2011
DOI: 10.19182/bft2011.309.a20465
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Plantations forestières : un sujet d'actualité ? [Editorial]

Abstract: L'Afrique intertropicale sert de cadre à notre réflexion bien que les autres continents tropicaux regorgent d'exemples tout aussi édifiants. Forêt naturelle et forêt plantée ont bien souvent été considérées comme deux pôles opposés de la foresterie, pôles entre lesquels les projets de développement effectuent un mouvement de balancier. Déjà en 1953, Alba1 écrivait : " Il semble inutile d'opposer la sylviculture basée sur la régénération naturelle et celle basée sur la régénération artificielle. D'une part, cel… Show more

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“…In Africa, Asia and Latin America, large-scale tree plantations are developed in order to: (i) produce forest products (ligneous or non-ligneous); (ii) preserve ecosystems and biodiversity; (iii) act as carbon sinks; and (iv) play a positive social, economic and cultural role, which includes equitable income distribution between the various stakeholders (Cossalter and Pye-Smith, 2003;Louppe, 2011;Payn et al, 2015;Pryde et al, 2015;HLPE, 2017;Cateau et al, 2018;Malkamäki et al, 2018;Bastin et al, 2019;Lewis et al, 2019). None of the existing large-scale tree plantation models can meet these objectives simultaneously, because as Holl and Brancalion (2020) explain "a single tree planting project may achieve multiple goals, but it is rarely possible to simultaneously maximize them all because goals often conflict, and prioritizing one goal may result in other undesirable outcomes".…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…In Africa, Asia and Latin America, large-scale tree plantations are developed in order to: (i) produce forest products (ligneous or non-ligneous); (ii) preserve ecosystems and biodiversity; (iii) act as carbon sinks; and (iv) play a positive social, economic and cultural role, which includes equitable income distribution between the various stakeholders (Cossalter and Pye-Smith, 2003;Louppe, 2011;Payn et al, 2015;Pryde et al, 2015;HLPE, 2017;Cateau et al, 2018;Malkamäki et al, 2018;Bastin et al, 2019;Lewis et al, 2019). None of the existing large-scale tree plantation models can meet these objectives simultaneously, because as Holl and Brancalion (2020) explain "a single tree planting project may achieve multiple goals, but it is rarely possible to simultaneously maximize them all because goals often conflict, and prioritizing one goal may result in other undesirable outcomes".…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Planted species -In Africa, Asia and Latin America, most tree plantations are based on even-aged short rotation stands of exotic (non-indigenous) species and intensive management methods (Tassin, 2011;Jürgensen et al, 2014;Payn et al, 2015). In most cases, the main species planted are pine, eucalyptus, acacia and teak (Cossalter and Pye-Smith, 2003;Louppe, 2011;Cateau et al, 2018). These are fast growing exotic species, their seeds are easy to obtain, and their silvicultural techniques are known (Louppe, 2011;INDUFOR, 2017).…”
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