Socio economic research - Page 33 of 34

Publications

[Archive] Forestry Expansion – a study of technical, economic and ecological factors – Sporting recreational use of land

Lead Author: J. McGilvray

This is one of a series of papers which form part of a study to consider the scale, location and nature of forestry expansion in Britain.

Publications

[Archive] Forestry Expansion – a study of technical, economic and ecological factors – Development of the British wood processing industries

Lead Author: I. McNicol

This is one of a series of papers which form part of a study to consider the scale, location and nature of forestry expansion in Britain.

Publications

[Archive] Forestry Expansion – a study of technical, economic and ecological factors – Forests as wildlife habitat

Lead Author: J. Good

This is one of a series of papers which form part of a study to consider the scale, location and nature of forestry expansion in Britain.

Publications

[Archive] Forestry Expansion – a study of technical, economic and ecological factors – British forestry in 1990

Lead Author: Professor H. Miller

This is one of a series of papers which form part of a study to consider the scale, location and nature of forestry expansion in Britain.

Publications

[Archive] Forestry Expansion – a study of technical, economic and ecological factors – Introduction, summary and conclusions

Lead Author: Professor I. Cunningham

The purposes of this study are to draw together up-to-date assessments of the main factors bearing on decisions about the broad direction of forestry expansion; to use this to inform discussions of the location and type of forestry that would best meet the demands of society for wood products, jobs, recreation, amenity, wildlife conservation, carbon […]

Publications

[Archive] The impact of Government intervention on private forest management in England and Wales

Lead Author: J.A. Johnson

This report presents the results of an enquiry into the influence of taxation and subsidies in forestry on the management of private woodlands in England and Wales. The aim of the study has been to clarify the critical elements in the management decisions of private woodland owners. The main feature distinguishing this study from others […]

Publications

[Archive] Forest employment survey 1988 – 1989

Lead Author: Jean Thompson

This survey covers employment in the Forestry Commission, the private sector and primary wood processing. It enumerates both direct labour and contractors, counting part-time and contract employment as the actual time worked and expressing the total as whole-job equivalents. It includes employees and the self-employed, between whom no distinction is made.

Publications

[Archive] Poplars for wood production and amenity

Lead Author: J. Jobling

The eleven chapters comprising this Bulletin cover the botany, cultivation, performances and utilisation of poplars and poplar timber. The genus Populus comprises some 32 species classified according to their botanical characters into five sections and one sub-section. Of these, the sections Aigeiros (the black poplars) and Tacamahaca (the balsam poplars) are of commercial significance to […]

Publications

[Archive] Trends in forestry research 1982-1988

Lead Author: D.A. Burdekin

Increasing interest in forestry in Britain has followed the search for alternative land uses to agriculture and the growing importance of conservation. Research requirements have adapted to this new situation. This Occasional Paper looks at recent trends and seeks to ask whether resources are reasonably matched to requirements. At least seven public agencies are engaged […]

Publications

[Archive] Evaluation of forestry research

Lead Author: A. J. Grayson

The subject of evaluation is important to research managers generally and especially to those concerned with the formulation and direction of programmes. Evaluation is normally impracticable at the programme level; instead attention must be concentrated at the level of the project. The purposes served by such evaluation are three: to increase the awareness of research […]

Publications

[Archive] Evaluation of the contribution of forestry to economic development

Lead Author: A.J. Grayson (Ed)

At the Fifteenth Congress of the International Union of Forest Research Organisations (I.U.F.R.O.) held at Gainesville, Florida in March 1970, a Working Party was set up to consider methods of evaluating the contribution of Forestry to economic development. This Bulletin contains the papers presented at the meeting of this Working Party together with a report […]

Publications

[Archive] Forest products in the United Kingdom economy

Lead Author: B.G. Jackson

The study represents the boldest attempt so far made in Britain to create a model of the two activities of wood-producing and primary processing of wood. On the basis of specified assumptions about future costs, interest rates, prices and demands for forest products, the author presents the results of linear programming solutions specifying rates of […]

Popular Searches

402 Search Results

[Archive] Forestry Expansion – a study of technical, economic and ecological factors – Sporting recreational use of land

[Archive] Forestry Expansion – a study of technical, economic and ecological factors – Development of the British wood processing industries

[Archive] Forestry Expansion – a study of technical, economic and ecological factors – Forests as wildlife habitat

[Archive] Forestry Expansion – a study of technical, economic and ecological factors – British forestry in 1990

[Archive] Forestry Expansion – a study of technical, economic and ecological factors – Introduction, summary and conclusions

[Archive] The impact of Government intervention on private forest management in England and Wales

[Archive] Forest employment survey 1988 – 1989

[Archive] Poplars for wood production and amenity

[Archive] Trends in forestry research 1982-1988

[Archive] Evaluation of forestry research

[Archive] Evaluation of the contribution of forestry to economic development

[Archive] Forest products in the United Kingdom economy

Cookie settings