What does TFRK stand for?

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Traditional Forest-Related Knowledge

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Tata Floating Rate Fund Tropical Forest Resource Group The Filthy Red Horse (band) Task Force on Regional Human Services (Seattle, WA) Taiwan Forestry Research Institute Terry Fox Research Institute (Canada) Tianjin Fire Research Institute (China) Transnational Family Research Institute (est. 1972; Aptos, CA) Tropical Forest Research Institute (India) The Filthy Rich Kids (band)		Tai Fook Research Limited Tales from Redesignland (blog) Tree Fruit Research Laboratory (USDA) Terra Firma Risk Management TotalForsvarsRegion Midtjylland (English: Total Defence Region Midtjylland; Denmark) Treasury Fiscal Requirements Manual (US Treasury Department) Trinomial Failure Rate Model Terminal Forecast Reference Notebook (weather) Toronto Food Research Network That Fresh Radio Piece (radio program)

Samples in periodicals archive:

Based on the international scope of forest certification, several provisions were added to address social issues and the management of public lands including public involvement, indigenous peoples, non-timber forest products, traditional forest-related knowledge, and illegal logging.

New SFI standards created

Third is the application of traditional forest-related knowledge.

Think non-timber forest products