Titlebook: Non-Wood Forest Products of Asia; Knowledge, Conservat A. Z. M. Manzoor Rashid,Niaz Ahmed Khan,Mahmood Ho Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if appli

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Traditional Ecological Knowledge on Non-wood Forest Products Management and Biodiversity ConservatiIt is linked with food and nutrition security, health care and other livelihood support components. In addition to sustenance, it also generates cash through sale of some species and commodities. The use patterns of NWFPs from CHTs can be broadly categorized under food plants, medicinal plants, bamb

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Non-wood Forest Products of the Sundarbans, Bangladesh: The Context of Management, Conservation andtional and nonconventional Non-wood Forest Products (NWFPs). So far, 25 types of NWFPs have been identified from the Sundarbans. Among them, thatching materials, honey, beeswax, bony fish, cartilaginous fish,?dry fish, crabs, shrimps, and mollusks are the major types. These NWFPs are generally extra

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,Role of Non-wood Forest Products in Bhutan’s Quest for Gross National Happiness: An Overview,d governance, equitable socio-economic development; preservation and promotion of culture and, environmental conservation. Although non-wood forest products (NWFPs) are considered integral parts of people’s culture and sustenance in developing countries like Bhutan, there are no literatures that ass

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Enhancing Sustainability and Productivity of Bamboo in the Philippines: Some Initiatives,so received the greatest attention from government in the last two decades, with at least three top government agencies advocating the resource to promote community livelihood and environmental protection. Institutional arrangement i.e., Philippine Bamboo Industry Development Council has been establ