Arguments for protected areas: multiple benefits for conservation and use
"Most protected areas (e.g.national parks and nature reserves) have been created to protect wildlife and land- and seascape values. They currently cover over 13% of the world's land surface, around 12% of marine coastal areas and 4% of the marine shelf. Retaining and expanding these areas...
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| Summary: | "Most protected areas (e.g.national parks and nature reserves) have been created to protect wildlife and land- and seascape values. They currently cover over 13% of the world's land surface, around 12% of marine coastal areas and 4% of the marine shelf. Retaining and expanding these areas in the future will depend on showing their wider benefits for society. This book provides a concise and persuasive overview of the values of protected areas. Contributing authors from over fifty countries examine a wide range of values that are maintained in protected areas, including food, water and materials; health; tourism; cultural and spiritual values; and buffering capacity against climate change and natural disasters. The book also considers the role of protected areas in poverty reduction strategies, their relationship with traditional and indigenous people and in fostering conflict resolution through peace parks initiatives."--Publisher's description. |
| Item Description: | Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Physical Description: | XXII, 273 S. Ill., Kt. |
| ISBN: | 9781844078806 9781844078813 1844078817 |
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| adam_text | ARGUMENTS FOR PROTECTED AREAS MULTIPLE BENEFITS FOR CONSERVATION AND USE
EDITED BY SUE STOLTON AND NIGEL DUDLEY E PUBLISHING FOR A SUSTAINABLE
FUTURE LONDON * WASHINGTON, DC CONTENTS CONTRIBUTORS VIII
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS XIV LIST OF FIGURES, TABLES AND BOXES XV LIST OF
ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS XIX FOREWORD XXI JIM LEAPE, NIK LOPOUKHINE
AND KATHY MACKINNON 1 PROTECTED AREAS: LINKING ENVIRONMENT AND
WELL-BEING 1 SUE STOLTON 2 VITAL SITES: PROTECTED AREAS SUPPORTING
HEALTH AND RECREATION 13 SUE STOLTON CASE STUDY 2.1: PROTECTING
MEDICINAL RESOURCES IN COLOMBIA 28 SUE STOLTON AND EMILIO RODRIGUEZ CASE
STUDY 2.2: PARKS VICTORIA (AUSTRALIA) HEALTHY PARKS HEALTHY PEOPLE
INITIATIVE 31 JOHN SENIOR 3 RUNNING PURE: PROTECTED AREAS MAINTAINING
PURITY AND QUANTITY OF URBAN WATER SUPPLIES 39 NIGEL DUDLEY AND LAWRENCE
HAMILTON CASE STUDY 3.1: PROTECTING WATER SUPPLIES TO CARACAS, VENEZUELA
49 JOSE COURRAU VI ARGUMENTS FOR PROTECTED AREAS 4 FOOD STORES:
PROTECTED AREAS CONSERVING CROP WILD RELATIVES AND SECURING FUTURE FOOD
STOCKS 53 NIGEL MAXTED, SHELAGH KELL, BRIAN FORD-LLOYD AND SUE STOLTON
CASE STUDY 4.1: CROP GENETIC DIVERSITY PROTECTION IN TURKEY 70 YILDIRAY
LISE AND SUE STOLTON CASE STUDY 4.2: CONSERVATION OF ENDANGERED CWRS IN
