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  1. China's Forest Product Imports and the Impacts on Tropical Forests

    … supply. In 2017, China implemented a complete logging ban in its natural forests, further widening the domestic timber supply gap. Many observers highlight the large and expanding trade volume as a significant driver of deforestation and forest degradation, especially in tropical regions. This …

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  2. Transformation of degraded forests into semi-natural production forests in northern Thailand

    … of forest cover, Thailand declared a nationwide logging ban in 1989. To halt ongoing forest destruction, by increasing the forest utilisation value, degraded forests have to be transformed into productive forests. <br>The site research showed that the observed DDF on some sites originated from …

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  3. Natural regeneration and ecological succession in Pinus kesiya watershed plantations in northern Thailand : implications on plantation management

    … Forest Department. The aim was to reforest abandoned swidden areas and grasslands in order to reduce erosion and to produce timber and fuel wood. Today there are about 150, 000 ha of P. kesiya plantations in northern Thailand. Most of these plantations cannot be harvested due to a national …

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