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Non-timber forest products (NTFPs) include edible and medicinal plants, mushrooms, moss and lichen, bark, foliage and cones, plus wild and managed game. Forest Research worked with NTFP research specialists and gatherers to describe and estimate the social, cultural and economic value of these products from Scottish woods and forests.
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The research was conducted by Dr Marla R. Emery, a visiting research from the US Forest Service and Alison Dyke, an independent NTFP consultant.
2004-2006
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