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2022
This chapter studies one of the most used, successful, and surprisingly flexible of the tools for conservation: the creation of protected areas. A protected area (PA) is a clearly defined geographical space, recognized, dedicated, and managed, through legal or other effective means, to achieve the long-term conservation of nature with associated ...
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This chapter studies one of the most used, successful, and surprisingly flexible of the tools for conservation: the creation of protected areas. A protected area (PA) is a clearly defined geographical space, recognized, dedicated, and managed, through legal or other effective means, to achieve the long-term conservation of nature with associated ...
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Using resilience concepts to investigate the impacts of protected area tourism on communities
Annals of Tourism Research, 2010 Protected area tourism is a growing trend worldwide. It has an enormous potential to impact on local communities. Traditional assessment methods tend to focus on current conditions using sustainability indicators that are often poorly chosen resulting in
Helen E Allison, Susan A Moore
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Marine Protected Areas and Highly Protected Marine Areas
2023A POSTnote summarising the types and network of Marine Protected Areas and the designation Highly Protected Marine Areas in English inshore and offshore waters.
Hazel Cooley, Jonathan Wentworth
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2021
Protected areas are land and sea parts that are managed and protected in situ (InSITU) within the framework of national and international laws and agreements and other effective means in order to ensure the continuity and protection of biological diversity, natural and cultural resources at a local, national and universal scale.
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Protected areas are land and sea parts that are managed and protected in situ (InSITU) within the framework of national and international laws and agreements and other effective means in order to ensure the continuity and protection of biological diversity, natural and cultural resources at a local, national and universal scale.
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2017
There are a significant number of protected areas in the world today, but their creation has occurred only relatively recently. The designation of protected areas can be linked back to the Romantic Movement in England and continental Europe (Mason, 2016).
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There are a significant number of protected areas in the world today, but their creation has occurred only relatively recently. The designation of protected areas can be linked back to the Romantic Movement in England and continental Europe (Mason, 2016).
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2015
Abstract This chapter discusses the conditions governing protected areas in the Geneva Conventions. These cover hospital zones and localities, hospital and safety zones and localities, neutralized zones, non-defended localities, and demilitarized zones. It also considers protected areas established by the UN Security Council.
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Abstract This chapter discusses the conditions governing protected areas in the Geneva Conventions. These cover hospital zones and localities, hospital and safety zones and localities, neutralized zones, non-defended localities, and demilitarized zones. It also considers protected areas established by the UN Security Council.
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Protection Areas a Special Case of Groundwater Protection
Science of The Total Environment, 1981Abstract It is obvious, the scientific and empirical basis to delimit protection areas have to be improved and complemented. Moreover we have to see, even with a much broader knowledge of the determinating parameters we often will fail, to establish protection areas preventing wells in every case from damage. By means of some examples I would like to
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