Year published:
2003
Volume:
18
Issue:
2
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pdf not present Most of us recognize ecoforestry as one component of complete, complex societies. Across British Columbia , communities are looking for ways to reinvigourate themselves, often in contexts where forestry has long been an economic mainstay. In this piece community economic development specialist Mike Stolte set out what his years of experience have taught him. The lessons for the ‘community' of ecoforestry advocates are obvious.
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