Article

The East African Forest Insect Survey (O.D.C. 453)

DOI: 10.1080/00128325.1965.11662044
Author(s): Tecwyn JonesE.A.A.F.R.O., Kenya, W. WilkinsonE.A.A.F.R.O., Kenya,
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Abstract

A short resume is given of the history of forest entomology in East Africa. During the period 1957–61 the Forest Insect Survey progressed at a reduced rate due firstly to the hiatus after J. C. M. Gardner's retirement, and secondly to its subsequent eclipse by specific investigations. It is now entering a phase of considerable expansion. Provision has been made for an increased flow of material. Improved facilities for this division's capacity as an inter-territorial centre for the circulation of information and insect material have been planned.

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