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Ethnobotanical Knowledge: Implications for Participatory Forest Management
2007
The Journal of Transdisciplinary Environmental Studies
unpublished
The Tanzanian Government has recognized the importance of participation of local people in forestry through recent forestry legislation. Participatory forestry has the potential to provide benefits to local people and improve livelihoods but communities are obliged to formulate management plans for their common forest resources to realize this potential. The aim of the present study is to describe the use and relative importance of woodland tree species to rural people in semi-arid Tanzania,
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