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The final frontier

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Publisher
TRAFFIC Oceania, WWF South Pacific Programme
Language
English
Pages
15

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Subjects
Gyrinops ledermannii, Management, Agarwood (Wood)
Places
Papua New Guinea

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The final frontier: towards sustainable management of Papua New Guinea's agarwood resource.
2001, TRAFFIC Oceania, WWF South Pacific Programme
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 14).
Cover title.
"PNG Forest Authority, National Forest Service."
"Eaglewood."

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[Sydney, Australia]

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Library of Congress
SD397.G97 F56 2001

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Pagination
15 p. :
Number of pages
15

ID Numbers

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OL3770244M
LCCN
2003501797

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