Welcome to the CFA


Professor John Innes, CFA President
“The objective of the CFA is to promote the conservation and sustainable management of the world's forests and the contributions they make to peoples’ livelihoods…..”
“A particularly important aspect of the CFA is the links that are being forged between forestry professionals and civil society”.
Read why Professor Innes supports the CFA
Recent publications |
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International Forestry Review - March 2025 |
CFA Newsletter - March 2025 |
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Economic valuation and sustainable utilization of Nypa forest resources in the Setiu Wetlands, Malaysia R.M. ALIPIAH, M. KAMALUDIN, S. ZAITON and N.H.M. SALLEH Valuing cultural benefits from the restoration of a mined-out forest in Ghana: a contingent valuation approach L. ARTHUR and S. AMOAKO Cross-border illegal logging and timber trade in the Indian state of Manipur, and Myanmar: causes, actors, routes and volumes H. ISWORCHANDRA SHARMA and L. THOUDAM Causal factors contributing to Taiwan’s unusually low timber self-sufficiency rate T-Y. LEE and W-Y. LIU Taxonomic classification of tree species distribution models: a review and assessment Y. OZKAN TUMER, I. CAGLAYAN and A. YE??L Carbon markets can support invasive trees’ control with biomass-based value chains R. PIRARD, A.M. PETERSEN, A. GROBLER and O.F. TUCHTEN The role of ICT, human capital and economic growth on sustainable forest management: evidence from panel cointegration and Fourier causality tests S. SOYYIGIT, S. SOLARIN, C. KILIC, A.T. AKCAN and H. KAZAK Benefit-cost analysis of smallholder teak plantations in Northern Thailand: de facto practice and high input scenarios M. STARFINGER, M. JENKE, A. SRITAKAE and G. KAPP Obituary Eberhard Brünig: a pioneer in tropical forest ecology (1926–2024) |
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