Titlebook: Integrated Protected Area Management; Ian R. Swingland,Mike Walkey,Shaun Russell (Enviro Book 1999 Springer Science+Business Media New Yor

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Valuation and management of protected areas in Venezuela,uman needs (.). The key lies in the appropriate and effective design and management of these protected areas so that they can provide major sustainable benefits to society: they must guard against activities (so often witnessed outside of protected lands) that exhaust the resource base. This issue m

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Aquatic biodiversity conservation in wetland and marine protected areas,as predominantly been directed towards the sustainable use of terrestrial resources rather then aquatic ones. The numbers and sizes of designated protected areas reflect similar bias. This contribution reviews the integrated management of freshwater and marine habitats, and considers the potential o

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Modelling for sustainable forest use,odels are discussed and their strengths and weaknesses described. Specific models that the authors have used are then presented, particular reference being made to the SARUM global model of economic development, trade and natural resource use.

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Conflict analysis and resolution,and of finding a resolution to conflicts. It is almost inevitable that any management policy or practice that can be proposed will meet with opposition from some source. If the opposition is from the staff or management of one’s own organization, there are well rehearsed procedures for dealing with

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From English moors and meadows to the Amazon rainforest: land use, biodiversity management and forg. Those who would seek to create novel master-plans to conserve biodiversity must also acknowledge that the world is not so polarized that those who would conserve biodiversity sit on one side of the line and those who would create an endless, sterile desert over the Earth sit on the other. Indeed,

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Aid for environment: the greening of development priorities,d. Yet the British government’s Chief Scientist has stated that 10 times more funding is devoted to astrophysics and the exploration of space than is channelled into systematics and the inventory of the Earth’s remaining biodiversity. Most of the world’s biodiversity occurs in developing countries i

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Training: its importance and responsiveness to changing needs,nd ensure that their staff at all levels are best equipped to take advantage of emerging situations. In other words, frequent and appropriate training of personnel is a key element for success. In relation to the functions of protected areas, and how these must evolve for better integration of resou

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Conclusions and prognosis,reas. Contributions to the present volume focus on three principal aspects of the protected area concept, namely existing definitions (Chapters 1, 2 and 3), community-based conservation and the concept of sustainability (Chapters 5, 6, 7 and 8), problems of identifying priorities for management (Cha