International Forestry Review Paper 5 (2)
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The case for bushmeat as a component of development policy: issues and challenges
June 2003 International Forestry Review 5 (2): David Brown and Andrew Williams
This paper makes a case for bushmeat as a topic of interest to development policy.
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Conference
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‘Is
the best the enemy of the good? Livelihoods perspectives
on bushmeat harvesting and trade – some issues
and challenges’
May 2003 CIFOR Centre for International
Forestry Research Conference: David
Brown
This paper makes a case for
bushmeat as a theme of interest to development policy.
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Publication
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Bushmeat - a Pilot
Study
August 2002 - DEFRA (DETR)
Wildlife & Countryside Directorate project
Report commissioned by DEFRA
to identify research interventions which can help
achieve a sustainable bushmeat trade in West and Central
Africa...
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 RDFN 25a |
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Community Forestry:
Facing up to the Challenge in Cameroon
2001: David
Brown, Kathrin
Schreckenberg
The Cameroon case presents
one of the greatest challenges to community forestry
in the tropics, and has generated exceptional interest
in the international community...
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The Development of Community
Forests in Cameroon: Origins, Current Situation and
Constraints
2001: André Djeumo
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Community Involvement
in Forest Management: a Full-Scale Experiment in the
South Cameroon forest
2001: Alexandre Emerit, Guillaume
Lescuyer, Edouard Essiane Mendoula, Joseph Junior
She
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Towards Participatory
Biodiversity Conservation in the Onge-Mokoko Forests
of Cameroon
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The Law, Communities
and Wildlife Management in Cameroon
2001: Samuel Egbe Egbe
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A Community Wildlife
Management Model from Mount Cameroon
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Community Hunting Zones:
First Steps in the Decentralisation of Wildlife Management.
Observations from the Village of Djaposten, Cameroon
This short paper recounts the experiences of the
village of Djaposten in East Cameroon in trying
to establish a Community Hunting Zone that realistically
reflects its existing hunting territory and fits
in with current legislation...
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Opportunities and Constraints
for 'Community-Based' Forest Management: Findings
from the Korup Forest, Southwest Province, Cameroon
2001: Ruth Malleson
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CITES
Paper
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Bushmeat as a
Trade and Wildlife Management Issue.
2000: Eleventh meeting of the
Conference of the Parties Gigiri (Kenya), 10-20 April
There is increasing concern within the international
conservation community about the high levels of harvesting
for the bushmeat trade...
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Publication
NRP 44 |
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What's special
about wildlife management in forests? Concepts and
models of rights-based management, with recent evidence
from West-Central Africa.
1999: David
Brown, Stephen Cobb,
Amar Inamdar
Wildlife consumption is an integral part of the livelihood
and trade patterns of many peoples in the developing
world, and highly valued by them...
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Publication
NRP 23 |
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Participatory
biodiversity conservation: rethinking the strategy
in the low tourist potential areas of tropical Africa
1998:
David
Brown
Converting international interest in biodiversity
conservation into a positive development strategy
represents a major challenge for governments...
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