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Forest Restoration Following Earthquake Damage

Natural regeneration is sometimes sufficient for forests and other plant communities to recover after a disturbance. In the case of severe disturbances, however, this is unlikely to be true. Natural regeneration may occur in such cases but the rate...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: Whitten, Anthony, Lamb, David
Language:English
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2012
Subjects:
ACCESSIBLE SITES
AGRICULTURE
ANIMALS
BAMBOO
BATS
BIODIVERSITY
BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION
BIOLOGY
BIOTA
BIRDS
BUFFER STRIPS
BUFFER ZONES
CONIFERS
CORRECTIVE ACTION
CORRIDORS
DIVERSITY OF SPECIES
ECONOMIC VALUE
ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS
EROSION
EXOTIC SPECIES
FENCING
FERTILIZER
FERTILIZERS
FOOD PLANTS
FOREST
FOREST COVER
FOREST ECOSYSTEMS
FOREST FLOOR
FOREST PATCHES
FOREST PRODUCTS
FOREST RESTORATION
FOREST WILDLIFE
FORESTS
FUELWOOD
GRAZING
HABITAT CONDITIONS
HABITAT PREFERENCES
HABITAT REQUIREMENTS
HABITATS
HERBIVORES
HUMAN POPULATIONS
INTACT FOREST
INTACT FORESTS
LAMB
LANDSCAPE
LANDSCAPES
LIVELIHOODS
MOUNDS
NATURAL REGENERATION
NATURE
NATURE RESERVE
NATURE RESERVES
NONTIMBER FOREST PRODUCTS
PANDAS
PARTRIDGE
PLANT
PLANT COMMUNITIES
PLANT SPECIES
PLANTING
PLANTING DATES
PLANTING MATERIALS
PREDATORS
PRODUCE
PROTECTION
RAINY SEASON
REFORESTATION
RESERVE AREAS
ROADS
SEDIMENTATION
SEED
SEEDLING PRODUCTION
SEEDLINGS
SEEDS
SHRUBS
SMALLER PATCHES
SOIL EROSION
SOIL PROFILE
SOILS
SOWING
SPACING
SPECIES
STREAMS
SURFACE AREAS
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
TERRACING
TIMBER
TIMBER MANAGEMENT
TIMBER RESOURCES
TREE
TREE CANOPIES
TREE DENSITY
TREE PLANTATIONS
TREES
UNDISTURBED FOREST
VARIETY
VILLAGES
WEEDS
WILDLIFE HABITAT
WILDLIFE HABITATS
WILDLIFE SPECIES
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2010/12/13337561/forest-restoration-following-earthquake-damage
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/10123

Internet

http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2010/12/13337561/forest-restoration-following-earthquake-damage
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/10123

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