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- Page 11 and 12: How this manual was writtenThis man
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STEP 5The extent to which new appro
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STEP 55.1.2. NTFP resources that ar
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STEP 55.1.4. A summary of managemen
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STEP 5Rotational: Harvesting is rot
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STEP 5LegendVillageBirds nest caveG
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STEP 5Box 11. Important harvesting
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STEP 55.2.4. Assessing current harv
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STEP 5A low input approachThe only
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STEP 5Box 14. Estimating the popula
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STEP 5seed to harvestable size or o
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STEP 5Box 15. Understanding regener
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STEP 5Example 21. Estimating the su
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STEP 6To develop a management plan,
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STEP 6• Sacred groves or other si
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STEP 6The community should also out
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STEP 6Example 23. The Community Res
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STEP 6NTFP-Task Force members in th
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STEP 66. Results of resource invent
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STEP 6Where to next?By the end of t
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STEP 7Developing a plan for monitor
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STEP 7• Evidence that the decisio
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STEP 7existing management system’
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STEP 7Example 26. Monitoring wildli
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STEP 7• Are there any gaps in kno
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ENDNOTESparticipants get together t
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REFERENCESAlder D. & Synnott T. J.
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REFERENCESDawkins H. C. (1958) The
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REFERENCESMaxwell S. E. & Delaney H
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REFERENCESSchelhas J., Buck L. E. &
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APPENDIX AHOW TO DELINEATE MANAGEME
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APPENDIX AA.2.3. Costs of making th
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APPENDIX AA.3.2. How to make a sket
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APPENDIX A• Agricultural lands, d
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APPENDIX AKey ReferencesBelow are k
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APPENDIX B• Applying adaptive man
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APPENDIX Boutline how the test will
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APPENDIX BThe factors of interest c
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APPENDIX Band vigor of a resource,
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APPENDIX CHOW TO MAKE HARVEST RECOR
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APPENDIX CC.2.3. TimeThe time taken
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APPENDIX C• Examine the progress
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APPENDIX CResource reproduction:•
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APPENDIX C• Evidence of leaf and
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APPENDIX CIt is best if these resul
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APPENDIX DD.1.3. Key principles inv
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APPENDIX Dbe three times more expen
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APPENDIX D• The distance of inter
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APPENDIX Dto concentrate on the bio
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APPENDIX EE.1.2. How are resource i
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APPENDIX EExample E.2. The importan
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APPENDIX EAn accurate scale map is
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APPENDIX EPlot size. Small plants a
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APPENDIX EBox E.2. Different measur
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APPENDIX E• The resource’s popu
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APPENDIX FF.2. CostF.2.1. Equipment
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APPENDIX FAt least five individuals
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APPENDIX FChoosing what measurement
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APPENDIX Fand low; or individually-
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APPENDIX Fclass specific conversion
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APPENDIX GG.1.3. Key principles inv
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APPENDIX Gplanned quantitative meth
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APPENDIX GQuestion 3: Is the plant
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APPENDIX GAn example of a recovery
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APPENDIX Gresource population shoul
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APPENDIX Henables the community to
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APPENDIX HObjective 2. The resource
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APPENDIX Hmay need to be monitored
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APPENDIX IHOW TO STUDY DEMOGRAPHYI.
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APPENDIX II.2. CostI.2.1. Equipment
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APPENDIX IFigure I.2. A suitable pl
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APPENDIX I• Germination tests. Se
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APPENDIX IKey ReferencesBelow are k
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