Savannah landscapes for the future
2010
Buij, Ralph |
Iongh, Hans H. de |
Persoon, Gerard |
Iongh, Hans H. de
The balance between biodiversity conservation and sustainable use of tropical rain forests
2001
Hillegers, Paul J. M. |
Iongh, Hans H. de |
The planning and management options for a marine nature reserve in Indonesia : the Aru Tenggara Marine Reserve and other potential areas in east Aru, Moluccas
Wenno, Bob |
Persoon, Gerard |
Iongh, Hans H. de |
Plant-herbivore interactions between seagrasses and Dugongs in a tropicalsmall Island Ecosystem
Iongh, Hans H. de |
Environmental profile : West Java
1988
Iongh, Hans H. de |
Sarmidi, Yayah Sarmidiyah |
Tochya, Itoch |
The harmonization of Red Lists for threatened species in Europe : proceedings of an international seminar in Leiden
2003
Bánki, Olaf S. |
Bergmans, Wim |
Iongh, Hans H. de |
Werff ten Bosch, M.J. van der |
Red Lists are valuable for informing species protection policy and are important as indicators as well as a tool for communication between all those involved in species protection. There are some 3,700 Red Lists in use across Europe, but the approach, aims and criteria used vary widely. A partial result of this is that Red List Species are rarely used for European ecological networks and play a modest role in the updating of the Wild Birds and Habitats directives.
