The Armenian forests: threats to conservation and needs for sustainable management

In this paper we identify the characteristics of a sustainable forest management strategy and provide specific recommendations to move toward this goal in the forests in Armenia. To provide a context for these recommendations we present brief overviews of Armenian human and physical geography and th...

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Main Authors: Moreno-Sanchez, R, Sayadyan, H, Streeter, R, Rozelle, J, Fullen, MA, Booth, CA, Sarsby, R W, Davies, K, Kugan, R, Bhattacharyya, R, Subedi, M, Luckhurst, DA, Poesen, J, Smets, T, Kertesz, A, Toth, A, Szalai, Z, Jakab, G, Kozma, K, Jankauskas, B, Jankauskiene, G, Buehmann, C, Paterson, G, Mulibana, E, Nell, J P, van der Merwe, GME, Guerra, AJT, Mendonca, JKS, Guerra, T T, Sathler, R, Bezerra, JFR, Peres, S M, Yi, Z, Yongmei, L, Li, T, Panomtarachichigul, M, Peukrai, S, Thu, D C, Cuong, TH, Toan, T T, Jonsyn-Ellis, F, Jallow, S, Cole, A, Mulholland, B, Dearlove, M, Corkill, C
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Forest conservation
Forest management
Forestry
Forests
Geography
Sustainability management
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Summary:In this paper we identify the characteristics of a sustainable forest management strategy and provide specific recommendations to move toward this goal in the forests in Armenia. To provide a context for these recommendations we present brief overviews of Armenian human and physical geography and the forests in the country. Also, we highlight how several crucial issues in the forestry sector have remained unchanged from the Soviet era to the independent period and the implications of this lack of change for the evolution and current state of forests in the country.
ISSN:1746-448X
1743-3541
DOI:10.2495/ECO070121