Add to ORKGIn Sri Lanka. Forest Department; Participatory Watershed Management Training in Asia (PWMTA). Proceedings of the Workshop on Watershed Management, Sri Lanka Forestry Institute, Nuwara Eliya, Sri Lanka, 24-25 April 1997. Battaramulla, Sri Lanka: Forest Departmen
In this report the authors aim to assess and evaluate historic and current changes in land use and f...
In Sri Lanka a land extent of 1.26 million hectare in dry and intermediate zones, which hadbeen once...
The concept of sustainable forest management has emerged in early 1990s' as a vision of forest manag...
In International Irrigation Management Institute (IIMI). National Water Conference on Status and Fut...
Large scale clearing of natural forests for human settlements as well as in the form of tea, rubber ...
In Amarasekera, H.; Banyard, S. G. (Eds.) Forestry for development: Proceedings of the Annual Forest...
The main reason for the forest fragmentation in most natural ecosystems in the wet zone of Sri Lanka...
As a developing country, Sri Lanka strives hard to achieve its economic and developmental goals. Agr...
In Shivakoti, G.; Varughese, G.; Ostrom, E.; Shukla, A.; Thapa, G. (Eds.), People and participation ...
Farmers' associationsFarmer-agency interactionsResource managementPolicyAgricultureSustainability
To meet the increasing demands of growing population, Sri Lanka has to increase andsustain agricultu...
Community participation is an approach that is receiving attention across theglobe and one that mark...
Forestry offers many market and non-market benefits of subsistence needs, commercialproduction and e...
In this report the authors aim to assess and evaluate historic and current changes in land use and f...
In Sri Lanka a land extent of 1.26 million hectare in dry and intermediate zones, which hadbeen once...
The concept of sustainable forest management has emerged in early 1990s' as a vision of forest manag...
In International Irrigation Management Institute (IIMI). National Water Conference on Status and Fut...
Large scale clearing of natural forests for human settlements as well as in the form of tea, rubber ...
In Amarasekera, H.; Banyard, S. G. (Eds.) Forestry for development: Proceedings of the Annual Forest...
The main reason for the forest fragmentation in most natural ecosystems in the wet zone of Sri Lanka...
As a developing country, Sri Lanka strives hard to achieve its economic and developmental goals. Agr...
In Shivakoti, G.; Varughese, G.; Ostrom, E.; Shukla, A.; Thapa, G. (Eds.), People and participation ...
Farmers' associationsFarmer-agency interactionsResource managementPolicyAgricultureSustainability
To meet the increasing demands of growing population, Sri Lanka has to increase andsustain agricultu...
Community participation is an approach that is receiving attention across theglobe and one that mark...
Forestry offers many market and non-market benefits of subsistence needs, commercialproduction and e...
In this report the authors aim to assess and evaluate historic and current changes in land use and f...
In Sri Lanka a land extent of 1.26 million hectare in dry and intermediate zones, which hadbeen once...
The concept of sustainable forest management has emerged in early 1990s' as a vision of forest manag...