Sentence examples for forest administrations from inspiring English sources

An example of this can be found in the management history of beech and black pine forests in the mountains of southern Italy, where selection felling based on traditional local knowledge and applied by private landowners during the last few centuries has been and often still is considered "irrational" by forest administrations and technicians (Ciancio et al. 2006; Nocentini 2009).

The procedures for reforming forest policies and programmes as promoted through the international dialogue on forests are addressing hard challenges to forest administrations, which are basically still working along a very different scheme for decision making (top-down and command-and-control systems, with no evaluation of the results).

Those who did complain to the government were told not to bother, as the companies were acting within their legal right, said a villager in Cambodia, who lost his land to VRG. "We used to file complaints but the forest administration explained to us that we didn't need to protest … [that] it's a waste of time," he said.

Clear cuts are possible, but they are subject to permission by the forest administration.

The anti-corruption agency DNA is investigating some officials in the state forest administration Romsilva, as well as some politicians.

In particular, the forest administration was instructed to supervise the cutting of wood for charcoal making very strictly.

This in turn promoted privatization of the forestland as well as a reform of the state forest administration.

Public administration included Flemish (ANB; 'Agentschap voor Natuur en Bos') and Walloon (DNF; 'Département de la Nature et des Forêts') forest administration and other regional or local authorities.

Between the 17th and 19th century the charcoal and fuel wood supply of the Bericher Faktorei had been strictly regulated by the governmental forest administration.

In this process, the central forest administration tried to implement German technical management principles, based on the Central European high forest and a focus on timber and firewood production.

Whilst initially the forest administration was at the core of the landscape's governance, over time, recognizing the critical role of local communities, a shift has occurred which has placed communities living in the landscape at the center.