Dear Collegues, I am sorry to join you when the discussion is almost coming to a close. I have been following the discussions i write this to inform you that i...
Sangay Duba
sduba@...
Mar 3, 2006 2:35 am
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Hi folks, I am here agian with some confusions on the how Buddhism is perceived by Bhutanese people at large and also in relation to our discussions as pointed...
I think, in my last intervention in this forum, I have mentioned that burning of bushes would kill many lives including the plants. As far as I know, Budhism...
Yeshey Penjor
yesheypenjor@...
Mar 4, 2006 10:25 am
843
Some of you maybe in the POLEX list of CIFOR, but I thought for our members who are not, the posting below is a useful piece of information in that how...
For an innocent person like me when it comes to impotence issue, I have never heard of the Viagra or whatever medical provisions for treating impotence until...
Yeshey Penjor
yesheypenjor@...
Mar 7, 2006 4:50 am
846
Dear Phuntsho, You have done an excellent work by posting proposal for wild boar management in the MoA website. I hope this time something concrete may come...
Thinlay Baap
baap10@...
Mar 9, 2006 5:47 am
847
This campaign is about Human beings, Democracy, UNHCR, Refugees, The Iraqis, Islam, Kurds, Human rights, Respect, Money, Donations, Angelina Jolie, Pavarotti,...
OrganicAgricultu10@...
Mar 9, 2006 12:16 pm
848
I am sorry for this intrusion of this posting under the name of organic agriculture. I have removed it from our membership. Moderator ... The Iraqis, Islam,...
Hello Tshewang Rinzin Wangchuk and I just started this spatial list to keep help us stay in touch with other bhutanese who are abroad. Take a visit and sign...
Ok and thank you. Hope everything is fine. Cheers! Yeshey Penjor M Sc. Student No. 104168 Environment Engineering and Management (EEM) School of Environmental...
Yeshey Penjor
yesheypenjor@...
Mar 15, 2006 4:04 am
851
Tseri land use in Bhutan, referred to in other countries by names such as shifting cultivation, slash and burn and swidden farming, is said to be a primitive...
Dear colleagues, Many thanks to Dr. Phuntsho for bringing out yet another relevant topic 'Tseri'. Unfortunately I could not engage myself in the earlier issue...
I very much agree with Dr. OR Mr. D. B. Gurung about the results of studies in Bhutan, that always remain in shelfs to collect dust. Can we revil those...
Yeshey Penjor
yesheypenjor@...
Mar 17, 2006 5:19 pm
854
I would like to join the others in congratulaing Medon on considering a very pertinent Bhutanese issue for her thesis. I congrue that with the thesis here that...
Dear readers, After my field research on the tseri practice in Bhutan, I came up with the following summary (firsthand data). I also submitted a report to the...
pema wangda
pwangda@...
Mar 20, 2006 5:23 am
856
Dear Pema Wangda, Is it possible to upload your tseri study in our site? I am sure many members will be interested to read the report in full. PN ... From:...
Dear members of the Bhutan-eForest group, Tseri cultivation is a very interesting topic, which deserves closer attention. Unfortunately, I know the system of...
Anton Buergi
anton.buergi@...
Mar 20, 2006 9:15 am
858
Hello Folks, This is another interesting and agitating topic for me. As an ecologist (not hard core but amateur), I have always wondered why many of the warmer...
Hi guys, I could not help but to bring you guys to this another view point. To consider the positive or negative effects of shifting cultivation is a highly...
Hello, Yet another interesting topic. Please pardon me if what I comment is something irrelevant. I tend to agree with Phuntsho Thinlay that in such a diverse...
Thinlay Baap
baap10@...
Mar 21, 2006 3:57 am
861
Dear colleagues, I am almost completing my data collection phase in Bhutan and is yet to go for a year and a half to complete my study. For simplistic and ...
Dear E-foresters Just a few remarks related to Thinley's statement that "The reason(s) for banning Tseri in Bhutan has not been properly explained." I assume...
Dear all, It is infact a healthy discusiion on Tseri, however I as a son of farmer rejects two things ; one is proposition that only so call scientific "...
purna chhetri
purnab_2000@...
Mar 21, 2006 4:48 pm
864
Hello Purna, Rightly said. Interesting research could be done on Tseri Cultivation, but question is will they have a practical significance? Will research...
Thinlay Baap
baap10@...
Mar 22, 2006 3:48 am
865
Dear all, I would like to write few lines what I feel may be worth mentioning here for the benefit of all. The chirpine forest ( Pinus roxburghii) along the...
pema wangda
pwangda@...
Mar 22, 2006 6:06 am
866
Thank you Mr. Pema Wangda. I agree with you in terms of the natural cover of chirpine. But we must also keep in mind that anthropogenic interventions can also ...
Tseri land use in the country is an important issue. The discussions so far are very illuminating, however I know there are many members who have a lot of...
Dear all - Paper on the review of shifting cultivation in Thailand for your interest cheers, doley Phuntsho Namgyel <p_namgyel@...> wrote: Tseri land...
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