Description
Book SynopsisRussia and the other republics of the former USSR are now more accessible than at any other time in history. In the future, the forest resource of Russia, easily the greatest of any country in the world, will become even more globally important both environmentally and commercially. This new dictionary incorporates an updated and enlarged version of the first Russian-English edition, published in 1966, plus an entirely new English-Russian section of similar size. It contains many new terms, species names, acronyms and abbreviations to account for the great changes which have taken place in Russian forestry in terms of mechanization, woodworking technology, forest management and economics, environmental pollution and conservation. A list of the botanical names of trees and shrubs, with their Russian and English equivalents has also been included. The book has been compiled by Dr William Linnard, former Assistant Director of the Commonwealth Forestry Bureau, with over forty years' experi
Table of Contents1: Some 10,000 Russian entries 2: Many new terms, species names, acronyms and abbreviations 3: Recognition of major developments in Russian forest harvesting machinery and woodworking technology 4: Recognition of the changes in forest management, environmental pollution and conservation that have occurred in the recent period of political, social and economic upheaval in the former Soviet Union
