2004•Unpublished venueRequires access

Status of forest genetic resources conservation and management in Thailand.

Vinchien Sumantakul

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Thailand is situated in Southeast Asia, between the latitudes 5 ° and 20 ° N and longitudes 97 ° and 106 ° E with a total land area of 515 113 km2 or about 52 million ha. The total forest area is 172 050 km2 or approximately 33.4 % of the country’s total area (RFD 2001). This includes 164 865 km2 of natural forest, 3551 km2 of reforestation area and 3633 km2 of

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Key concepts: Forest management, Geography, Agroforestry, Environmental resource management, Environmental planning, Forestry, Environmental science