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Developing Marine Protected Area networks in the Coral Triangle: good practices for expanding the Coral Triangle Marine Protected Area System
... Marine Protected Area System aspires to become a region-wide, comprehensive, ecologically representative and well-managed system of marine pro- tected areas (MPAs) and MPA ...Reefs Protected ...
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Wildlife in a Premier African Protected Area do not Perceive Ecotourists as Predators
... the protected area, and humans are a significant cause of mortality to wildlife (Dorresteijn et ...In protected areas where hunting by humans is permitted, wildlife often flee at greater distances ...
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Assessment of forest density using geospatial techniques of a tropical protected area
... a protected area (Lecis & Norris, ...a protected area and its utilization pattern by various wildlife ...a protected area for the conservation of wildlife ...
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An application of a voting method to the participative management in a transboundary protected area
... This paper presents the application of a voting method based on the Bordacount to the participative management of a transboundary protected area. The method was carried out in a Spanish-Portuguese reserve ...
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Enhancing the role of geoconservation in protected area management and nature conservation
... servation, protected area planning and management, and broader environmental agendas, strategies, and policies (Crofts 2017; Gordon et ...of protected areas, and the potential for linking ...
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Tourism for Protected Area Financing: Understanding tourism revenues for effective management plans
... and protected area ...the protected areas ...non-profitable protected areas as well as the profitable ones, and they should provide benefits to local ...
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Strategies in scheduling marine protected area establishment in a network system.
... of protected area implementation nec- essary to achieve conservation ...marine protected areas (MPAs) in the central Philippines within a metapopulation framework, using a range of network-based ...
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A New Chara Locality in the Protected Area of the Galilee Mountains, Israel
... in protected area of the First Synagogue site in the Upper Galilee Mountains can be characterize as natural, fresh, low alkaline with low organic polluted waters that inhabit by ten algal species from which ...
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Surrogates for reef fish connectivity when designing marine protected area networks
... ABSTRACT: Reef fishes and other marine species occur in patchily distributed benthic popula- tions that are interlinked by a larval stage where individuals disperse throughout the pelagic envi- ronment. This larval ...
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USING HUMAN-ENVIRONMENT THEORY TO INVESTIGATE HUMAN VALUING IN PROTECTED AREA MANAGEMENT
... and protected area managers are beginning to realise the importance of community support, participation and involvement in issues that will affect the collective future of life on ...and protected ...
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Controlling complex dynamics in a protected area discrete time model
... the protected area; ii) −cV is the negative effect due to congestion; iii) dE (d is the parameter that presents attractiveness associated with high environmental quality) is the positive effect of ...
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Designing protected area networks that translate international conservation commitments into national action
... terrestrial area by 2020 through Aichi Target 11 of the Convention on Biological Diversity, with a focus on protecting areas of particular importance for ...consequently, protected areas are evermore ...
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Using resilience concepts to investigate the impacts of protected area tourism on communities
... for protected area tourism systems represents a novel trans-disciplinary approach appropriate for times of increasing uncertainty and change, an approach increasingly advocated in the ...
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Collaborative governance of Protected Areas: success factors and prospects for Hin Nam No National Protected Area, Central Laos
... of protected area in Vietnam, but that despite reforms, decision-making power remained primarily with provincial governments and argued that further reform is needed to decentralise authority and increase ...
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Persistence of self-recruitment and patterns of larval connectivity in a marine protected area network
... The use of marine protected area (MPA) networks to sustain fisheries and conserve biodiversity is predicated on two critical yet rarely tested assumptions. Individual MPAs must produce sufficient larvae ...
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Effectiveness of the global protected area network in representing species diversity
... global protected area network is in the ...global protected area in the tropics was increased to match its level of endemism: Model III (tropical bias), 69,794 circles, of the same size as the ...
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Hitchhikers’ guide to the legal context of protected area management plans in South Africa
... existing protected areas were established ...an area is to be set aside as a protected ...a protected area in the original declaration may not necessarily be consistent with and ...
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Protected area policies and sustainable tourism: influences, relationships and co evolution
... This paper has explored the inclusion of sustainable tourism ideas from the late 1980s to 2012 in the policies of the Lake District National Park Authority, the Park Authority for a developed world, Category V ...
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Targeting global protected area expansion for imperiled biodiversity
... fine-scale protected area maps generates commission errors [26,35], though these are unlikely to qualita- tively change our ...the area needed to protect all threatened species is a minimum ...the ...
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Identifying and categorizing stakeholders for protected area expansion around a national park in Namibia
... These attributes were assessed using unipolar scales anchored at the ends, i.e., stakeholders were rated based on the presence or absence of an attribute, namely position, interest, or power, with the midpoint indicating ...
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