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What Is Nature for Us?,This chapter deals with the core content of “nature” from the perspective of nature conservation as well as different conservationist perspectives on nature. This is presented from the perspective of everyday society.

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Nature Conservation: On Which Areas?,Nature conservation requires areas. This raises the question of whether (inevitably less intensive) protection should be sought over a large area or whether smaller areas should be excluded as intensively protected “nature reserves”.

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Which Nature Do We Want to Protect and How?,On the same area or at the same location, completely different manifestations of “nature” are possible. The nature we encounter there depends on the way we influence the site. The fact that no strict assignment between concrete measures and concrete states of nature becomes apparent makes nature conservation management even more complicated.

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The Construction of Natural Equilibria: Ideal Starting Point of the Demand for Nature Conservation, is a construct that has largely outlived its scientific usefulness if it is understood to refer to specific species combinations. For nature conservation, which is traditionally based on this concept, an important model of thought is lost.

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Help for Endangered Species? Red Lists and Endangerment Categories,Red Lists are an important instrument of nature conservation for making a judgement on the worthiness of protection of a species and thus also of a habitat. However, they must not be applied in a general way, but in a differentiated way.