protected areas
Planning for Protected Areas Using Spatial and Temporal Metrics
... Changes in climate can also affect recreational uses and visitation patterns in protected areas (Lise & Tol, 2002; Scott & Johns, 2005). The water vapour content of air, wind speed and air ...
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Protected areas in Chile: are we managing them?
... marine areas, (…) through effectively and equitably managed, ecologically representative and well-connected systems of protected areas (…) by 2020,” which is known as Aichi Target 11 ...
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Spatial Analysis of Federal Protected Areas and Priority Areas for Biodiversity Conservation in Brazil
... federal protected areas and PABCs, it accounts alone for over 80% of all the federal protected areas in Brazil, with 15% of its entire territory protected in this ...
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Evaluating Management Performance and Effectiveness for Protected Areas
... The case studies were four protected areas in Mexico and five in Canada. In Mexico was Izta-Popo-Zoquiapan National Park (Mexico-Puebla-Morelos); El Pinacate y Gran Desierto de Altar Biosphere Reserve ...
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The environment structure relationship in organisations managing protected areas
... Title The Protected Areas Selected for Research into the Organisational Structures of their Managing Agencies Research Design - Main Components The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park· Great [r] ...
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Uniqueness of protected areas for conservation strategies in the European Union
... Protected areas (PAs) constitute major tools in nature conservation. In the European Union (EU), the Birds and Habitats Directives are the most important policies for conservation strategy, legally ...
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The Analysis of Level of Consciousness on the Protected Areas in Sample of Ölüdeniz
... the protected areas, which were declared so with the aim of ensuring the continuity of our natural and cultural resource values and biodiversity, are used by people who do not have a certain level of ...
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Averting biodiversity collapse in tropical forest protected areas
... tropical protected areas include apex predators, large non-predatory vertebrates, bats, stream-dwelling amphibians, terrestrial amphibians, lizards and larger reptiles, non-venomous snakes, freshwater fish, ...
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Conservation law enforcement : policing protected areas
... policing protected areas thus turns on enclosing a hostile human life, the illegal hunter, to protect the existence of valued and threatened nonhuman ...
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Pathogens, disease, and the social-ecological resilience of protected areas
... 2012). Protected areas were therefore established for wildlife (Cumming 2004) using fences to separate wild and domestic ungulates (D’Amico Hales et ...of protected areas in the region. ...
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Reserves in context: planning for leakage from protected areas
... new protected areas have comparable species richness to areas left unprotected, or where conservation is implemented ...a protected area does not sim- ply result in a shift of the degrading ...
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Levels and drivers of fishers' compliance with marine protected areas
... Schultz et al. 2011). A meta-analysis of 55 studies identified participation as a critical factor influencing compliance with protected areas (Andrade and Rhodes 2012). However, our results suggest that ...
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Antarctic Specially Protected Areas ARE THEY SERVING THE ANTARCTIC WELL?
... establishing protected areas to ensure a representative cross section of all environment types in Antarctica are covered by ASPA (Morgan, Barker, Briggs, Price and Keys, ...
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Indigenous knowledge and governance in protected areas in Australia and Sweden
... The overarching sovereignty of the nation-state, in both of the case studies examined, continues to shape and influence, and in some cases, limit Indigenous engagement in the respective protected areas. For ...
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Assessing trade-offs in large marine protected areas
... Large marine protected areas (LMPAs) are increasingly being established and have a high profile in marine conservation. LMPAs are expected to achieve multiple objectives, and because of their size are ...
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Ch 4: Apes, Protected Areas and Infrastructure in Africa
... nated protected areas are sometimes dimin- ished by legal means (Mascia and Pailler, ...African protected areas have been downsized or downgraded (Edwards et ...to protected ...
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Human well-being impacts of terrestrial protected areas
... The Lore Lindu area in Indonesia was established as a UNESCO Biosphere reserve in 1977 and a national park (IUCN II) in 1993. Since then participatory approaches have been advocated for managing Biospheres [45] and ...
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European Charter for Sustainable Tourism in Protected Areas. The Charter
... “chartered” protected area is to be part of a journey of development, a continuous quest for successful, sustainable sharing of these magical ...80 protected areas having been awarded the Charter; ...
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50 Years of Working for Protected Areas
... categorizing protected areas (see Chapter ...more protected areas were being set up, ambiguity over the purposes for which areas were managed, and inconsistency in terminology hindered ...
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Programme of Work on Protected Areas
... 9. The programme of work is intended to assist Parties in establishing national programmes of work with targeted goals, actions, specific actors, time frame, inputs and expected measurable outputs. Parties may select ...
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