Forest management can have major impacts on the dynamic of ecological communities,
including shifts in reproduction and survival strategies in newly recruited individuals. This …

Forest management can have major impacts on the dynamic of ecological communities,
including shifts in reproduction and survival strategies in newly recruited individuals. This …

Human disturbances lead to forest degradation and a drastic reduction in forest area. In
Africa, the most affected continent by this phenomenon, selective cutting of trees remains the …

The rapidly growing human population in sudanian West Africa has generated increasing
demand for agricultural land and forest products so that most of the original vegetation cover …

Abstract Households throughout Sub-Saharan Africa depend on fuelwood (firewood and
charcoal) as their primary source of energy. In Senegal, increasing demands for charcoal by …

Abstract The Great Green Wall (GGW) is an international initiative to combat land
degradation and restore native plant life in the Sahel, but due to a lack of monitoring tools, it …

The demand for different forest products for subsistence and/or commercial purposes in the
Port St Johns Forest Estate along the Wild Coast of the Eastern Cape Province, South Africa …

Forest management is considered as a strategy of mitigation and adaptation to climate
change because of its ability to contribute to improve local livelihood and reduce carbon …

A growing number of conservationists argue that effective management of human modified
ecosystems is preferable to protecting undisturbed forest ecosystems. Hence, this study …

Ethnobotanical information relevant to the management of savanna vegetation was obtained
through interviews with 57 elderly villagers living near Delta du Saloum National Park …