Congo Basin information series
Subtitle: taking action to manage and conserve forest resources in the Congo Basin : results and lessons learned from the first phase (1996-2000)
By: [series editors, Laurent Somé, David Wilkie, Judy Oglethorpe ].
Contributors: Central African Regional Program for the Environment; Biodiversity Support Program
Publisher: Biodiversity Supprort Program
Published: 2001
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Subjects: Forest conservation; Deforestation
Other titles: Taking action to manage and conserve forest resources in the Congo Basin; Biodiversity Support Program Monograph Collection.
Notes: Cover title.

"March 2001."

"Central African Regional Program for the Environment"--Back cover.

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Includes bibliographical references.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Central African Regional Program for the Environment: summary of results and lessons learned from the first phase; title: What is CARPE?: the Central African Regional Program for the Environment; title: Rich forests, poor countries: adapting forest conservation to economic realities; title: Filling conservation gaps in Central Africa: conserving what, where, how, and at what cost?; title: Timber tsunami: tracking logging in the Congo Basin; title: Deforestation in Central Africa: significance and scale of the deforestation; title: Seeing the future now: simulating forest changes in the Congo Basin; title: If the forest disappeared: what would we lose and what might we gain?; title: Sustainable management of the forest estate: what do we mean and how do we get there?; title: Non-timber forest products: economics and conservation potential; title: Central Africa and forest governance: counter-balancing the powers of public and private sectors; title: Management watchdogs: a key to sustainable forest management; title: Monitoring forest cover in Central Africa: why, what, how and when to monitor.; title: Establishing ecological monitoring programs: what, where and how to monitor; title: Policy reform: a necessary but insufficient condition for better forest management; title: World Bank, conditionalities, and forest sector reform: the Cameroon experience; title: Community management of forest resources: moving from "keep out!" to "let's collaborate!"; title: Sustainable timber: challenges and potential solutions; title: Conservation and private sector partnerships: a new tool for natural resources management; title: Mobilizing communities to conserve forest resources: Cameroon case study; title: Sustainable financing of protected areas