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R. Sabadi: Francuska: SUME PREKOMORSKIH DKPARI MANA Šumarski list br. 5 6, CXXIV (2000), 243-302 kako zbog zagađenja, tako i krčenja. To neće moći biti koji bi tako osigurao rast životnog standarda. To će uspješno riješeno bez skladnog gospodarskog razvoja, međutim morati pričekati neko bolje vrijeme. IZVORI - Sources1 Y. Be to laud, J. Meo, 1978., La Filiere bois; Paris R. Duroure, 1982., Propositions pour une politique globale foret-bois; B. deJouvenel, 1978., Vers la foret du 21 erne siecle; Paris F. G u i 11 a u m e, 1986., Déclaration du Ministre, Foire d´Epinal et A.G. FNSPFS, Paris Guinier, Ph., Oudin, A., Schaeffer, L., 1947., Technique Forestiere, Libr. Agricole, Horticole, Forestiere et Ménagere, Paris Ministre d´Agriculture et Foret, 1986., Circulaire concernant le Guide régional sur production, Paris L´ONF, 1991, Rapport Annuel 1990 TON F, 1991, Rapport Annuel 1991 l´ONF, 1991, Rapport Annuel 1992 l´ONF, 1991, Rapport Annuel 1993 l´ONF, 1991, Rapport Annuel 1994 l´ONF, 1991, Rapport Annuel 1995 l´ONF, 1996, Rapport Annuel 1996 l´ONF, 1991, Rapport Annuel 1997 l´ONF, 1991, Rapport Annuel 1998 DERF, 1995, La Politique Forestiere Française, Paris DERF, 1991, Un Atout pour la Foret, Paris l´ONF, 1997, Des Forets pour les Hommes, des Hommes pour la Foret, Fontainebleau La collection "GRAPH-AGRI" 1996., La Foret ez les Industries du Bois 1996 Pinchemel, Philippe, 1980, La France: Milieux naturels, populations, politiques, I & II, Armand Colin, Paris Renouvin, Pierre, 1953, Histoire des relations internationales, Tomes I&II, Librarie Hachette, Paris "´ U gornjim izvorima ne navode se radovi citirani u tekstu, a isto tako i oni koji nemaju neposrednu vezu sa subjektom kojim se članak bavi. SUMMARY: The French National Forestry Service, ONF, which manages public forests, is subdivided into 25 Regional forestry directions, 21 of which are i metropolitan France covering 95 departments (inclusive two at the island of Corsica) with a total forest area of 3.81 million ha. From 1946 four overseas departments have been created: French Guiana, Réunion (in the archipelago of Mascareignes close to the island of Madagascar, eastwardly from Africa, in the Indian Ocean), and Martinique and Guadeloupe (in the arhipelagu of Lesser Antilles, dividing Atlantic Ocean from Carribean Sea). The insular departments are under forests more by the fact that area which remained after successive agricultural planting during two centuries has become treeless absolute forest soil, or small dispersed patches of former au- tochtoneous forests in unapproachable mountain steep slopes and ravines. French Guiana however, is covered by forests more than 90% by tropis evergreen rain forests, the greatest part of which untouched. In both cases the management is in hands of an European industrially developed country, which is an unique example in the world. 301 |