Protected Areas (PAs)
The Network of Protected Areas (NPA) as an Instrument to Implement Cross-Border Public Services
... that PAs should not exist as unique islands, but need to be planned and managed as an integral part of the broader ...different protected areas but also different NPA models (international, ...
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Protected areas in Chile: are we managing them?
... of protected areas, but a simple analysis indicates that this is not the only key to solve the ...68 protected areas in the SNASPE in 2016 versus the number of visitors and management plans ...
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Conceptual and Analytic Model for Advanced Evaluation of Protected Areas’ Global Evolutionary Trends: The Protected Areas' Trends Assessment and Adaptive Management on the Basis of Long-Term Conservation Objectives or PA-TAMCO Analytic Model
... sustainable protected areas management based on global, rigorous, quick and low cost ...regular protected areas assessments and adjustments of management systems, reference made to long-term ...
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Apes, protected areas and infrastructure in Africa
... Lambi, C.M., Kimengsi, J.N., Kometa, C.G. and Tata, E.S. (2012). The management and challenges of protected areas and the sustenance of local livelihoods in Cameroon. Environment and Natural Resources ...
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The worldwide costs of marine protected areas
... calls at both the 2002 World Summit on Sustainable Development and the 2003 World Parks Congress for the establishment of a global system of marine protected areas (MPAs). MPAs that restrict fishing and ...
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Conservation law enforcement : policing protected areas
... This article examines how recent increases in commercial poaching of wildlife intensify the dictates that underpin conservation law and its enforcement; namely, the securing of space, punishing of transgressors, and ...
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Co evolution, sustainable tourism and protected areas
... of protected areas where social and ecological systems run parallel with each other, and where Sustainable Development has become a key objective, co-evolutionary development may be ...a protected ...
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Exploring the Relationship Between Local Support and the Success of Protected Areas
... successful protected area in the country (ABT Associates ...of protected areas, that protected areas can survive and thrive despite long term sustained opposition to protected ...
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RAINWATER MANAGEMENT IN PROTECTED AREAS
... In protected areas, an alternative to traditional methods of rainwater management may be evapo- ration of water into the atmosphere [Żarnowiec ...paved areas into the Wedonka, the investor was forced ...
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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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Incorporating collaboration and motivation for effective management of protected areas in Nigeria
... in protected area conservation and management are lacking (Cetas and Yasue, ...of protected area management are not focused staff motivation, but on surrounding communities to reduce their adverse effects ...
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Integrating Animal and Mechanical Operations in Protected Areas
... Skidders work best with pre-assembled loads, which explains the enduring success of traditional operations that integrate feller-bunchers and grap- ple-skidders. However, steep terrain harvesting does not offer favorable ...
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Evaluation of Conservation Policies in the Brazilian Amazon
... and protected areas is nowhere more fundamental than in the Brazilian Amazon, which has the largest remaining contiguous area of tropical forest ...designated protected areas (Nepstad et ...
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Ecotourism management for sustainability in protected areas in Thailand
... In order for the management of natural resources and environment to be more effective, all relevant people such as park staff, tourism company owners and community leaders should be prov[r] ...
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Sustainable tourism policies and tourism institutions in protected areas: An evolutionary perspective
... I appreciate the issues and criticisms that lie with qualitative research and, in particular, with case studies where, as in this study, the researcher is only conducting research in small, in-depth settings. The ...
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Development of protected areas in Lithuania: management challenges
... Tuomet buvo parengta ypač sau- gomų Lietuvos teritorijų perspektyvinė schema, numatant esminį šalies saugo- mų teritorijų tinklo pertvarkymą dau- giau nei dvigubai padidinant saugomų t[r] ...
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Envision 2050: avoiding a fatal future
... The PAs are attracting growing numbers of visitors that may sometimes lead to ...Many protected areas have become “islands” of biologically diverse habits, suffering from species loss, inbreeding and ...
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The global decline of cheetah Acinonyx jubatus and what it means for conservation
... maintaining protected areas (PAs) are key tools for biodiversity ...of PAs, where the species faces multiple ...outside PAs, extinction rates increase rapidly as the proportion of ...
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Bertalan_unc_0153D_18875.pdf
... in areas where protected areas (PAs) impact people living in or near those ...of PAs (Rasolofoson et ...of PAs (Diedrich et ...
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Assessing the impact of biodiversity on tourism flows: A model for tourist behaviour and its policy implications ESRI WP281 February 2009
... of protected areas is taken into account, both as nationally designated under European directives and as part of the Natura 2000 ...the areas are protected from incompatible ...
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