959 resultados para Ontario. Clerk of Forestry


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Description based on: No. 36 (May 1, 1891); title from caption.

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No reports issued for 1914-1915?

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1913 includes also "Stallion legislation in the United States."

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Pub. by the Dept. of Agriculture, 1896-1899; by the Dept. of Public Works, 1900-1915: Dept. of Public Highways, 1916-1927

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Name of Dept. Changes as Follows: Dept. of Forestry, 1901-1923; Dept. of Forests and Waters, 1923-<1952/54>

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Many developing south-east Asian governments are not capturing full rent from domestic forest logging operations. Such rent losses are commonly related to institutional failures, where informal institutions tend to dominate the control of forestry activity in spite of weakly enforced regulations. Our model is an attempt to add a new dimension to thinking about deforestation. We present a simple conceptual model, based on individual decisions rather than social or forest planning, which includes the human dynamics of participation in informal activity and the relatively slower ecological dynamics of changes in forest resources. We demonstrate how incumbent informal logging operations can be persistent, and that any spending aimed at replacing the informal institutions can only be successful if it pushes institutional settings past some threshold. (C) 2006 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.