Community forest management in the Terai Region of Nepal: contribution to the local and national economy, Dhakal, M.; Masuda, M. , WallingfordUK, p.147-152, (2007) Abstract

Local vs official criteria and indicators for evaluating community forest management, Pokharel, R. K.; Larsen, H. O. , Forestry (Oxford), Volume 80, Number 2, OxfordUK, p.183-192, (2007) Abstract

The impacts of social networks and household forest conservation efforts in rural Nepal, Nepal, M.; Bohara, A. K.; Berrens, R. P. , Land Economics, Volume 83, Number 2, MadisonUSA, p.174-191, (2007) Abstract

Discourses of information in community forest user groups in Nepal, Banjade, M. R.; Schanz, H.; Leeuwis, C. , International Forestry Review, Volume 8, Number 2, OxfordUK, p.229-240, (2006) Abstract

Ecological and anthropogenic niches of sal ( Shorea robusta Gaertn. f.) forest and prospects for multiple-product forest management - a review, Gautam, K, H.; Devoe, N, N. , Forestry (Oxford), Volume 79, Number 1, p.81-101, (2006) Abstract

Forestry, politicians and power - perspectives from Nepal's forest policy, Gautam, K, H. , Forest Policy and Economics, Volume 8, Number 2, p.175-182, (2006) Abstract

High value forests, hidden economies and elite capture: evidence from forest user groups in Nepal's Terai, Iversen, V,; Chhetry, B,; Francis, P,; Gurung, M,; Kafle, G,; Pain, A,; Seeley, J, , Ecological Economics, Volume 58, Number 1, p.93-107, (2006) Abstract

25 Years of community forestry in Nepal: a review of fourth national workshop proceedings, Hemant Ojha,; Keshav Kanel, , Journal of Forest and Livelihood, Volume 4, Number 2, p.56-60, (2005) Abstract

A commentary on Bhattarai et al, (2002). "The vacillating evolution of forestry policy in Nepal: historically manipulated, internally mismanaged.", Hemant Ojha,; Naya Sharma, , Journal of Forest and Livelihood, Volume 4, Number 2, p.61-63, (2005) Abstract

Communities and participatory forest management, Kanowski, P, , Forests, wood and livelihoods: finding a future for all. Record of a conference conducted by the ATSE Crawford Fund, Parliament House, Canberra, Australia, 16 August 2005, p.63-66, (2005) Abstract

Forestry policy and poverty: the case of community forestry in Nepal, Dhakal, B,; Bigsby, H,; Cullen, R, , AERU Discussion Paper, Number No.152, p.150-159, (2005) Abstract

Is leasehold forestry really a pro-poor innovation? Evidences from Kavre District, Nepal, Basundhara Bhattarai,; Hemant Ojha,; Yadav Humagain, , Journal of Forest and Livelihood, Volume 4, Number 2, p.17-30, (2005) Abstract

Marketing and demand of commercially important medicinal plants in vogue and future strategy, Shiva, A, , Marketing and demand of commercially important medicinal plants <i>in vogue</i> and future strategy, p.v + 36, (2005) Abstract

Nepal's conservation policy options for commercial medicinal plant harvesting: stakeholder views, Larsen, H, O.; Smith, P, D.; Olsen, C, S. , Oryx, Volume 39, Number 4, p.435-441, (2005) Abstract

Sustaining inequity? Rethinking the history of Nepalese forest policy, Shrestha, K, K.; McManus, P, , A forest conscienceness. Proceedings of the 6th National Conference of the Australian Forest History Society Inc, Augusta, Western Australia, 12-17 September, 2004, p.78, (2005) Abstract

A review of forest policies, institutions, and changes in the resource condition in Nepal, Gautam, A, P.; Shivakoti, G, P.; Webb, E, L. , International Forestry Review, Volume 6, Number 2, p.136-148, 205, 208, (2004) Abstract

Community forestry in Nepal: achievements and challenges, Kanel, K, R.; Kandel, B, R. , Journal of Forest and Livelihood, Volume 4, Number 1, p.55-63, (2004) Abstract

Conservation and management efforts of medicinal and aromatic plants in Nepal, Sharma, U, R.; Malla, K, J.; Uprety, R, K. , Banko Janakari, Volume 14, Number 2, p.3-11, (2004) Abstract

Does Community Forests Management supports biodiversity conservation? Evidences from two community forests from the mid hills of Nepal, Acharya, K, P. , Journal of Forest and Livelihood, Volume 4, Number 1, p.44-54, (2004) Abstract

Participatory forestry: sharable lessons for better management of commons, Thin, N,; Gardingen, P, van , Forests, Trees and Livelihoods, Volume 14, Number 2/4, p.229-242, (2004) Abstract

Bio-economic modeling of land use and forest degradation at watershed level in Nepal, Sankhayan, P. L.; Gurung, N.; Sitaula, B. K.; Hofstad, O. , Agriculture, ecosystems & environment, Volume 94, Number 1, p.105-116, (2003) Abstract

Community forestry from wealth and caste perspective: an emerging lesson, Sharma, A, R. , Banko Janakari, Volume 13, Number 1, p.39-42, (2003) Abstract

Community forest management in the Middle hills of Nepal: the changing context, Springate-Baginski, O,; Dev, O, P.; Yadav, N, P.; Soussan, J, , Journal of Forest and Livelihood, Volume 3, Number 1, p.5-20, (2003) Abstract

Devolution in the context of poor governance: some learning from community forestry in Nepal, Dahal, G, R. , Journal of Forest and Livelihood, Volume 2, Number 2, p.17-22, (2003) Abstract

Forest certification for promoting sustainable forestry in Nepal, Parajuli, D, P.; Kandel, P, N.; Linforth, V, , Banko Janakari, Volume 13, Number 2, p.3-7, (2003) Abstract