Rainforest degradation in Southern Nigeria: Role of forestry institutions. / Matthew Ekoeba Isikhuemen
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TextPublisher: Ghana: UNu-INRA, 2014Edition: No. 7Description: viii,54p.: ill, 25 cmISBN: 9789988633370LOC classification: UN/2014
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Contents: Introduction: Methodology: Land area, size of human population and location of the rainforest -- Geology and climatic rainforest region -- Data collection and analysis -- Results: Origin of forestry in Nigeria, 1897-1900 -- Forest reservation, merger of services and tenure system phase, 1901-1929 -- Land tenure systems -- Experimentation and native/government administration phase, 1930-1959 -- Forest regenration and exploitation phase, 1960-1999 -- Conclusion -- Recommendations.
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Contents: Introduction: Methodology: Land area, size of human population and location of the rainforest -- Geology and climatic rainforest region -- Data collection and analysis -- Results: Origin of forestry in Nigeria, 1897-1900 -- Forest reservation, merger of services and tenure system phase, 1901-1929 -- Land tenure systems -- Experimentation and native/government administration phase, 1930-1959 -- Forest regenration and exploitation phase, 1960-1999 -- Conclusion -- Recommendations.
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