Small-Scale Family Forest (SSFF) Ownership in the United States: Rationale and Implications for Forest Management

Yaoqi Zhang and Daowei Zhang—USA

Social Forestry Approach to Community-Based Forestry

A.E. Luloff, J.C. Finley, and C.G. Flint—USA

Family Forests: Challenges of Investment and Stewardship

Roje Gootee—USA

Exploring the Contribution of Family Forestry to the Social Health and Sustainability of Rural Communities

Peter deMarsh, Tom Beckley, and Peter Sanders—Canada

Social Pressures Affecting the Sustainability of Family Forests in the U.S.

Brett J. Butler—USA

Small-Scale Forestry in British Columbia: Is There A Niche?

Sen Wang, Bill Wilson, William Wagner, Nello Cataldo, and Art Shortreid—Canada

Recent Changes in Social Welfare of the Forest Sector of the Russian Federation

Elena Kopylova and Victor Teplyakov—Russia

Issues in the Evolution of Private Forestry in Countries with Economies in Transition: Lithuania

Stasys Mizaras and Diana Mizaraite—Lithuania

Changes of the Private Forest Property Structure in Slovenia Influence on Management by Forests

Mirko Medved—Slovenia

The Future of Washington State Family-Owned Forests in an Increasingly Fragmented Landscape

Janean H. Creighton, Keith A. Blatner, and David M. Baumgartner—USA

Problems and Prospects of Farm Forestry Development: A Case of Chitwan District, Nepal

Bishwa Nath Regmi and Chris Garforth—United Kingdom

Does Close-to-nature Management Have a Future in Regions with Highly Fragmented Ownership?

Inge Serbruyns, Sebastiaan Luyssaert, and Peter Van Gossum—Belgium and Finland