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Search, bioprospecting, and biodiversity conservation
... We reviewed literature from economics, ethnobotany, ecology, genetics, and pharmacology to marshall a set of defensible, citable values for each of the 7 parameters of the model in equation 6. For each parameter, we ... See full document
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Bio Piracy on the High Seas? Benefit Sharing from Marine Genetic Resource Exploitation in Areas beyond National Jurisdiction
... [10]. Bioprospecting is defined by the United Na- tions Development Program as “the systematic search for biochemical and ge- netic information in nature in order to develop commercially-valuable products ... See full document
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Overview of African naked mole-rat Heterocephalus glaber for bioprospecting, and access and benefit sharing in Ethiopia
... never-ending search for new ways to improve crops for food production, to combat disease and other maladies, and to make other discoveries that might enhance the overall quality of life on ...explored ... See full document
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Compliance with biodiversity compensation on New Zealand’s public conservation lands
... with biodiversity compensation on New Zealand’s conservation ...of Conservation (DOC) concessions for commercial activity searched, only about 15% included compensation ...with biodiversity ... See full document
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Conservation of biodiversity in the genomics era
... and adaptation ” section). This would provide an im- proved understanding of the ecological consequences of introgression and may lead to targeted efforts to protect individuals that carry these traits. The ability to ... See full document
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Rangelands Biodiversity Conservation and Management
... Tenure refers to the nature and range of rights that individuals have to land, water and other natural resources in relation to rights exercised by other individuals, social groups and the state. Land tenure issues are ... See full document
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The nature of compliance: biodiversity compensation under the Conservation Act 1987
... remaining biodiversity and ecological functions (Race & Fonseca, ...many biodiversity compensation programmes and policies around the world that limit the distance of compensation activities for these ... See full document
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Global conservation of biodiversity and ecosystem services
... Although our ESV data came from the only global data set currently available (Sutton and Costanza 2002), these estimates are subject to a variety of uncertainties (Costanza et al. 1997). To reduce these, our study ... See full document
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Biodiversity and conservation of mangroves of devi river estuary (odisha), India
... Haines (1921-1925) the pioneer plant explorer for the state of Bihar and Odisha has given a list of 45 mangroves from Mahanadi delta, fringes of Chilika Lake and Chandipur. Mooney (1950) the subsequent worker made short ... See full document
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Philanthrocapitalism, biodiversity conservation and development
... by conservation when choos ing to invest. As Patagon Land’s Conservation Director explained, clients are principally interested in reliable and profitable investments and in purchasing a property for family ... See full document
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An evaluation of the conservation of New Zealand's threatened biodiversity : management, species recovery and legislation : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Ecology at Massey University, Auckland, New Zealand
... a biodiversity hotspot which has undergone widespread anthropogenic change in a relatively short ...for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List but modified to suit the island characteristics of its biota, ... See full document
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Biodiversity Conservation in Urbanising Forested Landscapes
... for biodiversity conservation in landscapes under increased urban ...to biodiversity (McDonnell and Hahs, 2015, Baillie et ...affect biodiversity from local to global scales (McKinney, 2006, ... See full document
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Essential indicators for measuring area-based conservation effectiveness in the post-2020 global biodiversity framework
... resources and capacity to implement the necessary management actions are available; and three, whether governance is equitable (e.g. all relevant stakeholders are fully involved in decision-making processes). The ... See full document
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INTERNATIONAL LEGAL STREAK FOR BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION
... The concept of a World Treaty was subsequently revived at an IUCN meeting in Fontainebleau in 1948 and discussed at the first UNESCO-IUCN International Technical Conference on Nature Protection at Lake Success (USA) in ... See full document
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A diagnostic framework for biodiversity conservation institutions
... outcomes through appropriately designed institutions. Institutions and governance regimes can influence the trajectory of ecosystems Chaffin et al. 2014, making them critical in ac[r] ... See full document
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Twenty landmark papers in biodiversity conservation
... by conservation biologists until only recently (Laurance & Useche, ...that conservation actions only targeting single drivers will usually be inadequate (and therefore potentially pointless) due to the ... See full document
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Biodiversity and Health: Implications for Conservation
... for biodiversity conservation are far less ...high conservation value are also disproportionately beneficial to human health and well-being, mean- ing that the two sets of objectives can be ... See full document
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Analysis of Forest Policy in Myanmar
... century. Forests provide not only tangible benefits such as timbers, foods, fodder and shelters for the people and biodiversity but also intangible benefits such as water storage, soil formation, air purification, ... See full document
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Sleeping sickness and its relationship with development and biodiversity conservation in the Luangwa Valley, Zambia
... Patterns of land use in the Luangwa Valley have been relatively consistent over the past century, with only moderate increases in the human population density. The composition of the reservoir host community for ... See full document
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Biotechnology and biodiversity conservation: are they conflicting
... Biodiversity conservation is the protection, restoration and sustainable management of wildlife and natural resources such as forests, water and the biological diversity within ...in biodiversity ... See full document
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