Forest Act (Chapter 38:03). Country/Territory Botswana Document type Legislation Date 1968 (2008) Source FAO, FAOLEX Long titleAn Act to provide for better regulation and protection of forests and forest produce. Subject Forestry, Wild species & ecosystems Keyword Framework law Basic legislation Protection forest Timber extraction/logging Forest management/forest conservation Forest fires Offences/penalties Authorization/permit Biodiversity Endangered species International trade Protection of species Geographical area Africa, Landlocked Developing Nations, Southern Africa Abstract This Act provides rules for the management and conservation of forest resources of Botswana and for the trade in forest produce including protected fauna and flora. The 37 sections are divided into six Parts: Preliminary (I); Delegation by Forest Officer (II); Declaration of Forest Reserves (III); Protected Trees (IV); Control of Forest Produce (V); Trading in Endangered Species of Flora (VA); Miscellaneous (VI). (3 Appendices) Full text English Website www.laws.gov.bw References - Legislation Implemented by Forest (Declaration of Forest Reserves) Order (Chapter 38:03). Legislation | Botswana | 1986 (2012) Keyword: Forest management/forest conservation, Forestry protection measures, Protected area Source: FAO, FAOLEX Forest (Exemption of Certain Villages from Prohibited Acts in Forest Reserves) Order (Chapter 38:03). Legislation | Botswana | 1968 (2013) Keyword: Protected area, Fuelwood, Timber Source: FAO, FAOLEX Forest (Declaration of Protected Trees) Order, 1981 (Chapter 38:03). Legislation | Botswana | 1981 (2008) Keyword: Forestry protection measures, Protection of species, Forest management/forest conservation Source: FAO, FAOLEX Forestry (International Trade In Wild Flora) Regulations. Legislation | Botswana | 2009 Keyword: Business/industry/corporations, Forest species, Inspection, Institution, Internal trade, International trade, Plant protection, Protection of species, Authorization/permit, Aquatic plants, Offences/penalties, Trade in species, Wild flora Source: FAO, FAOLEX