Forestry extension, making it work

Office of Assistant Director-General (Forestry Department)

Forestry extension, making it work

Year of publication 1984

Author Office of Assistant Director-General (Forestry Department)

Product type Document

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Synopsis (short abstract) This issue of Unasylva reports on how one forest service, that of Nepal, built up a forestry extension capability. In order to make such experience available as widely as possible, FAO in 1982 organized a seminar on forestry extension, held in Indonesia, at which the forest services and extension specialists of several countries pooled their experience. This store of knowledge has provided valuable inputs into the preparation of a manual on forestry extension, which is now nearing completion. Ot her teaching materials for forestry extension have already been prepared and made available in the form of film-strips recording actual achievements in different parts of the world.

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