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'Management and Conservation of Forest Resources: Forest Related Developments in Ethiopia, Sudan, Tanzania, Zambia, Bolivia and India' contains explanations and discussions regarding: Historical Development of Forest Policy in Ethiopia; Assessment of Organizational and Operational Aspects of Arsi Forest Enterprise in Ethiopia; Community-Based Ecotourism - the case of Adaba-Dodola Community-Based Ecotourism in Oromia Region, Ethiopia; The Economic Function of Non-Timer Forest Products in Rural Development - the case of gum arabic from Acacia senegal tree in the gum-belt of The Sudan; Assessment of Forest Extension Service Delivery in Tanzania: Implications to Participatory Forest Management in Iringa District, Iringa Region; Improved Fallow - Importance, Tree Species Used, and Challenges (with a case study from Zambia); Cutting cycle fixation in the Bolivian moist tropical forests; and, Conservation of Medicinal Plants - with a case study from the Indian Himalayan Region. The bookis addressed to professionals and organizations working on forest-related development projects and programs in developing countries.
(Author portrait)
Born in May 1983 in Ethiopia, he graduated with a BSc degree in Agricultural Extension (Ethiopia). In the period 2008-2010, he pursued his master's study abroad and graduated with an MSc in Tropical Forest Management (Germany) and MSc in Agricultural Development (Denmark). Currently, he is a lecturer and researcher of RD in Ethiopia.
