2014
DOI: 10.19182/bft2014.320.a20544
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Utilisations villageoises et potentialités technologiques des bois de forêts secondaires dans le Menabe central, Madagascar

Abstract: Les forêts secondaires sont actuellement des composantes importantes de nom- breux paysages forestiers. Dans le Menabe central, au Sud-Ouest de Madagascar, la valorisation des forêts secondaires permet de mieux assurer le maintien des forêts pri- maires qui ont tendance à se raréfier et qui sont actuellement intégrées dans un sys- tème de gestion plus stricte à travers la mise en place d’une aire protégée. Cette étude a été menée pour mieux connaître les utilisations villageoises et les potentialités des forêt… Show more

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“…These can include many species of precious wood, such as Dalbergia spp. that not only have suffered from illegal exploitation (the "rosewood crisis"; Wilmé et al 2020) over the last few years, but have also traditionally been the most appreciated wood for cooking (Razafintsalama et al 2014).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These can include many species of precious wood, such as Dalbergia spp. that not only have suffered from illegal exploitation (the "rosewood crisis"; Wilmé et al 2020) over the last few years, but have also traditionally been the most appreciated wood for cooking (Razafintsalama et al 2014).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Près de 70% des maisons dans la zone sont construites à partir de plantes. Ces formes de construction sont les mêmes que celles de l'ethnie Masikoro dans le delta de Mangoky (Rakotomavo et Fromard 2009) et celles des villages dans le Menabe central (Razafintsalama et al 2014). En général, ces formes de maisons sont typiques des zones côtières de Madagascar mais la différence se trouve dans les végétaux utilisés.…”
Section: Caractérisation Des Services éCosystémiques Dans Le Groupe D...unclassified
“…It is true that the argument he uses to justify his activities in the specific case of the Périnet forest in Madagascar harks back to a somewhat old-fashioned form of forest rhetoric. And we know today that even the forests that reappear in Madagascar after slashing and burning are in fact capable of producing high quality timber from indigenous species (Razafintsalama et al, 2014). But a review of their history 60 years later, shows that, contrary to all expectations, peasant farmers themselves were responsible for the success and widespread use of eucalyptus in Madagascar, and that in socio-economic terms at least, this species has become an integral part of Madagascar's rural landscape (Verhaegen et al, 2014).…”
Section: Tropical Forests From a Global Perspectivementioning
confidence: 99%