Titre :	Forestry and the Nigerian economy
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Adeyoju, S. K.
Mention d'édition :	University of Ibadan
Editeur :	University of Ibadan
Année de publication :	1975
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	978-121-00-4
Note générale :	This book derives in part from a theis submitted for a diploma in forestry at the University of Oxford in 1968. However, much of the thinking that has influenced its present form is due to my extensive tours of ten of the twelve states of the Fereration beetween 1969 and 1970. Before then, my know ledge of the forestry situation in Nigeria was handicaped by lack of field experience. This deficiency has been largely corrected by insits to forest reserves in various locations and through discussions with experienced fild staff, industrialists, research officers, and chief conservatros of forests.
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Mots-clés :	Forêt  Foresterie  Développement durable  Economie forestière  Gestion des RESSOURCE NATURELLE  Industrie du bois
Index. décimale :	333.7 Ressources naturelles et énergie : classer ici les ouvrages généraux sur l'environnement
Résumé :	This book derives in part from a theis submitted for a diploma in forestry at the University of Oxford in 1968. However, much of the thinking that has influenced its present form is due to my extensive tours of ten of the twelve states of the Fereration beetween 1969 and 1970. Before then, my know ledge of the forestry situation in Nigeria was handicaped by lack of field experience. This deficiency has been largely corrected by insits to forest reserves in various locations and through discussions with experienced fild staff, industrialists, research officers, and chief conservatros of forests.
Note de contenu :	This book derives in part from a theis submitted for a diploma in forestry at the University of Oxford in 1968. However, much of the thinking that has influenced its present form is due to my extensive tours of ten of the twelve states of the Fereration beetween 1969 and 1970. Before then, my know ledge of the forestry situation in Nigeria was handicaped by lack of field experience. This deficiency has been largely corrected by insits to forest reserves in various locations and through discussions with experienced fild staff, industrialists, research officers, and chief conservatros of forests.

Forestry and the Nigerian economy [texte imprimé] / Adeyoju, S. K.  . -  University of Ibadan . - University of Ibadan, 1975.
ISSN : 978-121-00-4
This book derives in part from a theis submitted for a diploma in forestry at the University of Oxford in 1968. However, much of the thinking that has influenced its present form is due to my extensive tours of ten of the twelve states of the Fereration beetween 1969 and 1970. Before then, my know ledge of the forestry situation in Nigeria was handicaped by lack of field experience. This deficiency has been largely corrected by insits to forest reserves in various locations and through discussions with experienced fild staff, industrialists, research officers, and chief conservatros of forests.
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Mots-clés :	Forêt  Foresterie  Développement durable  Economie forestière  Gestion des RESSOURCE NATURELLE  Industrie du bois
Index. décimale :	333.7 Ressources naturelles et énergie : classer ici les ouvrages généraux sur l'environnement
Résumé :	This book derives in part from a theis submitted for a diploma in forestry at the University of Oxford in 1968. However, much of the thinking that has influenced its present form is due to my extensive tours of ten of the twelve states of the Fereration beetween 1969 and 1970. Before then, my know ledge of the forestry situation in Nigeria was handicaped by lack of field experience. This deficiency has been largely corrected by insits to forest reserves in various locations and through discussions with experienced fild staff, industrialists, research officers, and chief conservatros of forests.
Note de contenu :	This book derives in part from a theis submitted for a diploma in forestry at the University of Oxford in 1968. However, much of the thinking that has influenced its present form is due to my extensive tours of ten of the twelve states of the Fereration beetween 1969 and 1970. Before then, my know ledge of the forestry situation in Nigeria was handicaped by lack of field experience. This deficiency has been largely corrected by insits to forest reserves in various locations and through discussions with experienced fild staff, industrialists, research officers, and chief conservatros of forests.