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Foreword, Kenton Miller
Preface, Jeffrey A. McNeely
Introduction: building broader support for protected areas Jeffrey
A. MeNeely
1. A taxonomy of support: how and why new constituencies
are supporting protected areas, Jeffrey A. MeNeely
Kent H. Redford and Assheton Stewart Carter
2. Extractive industries as a new constituency for protected
areas, Assheton Stewart Carter
3. Urban dwellers and protected areas: natural allies,
Ted Tryzna
4. The role of hunting in promoting protected areas,
Kent H. Redford and Miranda Mockrin
5. Building support for protected areas using a “one
health” perspective, Steven A. Osofsky, Richard
A. Kock, Michael D. Kock, Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka Richard Grahn,
Tim Leyland and William B. Karesh
6. Protected areas and the security community,
Anne Hammill
7. Protected areas and development assistance agencies:
at the intersection of conservation and development, Thomas
O. McShane
8. Protected areas and local and indigenous communities,
Lea M. Scherl
9. Protected areas and indigenous peoples: the Durban contributions
to reconciliation and equity, Peter Bille Larsen and
Gonzalo Oviedo
10. Building cultural support for protected areas through
sacred natural sites, Allen Putney
11. Building support for protected areas through tourism,
Robyn Bushell
12. Making connections: the tactics, art and science of
building political support for protected natural areas,
David Ostergren
13. Contribution of the World Heritage Convention to building
support for the global protected area system, Jim Thorsell
14. Communication as a means of building support for protected
areas, Wendy Goldstein and Elisabeth Auchincloss
15. Some conclusions and ways ahead, Jeffrey
A. MeNeely
Acronyms
List of contributors
Rcferences
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