A Comparison of Damage Due to Logging under Different Forms of Resource Access in East Kalimantan, Indonesia

@article{Iskandar2006ACO,
  title={A Comparison of Damage Due to Logging under Different Forms of Resource Access in East Kalimantan, Indonesia},
  author={Haris Iskandar and L. Snook and T. Toma and K. Macdicken and M. Kanninen},
  journal={Forest Ecology and Management},
  year={2006},
  volume={237},
  pages={83-93}
}
  • Haris Iskandar, L. Snook, +2 authors M. Kanninen
  • Published 2006
  • Biology
  • Forest Ecology and Management
    • Recent changes in forest resource access arrangements have important implications for the future extent and quality of natural forest in Indonesia. This study quantified and compared total harvested and damaged trees after logging operations carried out in East Kalimantan, Indonesia under two types of arrangements: 20-year commercial selective logging concessions, known as Hak Pengusahaan Hutan (HPH) and 1year harvest permits intended for local communities, known as Ijin Pemungutan dan… CONTINUE READING
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