RESTORATION FORESTRYAn International Guide to Restoration Forestry

Michael Pilarski, Editor

New for 1994! An invaluable reference manual for ecologicalforestry and sustainable development projects worldwide.

Restoration Forestry reviews over:780 organizations120 universities/colleges90 government agencies100 companies230 journals/periodicals800 books100 directories80 conferences100 model projects

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