Indigenous Forest Conservation Management
G. H. von dem Bussche
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G. H. von dem Bussche
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SUMMARY The Department of Forestry has implemented a conservation policy for the indigenous forests on State Forest land in the Southern Cape Forest Region since 1967. The present system of multiple-use management, based on research by Phillips (3) and Laughton (2) was developed and applied by Von Breitenbach (4,5). This article describes the management policy and techniques and indicates possible future developments.
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SUMMARY The Department of Forestry has implemented a conservation policy for the indigenous forests on State Forest land in the Southern Cape Forest Region since 1967. The present system of multiple-use management, based on research by Phillips (3) and Laughton (2) was developed and applied by Von Breitenbach (4,5). This article describes the management policy and techniques and indicates possible future developments.
Key concepts: Indigenous, Forest management, Geography, Cape, State forest, Forestry, Agroforestry, Environmental resource management