17 02 2011
West Bengal minister
wants to auction wild animals
17 FEB, 2011, 04.59PM IST,IANS
Japan extends Rs.2,557 crore loan
to India
Rutherford teen wins prize for cancer
study
Thursday, February 17, 2011
BY DANIEL O'KEEFE
SOUTH BERGENITE
STAFF WRITER
WWF
does ''Tiger Talk''
New Delhi,
Feb 17 (PTI)
Vibes
of Shillong woods in Europe
Thursday, February 17, 2011, 12:00 [IST]
Villagers
net a crocodile from Nedunkundram locality
Medicinal
Plants for Forest Conservation and Health Care
UTHOR'S: Gerard Bodeker Chair, K.K.S.Bhat , Jeffrey
Burley and Paul Vantomme
PUBLISHER: Daya Publishing House
ISBN: 9788170353942
YEAR: 1997-FAO (First Edition), 2005 (First Indian Edition)
PAGES: 158
SIZE: 22 X 29 X 1cm.
BINDING: Hard
LANGUAGE: English
ABOUT THE BOOK: This volume is a collection of papers
by experts in medicinal plants, presented to help clarify the many policy and
technical issues associated with the conservation, use, production and trade of
medicinal plants. The publication draws attention to the huge contribution of
medicinal plants to traditional and modern health care system. It also alerts
readers on the many problems and challenges facing their sustainable
development. Subjects covered include assessment and management of the
medicinal plant resource base; best harvesting and processing practices; trade
issues; and intellectual property rights regarding traditional medicines of
indigenous peoples. This documents will help raise awareness of medicinal plants
as an important forest resource and will help ensure that medicinal plants are
adequately included in forest conservation and utilization programmes.
Mangrove
Ecotours and Conservation
Rachel Rivera | February 17, 2011
Don't
log out the forest
Malaysia
Sun
Thursday 17th February, 2011
(Source:
The Star)
16 02 2011
Nitin
Desai: Public land for private ends
Efficient land markets require rational management of public
land
Nitin Desai / February 17, 2011, 0:32 IST
China and India increase forest carbon stocks, Brazil
sees 0.5% per year drop
Forest rights, burning bright
'Expand
protected areas to save tigers'
Maoists
, poachers behind decrease in tiger numbers in Jharkhand : Forest
officials
From ANI
Bamboo
longs for freedom from permit raj
Published: Wednesday, Feb 16, 2011, 10:27 IST
By Bosky Khanna | Place: Bangalore
| Agency: DNA
House
of bamboo
Business Standard | 2011-02-16 10:01:00
State
leads in providing land to forest-dwellers
'Green
hurdles for 16 coal blocks cleared'
Jindal
Steel wins MoEF nod for mill
Three
more elephant deaths in Similipal reserve