic of Croatia

Lithuania’s sustainable forests........................................................193

Gediminas Jasinevi

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ius, Department of Forests, Ministry of Environment,

Lithuania

Sustainable forest management in Slovakia.....................................196

Boris Greguška, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development of the

Slovak Republic, Section of Forestry and Wood Processing,

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udmila Marušáková and Milan Sarvaš, National Forest Centre,

Zvolen, Slovakia

Forest Stewardship Council certification:

forests for people, in practice.........................................................199

Alistair Monument, Forest Stewardship Council

Community forestry in Honduras as a

bulwark against deforestation.........................................................203

Benjamin Hodgdon, Projects Manager, Rainforest Alliance

TREES program

Empowering local communities in forest ecotourism. ....................207

H.O. Mohd Shahwahid, Professor and Deputy Dean, Industry and Society

Networking, Faculty of Economics and Management and Research

Associate, Institute of Tropical Forest and Forest Product, Universiti Putra

Malaysia, Selangor, Malaysia

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