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E.g. Brooks, Thomas M.
E.g. Brooks, Thomas M.
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Silent revolution : an impact analysis of integrated environmental rehabilitation measures applied by the ERNP in Dir Kohistan
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Biodiverzita Abrodu : Stav, zmeny a obnova = Biodiversity of Abrod : State, changes and restoration
    Stanová, Viera | Viceníková, Andrea

Rezervácia Abrod bola vyhlásená v roku 1964 a svojou hodnotou z hľadiska biodiverzity patrí k najvýznamnejším rezerváciám Borskej nížiny, ako aj celého Slovenska. Na jej území sa organizácia DAPHNE v spolupráci so správou Chránenej krajinnej oblasti Záhorie od roku 1994 venuje aktivitám na pochopenie ekologických zákonitostí a zachovanie rezervácie.

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Neue Skigebiete in der Schweiz?
    Mathis, Priska | Siegrist, Dominik | Kessler, Rico

Winter sport tourism is struggling with overcapacity. Demand is stagnating. Nevertheless expansion plans worth billions are being drawn up. The study impressively demonstrates the expansion drive of the cable car industry and shows how the public sector is involved. It also presents the expansion plans in detail and then leads to a catalogue of improvement measures. The authors make it clear that sustainable tourism planning is necessary for today's ski tourism.
Le GREA : 30 ans d'exploration naturaliste dans l'Arctique, 1973-2003 = The GREA : 30 years of naturalists' exploration in the Arctic, 1973-2003
Wealth from the wild
Stratégie régionale pour les aires marines protégées en Afrique de l'ouest
IUCN in Asia : growing together - ecosystems and livelihoods
Iguana Ricordi. Cyclura ricordii. Plan de recuperación de la especie, 2002-2007
The Tajik Pamirs
   

This publication portrays life in the Pamirs and addresses development challenges and options, along with insights and awareness related to the potentials and difficulties of mountain regions in general. The purpose of this book is not only to survey the status of a particular mountain region, but also to contribute to discussions of practical and participatory approaches that can lead to sustainable mountain development. 
Regional action plan for the conservation of chimpanzees in West Africa
    Boesch, Christophe | Kormos, Rebecca

The following action plan details a strategy for protecting 80% of the surviving chimpanzees in West Africa at a cost of US$9 million. The plan resulted from a recent workshop in Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire, where an international group of 72 biologists, protected areas managers, government officials, and other experts met to discuss priority actions for protecting chimpanzees in West Africa. A key feature of this plan is the protection of chimpanzee habitat, an approach that would also benefit numerous other threatened species in a region that ranks among the world's most biologically diverse. 
Regional strategy for marine protected areas in West Africa
Ricord's iguana. Cyclura ricordii. Species recovery plan, 2002-2007
TILCEPA : IUCN CEESP/WCPA Theme on Indigenous and Local Communities, Equity and Protected Areas. Schedule of inputs into World Parks Congress, Durban, September 2003
Biodiversity and the ecosystem approach in agriculture, forestry and fisheries
   

This publication is the proceedings for a satellite event on Biodiversity and the Ecosystem Approach in Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, held on the occasion of the Ninth Regular Session of the Commission on Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture, in FAO, Rome, 12-13 October 2002. An informal presentation of the Satellite Event’s discussions and results was given on 16 October 2002. About 100 participants attended the day and a half event. The meeting aimed to improve awareness of the importance of biological diversity, through concrete cases from around the world, and to support the integration of the ecosystem approach applied to all types of production systems and policies and within biodiversity programmes and plans.

 
Territorial strategies and environmental continuity in mountain systems : the case of the Appennines (Italy)
    Gambino, Roberto | Romano, Bernardino

The authors begin by highlighting the role that the Apennine system -- one of the major European mountain systems -- can play in the building of a European Ecological Network and, more generally, in nature conservation and the improvement of the quality of the environment in the Euro-Mediterranean context. The authors also outline potential scenarios and briefly describe the strategies that the APE Project intends to develop. 
State of the world's forests 2003
Prevention and management of invasive alien species : proceedings of a workshop on forging cooperation throughout southern Africa
Prevention and management of invasive alien species : proceedings of a workshop on forging cooperation throughout the Austral-Pacific
Wao Akua, sacred source of life
IUCN Commission on environmental law directory
The Millenium Development Goals and development processes : hitting the target or missing the point?
Intellectual property rights and access to seed : a case study of Himalayan region of India. Research report
2003 directory and information resource
Africa and the Middle East : a continental overview of environmental issues
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