Implications for land management
Land Management Strategies and their Implications for Mazahua Farmers’ Livelihoods in the Highlands of Central Mexico
... Conclusions Land management practices involved asset trade-offs because of direct interactions between farming households and their ...end, land management decisions come down to farmers’ ...
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Tree tenure and its implications for sustainable land management: The case of Parkia biglobosa in the Northern Region of Ghana
... Ownership and usufruct rights regarding trees take various forms. In some areas and among certain ethnic groups, such as the Dagomba, all trees are owned by a title holder referred to as the Dohinaa (literally translated ...
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Future land cover change scenarios in South African grasslands - implications of altered biophysical drivers on land management
... fferent land management practices in S50E (dualistic farming system) and T35B (commercial system) can be identi fied in the historic land cover change trends and in the future ...and land ...
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Assessment of land degradation and implications on agricultural land in Qalyubia Governorate, Egypt
... of land degradation are man-made ...Poor land management with the intensification of agriculture prac- tices accelerates the rate of land degradation (Wim and El-Hadji ...of land ...
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Implications of Spatial Planning and Land Use Management Act (16 of 2013) (SPLUMA) on land allocation in areas under traditional authorities
... and Land Use Management legislation in South Africa which is central in addressing issues of land rights and rural ...of land allocation and ...tribal land and customary ...of ...
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Implications of land-grabbing on the ecological balance of Brazil
... local land management practices and accessibility to land by local and indigenous communities [ 38 ...and management of land owned by foreign investors, in particular restricting any ...
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The implications of alternative developer decision-making strategies on land-use and land-cover in an agent-based land market model
... 4. NEXT STEPS AND CONCLUSIONS Model verification experiments using SLUCEII-LMM are currently underway, and preliminary results were presented at the 2012 meetings of the Association of American Geographers. We plan to ...
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Driving Factors of Land Change in China’s Loess Plateau: Quantification Using Geographically Weighted Regression and Management Implications
... of land-development intensity in Western China during 2000–2015, and they found that investment intensity significantly promoted land development intensity, while the natural and ecological environment ...
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The environmental implications of redistributive land reform
... ‘eligible land’ if (in the opinion of Scottish ministers): ‘(a) it is wholly or mainly abandoned or neglected, or (b) the use or management of the land is such that it results in or causes harm, ...
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The effects of lead sources on oral bioaccessibility in soil and implications for contaminated land risk management
... 6A and Table 5 compare elevated Pb source domains with measured gastric oral bioaccessibility. The highest maximum BAFs and the highest mean and maximum bioaccessible 370 [r] ...
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Land Use Dynamics and Implications for Water Management in the Urbanizing Wasatch Range Metropolitan Area of Utah
... that land use patterns and processes are subject to scale ...of land use that are observed at one particular scale may not apply at another ...level, land use changes are explicitly linked with ...
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Implications of land and water degradation on food security
... Soil Erosion and Nutrient Depletion Agricultural practices can lead to displacement of soils and depletion of the plant nutrients they contain. Erosion reduces the depth, nutrient content and water-retaining capacity of ...
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Effects of land-use change on grassland ecosystem services in Inner Mongolia and their implications for livelihoods and sustainable management
... of Land and Development of Cooperative Associations To lower the ecological risk of grazing and stabilize income sources, about ...this land, allowing ecological improvement, but we lack the data to support ...
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Biofuel crop production and large scale land acquisition in Ghana: Implications for land use planning
... draft land use bill has since 2013 been submitted to parliament for approval and it seeks to consolidate the over 66 land laws in ...for land use planning under the Land Use Planning and ...
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The proximity of a field plot and land-use choice: implications for land consolidation
... the land, which was expected given the labor requirements of ...their land and afforestation, ...the land, the probability of leasing out in the future increased by ...the land decreased by ...
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The gender implications of large-scale land deals:
... large-scale land deals have on men and women and a corresponding need for rigorous empirical work exploring this ...which land deals take place, there is also a need for detailed case studies that consider ...
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Land Use Implications of Expanding Biofuel Demand
... acres, land not considered cropland has limited capacity for additional crop develop- ...of land use is that the long term excess capacity in cropland has averaged 18% and thus ...
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The treatment of vegetation in land surface models: implications for predictions of land-atmosphere exchange
... and higher temperature. The analyses are carried out at the leaf level and at the canopy level. To investigate the responses at the leaf level, the photosynthesis scheme used in each model was extracted, thereby ...
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Who owns the land?: Perspectives from rural Ugandans and implications for land acquisitions
... statutory land-rights systems in many countries do allow women to own land, titling programs do not necessarily improve women’s land tenure ...in land titling programs (Lastarria-Cornhiel ...
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Crown Land Management
... this land falls on DRDL, although for the most part it is largely ...Crown land, and also tries to attend to hazards that may exist on the ...Certain management responsibilities are also now the ...
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