Forest genetic resources conservation and management. Vol. 2: in managed natural forests and protected areas (in situ)
2001
This guide is the second volume in a series of three booklets that deal with the conservation of forest (tree and shrub) genetic resources. It focuses on the conservation of forest genetic resources in situ and aims to demonstrate the long- and short-term benefits attainable through genetic conservation, and provide practical guidance to in situ conservation strategies and methodologies to planners, decision-makers and professionals involved in day-to-day field activities in forest conservation and forest management. Through examples and case studies, this guide also seeks to illustrate, the differences and complementarities of ecosystem conservation and conservation in situ of genetic variation within and between species targeted for conservation; the compatibility of conservation and sound resource utilization; and the long- and short-term benefits attainable through genetic conservation
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