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E.g. Brooks, Thomas M.
E.g. Brooks, Thomas M.
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Threatened birds of the world 2004 : species factsheets for globally threatened birds
State of the world's birds 2004 : indicators for our changing world
Plant diversity in a central African rain forest : implications for biodiversity conservation in Cameroon
Geodiversity : valuing and conserving abiotic nature
The science of sustainable development : local livelihoods and the global environment
Innovation by design : improving learning networks in coastal management
   

Innovation By Design: Improving Learning Networks in Coastal Management is the result of 18-months deliberation by experts with experience in coastal resources management from academia, government, business and environmental organizations. This study reviews the role of coastal managers and the diverse community of organizations and individuals involved in decisions that affect coastal lands, waters, and natural resources. It describes how they learn about and apply innovative and successful processes, practices, and tools for coastal problem solving. The committee recommends how government and nongovernmental organizations can be more responsive in providing needed information in the most useful form to coastal managers so they in turn can be better stewards of our coastal resources.
Managing evaluations : a guide for IUCN programme and project managers
Mobilizing IUCN's knowledge to secure a sustainable future : the IUCN knowledge management study
    Creech, Heather

A knowledge management study carried out for IUCN. For more than five decades IUCN has used its knowledge to lead and guide conservation thinking around the world. Through its knowledge networks comprised of Commissions and Members, supported by the Secretariat, IUCN has built a remarkable reputation based on its ability to generate, mobilise and provide sound scientific and technical knowledge and advice towards the changes it wants to see in the world. This report suggests a series of strategic moves for IUCN to upgrade to the next generation of strategies and processes for mobilizing its knowledge, its relationships and its communications. The Study includes a review of the evolution of knowledge management and current trends as well as tables of definitions and typologies of networks and communications practices.
Analysis of reef fisheries under co-management in Tanga
    Anderson, Jim

An essential element in the development, and monitoring, of resource management plans is the information provided by fisheries data collected across the three districts. The data collection protocol has been adapted since the Programme’s inception in 1994 and the most significant modification took place in January 2002. A more detailed analysis of the fisheries data was required in order to better determine the effect of the management plans and their associated activities. This consultancy therefore undertook a thorough review of all historical protocols, an analysis of the available fisheries data, and provides some recommendations on future monitoring protocols.
Review of the World Heritage network : biogeography, habitats and biodiversity : final draft
    Chape, Stuart | Magin, Chris

Using Geographic Information System (GIS) analyses and literature review, this study examines the current List of Natural and Mixed WH Sites from the perspective of natural values related to biogeography, habitats and biodiversity. The review addresses Criteria (ix) and (x) under the draft revised Operational Guidelines (OGs) ([ii] and [iv] under the current OGs) - Criteria (vii) and (viii) are not addressed.
The World Heritage List : future priorities for a credible and complete list of natural and mixed sites
   

The strategy paper analyses the coverage of the world’s existing natural and mixed World Heritage (WH) sites and sets out some indicative future priorities. It is largely based on a more detailed analysis (available separately) of the world’s natural and mixed WH sites undertaken by the United Nations Environment Programme’s World Conservation Monitoring Centre (UNEP-WCMC), titled: “A Review of the Global World Heritage Network: Biogeography, Habitats and Biodiversity”.
Report of the World Heritage Boreal Zone Workshop, held in St. Petersburg, Russia, 10-13 October 2003
Proceedings of the World Heritage Boreal Zone Workshop, held in St. Petersburg, Russia, 10-13 October 2003
Local ideas, lasting solutions : progress and assessment report 2004
Promoting equality between men and women through multilateral environmental agreements : how the UN Convention to combat desertification and drought has promoted the role of women in decision-making
Biodiversity assessment of the Mekong River in Northern Lao PDR : a follow up study
External review of IUCN commissions, draft report
Discourse, legislative framework and practice on integrated water resources management in Bhutan : second draft
Scoping exercise for mainstreaming the ecosystem approach into integrated water resource management, India : final report
Water and nature initiative : issues of the upper catchments of HKH region of Pakistan
The role of planted forests in forest landscape restoration
Review of the World Heritage network : biogeography, habitats and biodiversity : draft
Climate change and nature : adapting for the future
Civil society, law enforcement, and forest governance in Africa
Promotion de la durabilité sociale de la lutte contre la désertification avec le REDUSO, 1999 à 2004
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