FAO’s NWFP-Digest-L is a free e-mail journal that covers all aspects of non-wood forest products. All issues of the Digest may be found on FAO’s NWFP home page: www.fao.org/forestry/site/12980/en.
Issue No. 1/09, 2009-03-04
- PRODUCTS
1. Bark cloth makes comeback on international fashion scene
2. Bushmeat: Health alert over rise in trade
3. Guarana beverage
4. Maple syrup industry hopes product sticks
5. Medicinal Plants: Scientists unveil herbs that treat epilepsy
6. Moringa oleifera: La Meringa – Experimentan con planta nutritiva
7. Mushroom Extract Improves Effectiveness of Prostate Cancer Treatment
8. Rattan in Vietnam: WWF unveils sustainable production plan
9. Sandalwood: A Critical View of Developments
10. Truffles: Italian group defends honour of rare white truffles
11. Vegetable ivory: Sustainable jeweller partners with ethical retailer - COUNTRY INFORMATION
12. Amazonia: NWFP valued at €40-80/ha per year in new WWF report
13. Bhutan: Boost for bamboo product makers
14. India moves to protect traditional medicines from foreign patents
15. Japan: Denso develops ‘organic’ radiator tank
16. Kenya: Rural communities to benefit from plan to market natural plants
17. Malaysia: Agarwood Research Centre in Melaka
18. Malaysia: On a quest to revive tradition
19. Rwanda: Alleviating poverty through silk production
20. Sri Lanka: Saving cinnamon industry
21. Sri Lanka: Relief essential to cinnamon industry
22. Sudan: Ex-official calls for export-ban on Gum Arabic to ICC supporting countries
23. USA: Honey laundering - NEWS
24. Albert-Ludwig University Freibrug accepting M.Sc FEM. Applications
25. Biodiversity International call for submissions
26. Forest Research Institute University, Dehra Dun, accepting applications
27. Forests and the global economy: 10 million new jobs
28. Forestry in a new economic climate
29. International Year of Natural Fibres 2009 – an update
30. Launch of new superfruit beverage
31. New interactive database on indicators of sustainable forest management in Europe
32. United Nations-Environment Program to protect bees, pollinators - EVENTS
33. UN Forum on Forests (UNFF)
34. Towards a Rights-Based Agenda in International Forestry
35. International Conference on Plants and Environmental Pollution 2009
36. Tunza International Youth Conference on the Environment
37. Secondo Congresso Internazionale Construcciones de Cubierta vegetal “Pinolere 2009”
38. Plant Conservation for the Next Decade: A Celebration of Kew’s 250th Anniversar - REQUESTS
39. Request for information: Shorea robusta - EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
40. The World Resources Institute (WRI) is seeking a Senior Associate - LITERATURE REVIEW AND WEB SITES
41. Nature-Friendly Land Use Practices at Multiple Scales
42. Other publications of interest
43. Web sites and e-zines - MISCELLANEOUS
44. Bigger trees helping fight against climate change
45. Palm oil may be single most immediate threat to the greatest number of species
46. Rural depopulation isn’t just a social problem: it affects wildlife too
Source
NWFP-Digest-L, 2009-03-27.
Supplier
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)
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