MEXICO S SIERRA DE MANANTLAN 73 SUE STOLTON AND JORGE ALEJANDRO
RICKARDS-GUEVARA 5 NURSERY TALES: PROTECTED AREAS CONSERVING WILD MARINE
AND FRESHWATER FISH STOCKS 79 NIGEL DUDLEY AND SUE STOLTON CASE STUDY
5.1: FRESHWATER FISHERY SUSTAINABILITY IN LAKE MALAWI, EAST AFRICA 89
SUE STOLTON CASE STUDY 5.2: MANAGING AND MONITORING SUCCESS: THE STORY
OF TUBBATAHA REEFS, PHILIPPINES 91 EDGARDO TONGSON AND MARIVEL DYGICO 6
NATURAL SECURITY: PROTECTED AREAS AND HAZARD MITIGATION 97 JONATHAN
RANDALL, SUE STOLTON AND GLENN DOLCEMASCOLO CASE STUDY 6.1:
ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION AND THE INDIAN OCEAN TSUNAMI OF 2004 112 SUE
STOLTON AND ANITA VAN BREDA CASE STUDY 6.2: RESTORATION AND PROTECTION
PLAN TO REDUCE FLOODING IN THE LOWER DANUBE 115 ORIETA HULEA AND
CHRISTINE BRATRICH 7 SAFETY NET: PROTECTED AREAS CONTRIBUTING TO HUMAN
WELL-BEING 121 LIZA HIGGINS-ZOGIB, NIGEL DUDLEY, STEPHANIE MANSOURIAN
AND SURIN SUKSUWAN CASE STUDY 7.1: POPULATION-HEALTH-ENVIRONMENT
APPROACHES IN KIUNGA MARINE NATIONAL RESERVE, KENYA 140 JUDY OGLETHORPE,
AH MWACHUI, SAM WERU AND CARA HONZAK 8 BEYOND BELIEF: LINKING FAITHS AND
PROTECTED AREAS TO SUPPORT BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION 145 LIZA
HIGGINS-ZOGIB, NIGEL DUDLEY, JOSEP-MARIA MALLARACH AND STEPHANIE
MANSOURIAN CASE STUDY 8.1: THE ANCIENT SACRED NATURAL SITES IN AL
HOCEIMA NATIONAL PARK, MOROCCO 159 JOSEP-MARIA MALLARACH CONTENTS VII 9
LIVING TRADITIONS: PROTECTED AREAS AND CULTURAL DIVERSITY 165 LIZA
HIGGINS-ZOGIB, NIGEL DUDLEY ANDASHISH KOTHARI CASE STUDY 9.1: ANGKOR WAT
PROTECTED LANDSCAPE - WHERE CULTURE, NATURE AND SPIRIT MEET 180 LIZA
HIGGINS-ZOGIB CASE STUDY 9.2: INUIT PARTNERSHIPS IN THETORNGAT MOUNTAINS
NATIONAL PARK, CANADA 183 JUDY ROWELL 10 DIVERTING PLACES: LINKING
TRAVEL, PLEASURE AND PROTECTION 189 SUE STOLTON, NIGEL DUDLEY ANDZOLTAN
KUN CASE STUDY 10.1: MANAGING TOURISM IN SOUTH KOREA S PROTECTED AREA
SYSTEM 200 NIGEL DUDLEY, HYUN KIM AND WON WOO SHIN 11 CLIMATE CHANGE:
THE ROLE OF PROTECTED AREAS IN MITIGATING AND ADAPTING TO CHANGE 205
NIGEL DUDLEY, TREVOR SANDWITH AND ALEXANDER BELOKUROV CASE STUDY 11.1:
PROTECTED AREAS HELPING TO REDUCE CARBON EMISSIONS IN BRAZIL 218
BRITALDO SILVEIRA SOARES FILHO, LAURA DIETZSCH, PAULO MOUTINHO, ALERSON
FALIERI, HERMANN RODRIGUES, ERIKA PINTO, CLDUDIO C. MARETTI, KAREN
SUASSUNA, CARLOS ALBERTO DE MATTOS SCARAMUZZA AND FERNANDO VASCONCELOS
DE ARAUJO 12 MAKING PEACE: PROTECTED AREAS CONTRIBUTING TO CONFLICT
RESOLUTION 225 TREVOR SANDWITH AND CHARLES BESANCON CASE STUDY 12.1: LA
AMISTAD BINATIONAL BIOSPHERE RESERVE IN COSTA RICA AND PANAMA 235 MANUEL
RAMIREZ 13 NATURE CONSERVATION: LEAVING SPACE FOR BIODIVERSITY 239 NIGEL
DUDLEY CASE STUDY 13.1: A HUNDRED YEARS OF CONSERVATION SUCCESS AT
KAZIRANGA NATIONAL PARK, INDIA 248 VINOD MATHUR AND SUE STOLTON 14
PRECIOUS PLACES: GETTING THE ARGUMENTS RIGHT 253 NIGEL DUDLEY, MARC
HOCKINGS AND SUE STOLTON INDEX 265
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