International Forestry Review

What drives consumption of wood energy in the residential sector of small cities in Europe and how that can affect forest resources locally? The case of Bragança, Portugal
pp. 1-12(12)
Authors: Azevedo, J.C.; Ferreira, M.C.; Nunes, L.F.; Feliciano, M.

Analysis of the effective stakeholders' involvement in the development of National Forest Programmes in Europe
pp. 13-28(16)
Authors: Balest, J.; Hrib, M.; Dobšinská, Z.; Paletto, A.

The potential of REDD+ in supporting the transition to a Green Economy in the Congo Basin
pp. 29-43(15)
Authors: Enongene, K.E.; Fobissie, K.

Evaluating the impacts of plantations and associated forestry operations in Africa—methods and indicators
pp. 44-55(12)
Authors: Ingram, V.; Van Der Werf, E.; Kikulwe, E.; Wesseler, J.H.H.

Higher forestry education in Kenya: bridging the gap between educational training and job market competencies
pp. 56-67(12)
Authors: Ramcilovic-Suominen, S.; Puentes Rodriguez, Y.; Kirongo, B.; Pitkänen, S.

The potential of rubber and acacia plantations for forest carbon stocks in Malaysia
pp. 68-77(10)
Authors: Ratnasingam, J.; Thiruselvam, K.; Ioras, F.

Decentralisation policy as recentralisation strategy: forest management units and community forestry in Indonesia
pp. 78-95(18)
Authors: Sahide, M.A.K.; Supratman, S.; Maryudi, A.; Kim, Y.-S.; Giessen, L.

Financing sustainable forest management in developing countries: the case for a holistic approach
pp. 96-109(14)
Author: Singer, B.

Exploring the impact of social norms and perceptions on women's participation in customary forest and land governance in the Democratic Republic of Congo— implications for REDD+
pp. 110-122(13)
Authors: Stiem, L.; Krause, T.

Roles of forests in food security based on case studies in Yunnan, China
pp. 123-132(10)
Authors: Takahashi, S.; Liang, L.

Routledge Handbook of Forest Ecology
pp. 133-133(1)
Authors: Peh, kelvin S.–H.; Corlett, Richard T.; Bergeron, Yves