Deforestation and Degradation of Natural Resources in Ethiopia: Forest Management Implications from a Case Study in the Belete-Gera Forest

Sheauchi ChengJapan Forest Civil Engineering Consultants, Tokyo107-0052, Japan.;U.S. Forest Service, Pacific Southwest Research Station, P.O. Box 245, Berkeley, CA94701, USA

Yukio HiwatashiJapan Forest Civil Engineering Consultants, Tokyo107-0052, Japan.

Hideki ImaiJapan Forest Civil Engineering Consultants, Tokyo107-0052, Japan.

Mitsuru NaitoJapan Forest Civil Engineering Consultants, Tokyo107-0052, Japan.

Tatsuka NumataJapan Forest Civil Engineering Consultants, Tokyo107-0052, Japan.

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