Cooperation of government and international agencies to protect the Rosewood trees in Thailand

FAO and Royal Forest Department

Cooperation of government and international agencies to protect the Rosewood trees in Thailand

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Year of publication 2023

Place of publication Bangkok, Thailand ;

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Author FAO and Royal Forest Department

Publisher FAO ;

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Category Infographic

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Synopsis (short abstract) The cooperation and the roles of government and international agencies, including The Royal Forest Department (RFD),The Department of National Wildlife and Plant Conservation (DNP), UNREDD to protect roosewood trees in Thailand.

Language English

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