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The 13 pages that link to Non-timber forest product, each with the reason it gives.

• Amazon rainforestRelated: Forest products such as Brazil nuts can support livelihoods without felling trees.

• Sustainable forestryRelated: They provide forest-based value without depending solely on timber harvest.

• ForestryRelated: These resources broaden forest livelihoods and management goals beyond wood.

• ForestRelated: Fruits, medicines, resins, and fibers support livelihoods while leaving trees standing.

• Sustainable useRelated: Their harvest shows that use can affect species even when trees are not felled.

• Sustainable harvestingRelated: Repeated collection can damage plants or regeneration even when no trees are felled.

• CaatingaRelated: Native Caatinga plants provide products that can support local livelihoods without full forest clearance.

• Miombo woodlandNarrower topic: Miombo supplies foods, medicines, fibers, and other resources to local communities.

• Temperate forestRelated: Forest use can include harvests that do not involve cutting trees for wood.

• Tropical and subtropical dry broadleaf forestsRelated: Local communities use dry-forest foods, medicines, fibers, and other products.

• Açaí palmNarrower topic: Açaí fruit can generate income while palms remain standing.

• PhytelephasNarrower topic: Tagua is gathered as a forest product that can support livelihoods without harvesting palm wood.

• VitellariaNarrower topic: Shea nuts and other tree products can provide income without felling the shea tree.