'Protected area management' presentation slideshows

RAPPAM and the WB/WWF Tracking Tool

RAPPAM and the WB/WWF Tracking Tool. Catherine Plume World Wildlife Fund/LAC Secretariat NGO Experts Meeting/IABIN Protected Areas Network; Nov 1-2, 2004. 6 elements of the WCPA framework. RAPPAM Rapid Assessment and Prioritization of Protected Area Management Methodology. RAPPAM.

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OVERVIEW

OVERVIEW. Strengthening the Operational and Financial Sustainability of the National Protected Area System . Background. The first Forest Reserves (Blue Mountains, Clydesdale and Hardware Gap) were declared in 1950.

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Objectives, Categories and Institutional Options for Protected Areas

Mobile Seminar on Protected Area Management Costa Rica June 9-20, 2008. Objectives, Categories and Institutional Options for Protected Areas. Jim Barborak. Key points. What is a protected area? PA management objectives and their relationship with management categories

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Government of Congo & Wildlife Conservation Society

Biodiversity Conservation Republic of Congo. Government of Congo & Wildlife Conservation Society. B IODIVERSITY I N C ONGO. 60% of country covered by lowland tropical forest; Endangered large mammals including lowland gorillas, chimpanzees, forest elephants and bongo.

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Estonian Ornithological Society LIFE00NAT/EE/7082

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ACTION PLAN FOR REVISION OF THE MANAGEMENT PLAN OF RMNP IN BHUTAN

ACTION PLAN FOR REVISION OF THE MANAGEMENT PLAN OF RMNP IN BHUTAN. THINLEY DORJI. INTRODUCTION

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POLICY OPTIONS FOR MITIGATING VULNERABILITY

POLICY OPTIONS FOR MITIGATING VULNERABILITY. J. RONALD TOUSSAINT AUGUST 2, 2006. OUTLINE OF PRESENTATION. A) Guidelines to Orient Policy Options B) Governance Framework to Reduce Vulnerability C) Where can USAID make a Difference. National Governance Decentralized Governance

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Title

Main Title of Concept Note Sub-title of concept note. Our Vision Harmony between nature and human development for the benefit of both! Photograph A description of the photograph displayed at the top of the page. Photo: Erik Hammar. Title

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