ForestHarvest - non-timber forest product links


ForestHarvest : non-timber forest products in Scotland
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Non-timber forest product links

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Agroforestry Research Trust: charity based in SW England which researches into temperate agroforestry and all aspects of plant cropping and uses
British Mycological Society: general info on fungi
Flora Celtica: information and database on native Scottish plants and their uses, now supplemented by a full-colour book
Fungi To Be With: London-based mushroom club
fungus.org.uk: links for the benefit of field mycologists in the UK
MAFF multi element study of heavy metals in blackberries and wild mushrooms
The really wild food guide: cooking and gathering info
Reforesting Scotland: promoting NTFPs in Scotland

NTFPs in temperate/boreal forests

Arctic Flavours Association: Finnish NTFP support organization; harvesting guidelines and quality standards, recipes and more

NTFPs of British Columbia: mushrooms

Center for non-timber resources: part of the Royal Roads University, British Columbia

Epiphytes and Forest Management - research from the Pacific Northwest, USA

Living with Mosses - more from Oregon State University

Mushroom Picker: guide to edible mushrooms of the Netherlands

Useful Chemicals From the Main Commercial Tree Species in the UK: report and database

General NTFP links

Agroforester's Library: international agroforestry references, species references, and book sources

Convention on Biological Diversity: important international legislation

Economic Botany Links: useful resource at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew

FAO's NWFP site: an important information resource

Flora Locale have published a Code of Practice for collectors, growers and suppliers of native flora

Institute for Culture and Ecology: international reference database, species database, info on NTFPs in the US

NTFP Database (USA)

Plants for a Future: database and general info in useful plants

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