Capacity needs to manage protected areas : Africa
2003
Nature Conservancy, US
Monitoring coral reef marine protected areas, version 1 : a practical guide on how monitoring can support effective management of MPAs
2003
Wilkinson, Clive R. |
Green, Alison |
Almany, Jeanine |
Dionne, Shannon |
Coral reefs are at risk from many threats including global warming causing coral bleaching, over fishing or destructive fishing, pollution by sediments, nutrients and toxic chemicals, coral mining and shoreline development and unregulated tourism. Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) are an important tool for marine conservation and management. This book provides practical advice on how to design and implement ecological and socio-economic monitoring programmes aimed at addressing these issues.
Coral bleaching and marine protected areas : proceedings of the workshop on mitigating coral bleaching impact through MPA design
2001
Salm, Rodney V. |
Coles, Steve L. |
La conservacion de la naturaleza, el pueblo y movimiento Maya, y la espiritualidad en Guatemala : implicaciones para conservacionistas
2000
Secaira, Estuardo |
2000 IUCN red list of threatened species
2000
Hilton-Taylor, Craig |
Brackett, David |
The 2000 Red List combines animals and plants into a single list containing assessments of more that 18,000 taxa. A large number of species has been reassessed and there has been a significant increase in the number of species assessments. Documentation on each species has been improved.
BCIS Biodiversity Conservation Information System Framework for information sharing : executive overview
2000
BCIS Framework for Information Sharing is a set of handbooks available in three languages (French, Spanish and English) on CDRom, with a printed Executive Overview. The handbooks were written to support the growth of information management capacity. Topics are addressed at a managerial level rather than from a technical standpoint in the belief that the greatest challenges in modern information management are organisational rather than technical.
