Although teak plantations have expanded rapidly over the past decades in Lao PDR, a number of smallholders who has formally registered their plantation is small. Development of a legal registration system for teak plantations in Luang Prabang is facing difficulties due to a lack of financial support and human resource, including capacity to carry...
- Clear all
- Language: (-) Indonesian
- Language: (-) Laothian
- Research Unit: (-) Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services
Results 1 - 4 of 4 (Sorted by date)
In Biodiversitas Taman National Gunung Halimun (III)
Indigenous people who live in Gunung Halimun National Park (GHNP) rely their on their traditional life natural resources around them. The ethnobotanical research had been conducted in three villages surrounding GHNP. This research including indigenous knowledge in using plants for their daily life such as for food, medicine, fuel, ritual need etc...
