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History Priority Issues Exclusion & Inclusion of Women in the Forest Sector Free, Prior, and Informed Consent Investing in Locally Controlled Forestry Intensively Managed Planted Forests Forests and Biodiversity Conservation Small Forests Owners and Sustainable Forest Practices Contact Information The Forests Dialogue Secretariat T +1 203 432 5966 James Mayers Carlos Roxo Gary Dunning |
The Forests Dialogue Forests and Biodiversity Conservation First International Dialogue on Forests and Biodiversity ConservationFrom October 9 to October 11, 2003, thirty stakeholders came together in Santa Cruz de Cabralia, Brazil for a dialogue convened by TFD. The focus of the discussion was on forestry and biodiversity conservation. The meeting provided an opportunity for members of environmental groups, the forests products industry, landowner groups and academia to exchange information and ideas on the key factors needed to achieve successful biodiversity conservation and business outcomes in forest regions. The dialogue included a tour of conservation and plantation operations in the Atlantic Forest region of Brazil. The group reviewed cases of successful conservation projects and examined the obstacles to wider acceptance and implementation of these forest conservation efforts. The dialogue concluded with several recommended follow-up activities. TFD is committed to continuing these discussion and where possible collaborating with others. Meeting MaterialsTFD Review Forest and Biodiversity Conservation Forests and Biodiversity Conservation Dialogue Concept Paper Keyed List of Resource Materials for the Dialogue on Forests and Biodiversity Conservation
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