Ahmed, J. et al. 2001. Lessons Learned : Case Studies in Sustainable Use. IUCN. Reviewed by Grahame Webb.
Botkin, B, D. 2001. No Man's Garden: Thoreau and a New Vision for Civilization and Nature. Island press, Washington. For a full book description visit: http://www.amazon.com.
Cooney, R. (2004). The Precautionary Principle in Biodiversity Conservation and Natural Resource Management: An issues paper for policy-makers, researchwers and practitioners. IUCN, Gland, Switzerland and Cambridge, UK. xi + 51pp. Reviewed by Grahame Webb.
Cooney, R and Dickson, B. 2005. Biodiversity and the Precautionary Principle: Risk and Uncertainty in Conservation and Sustainable Use. Earthscan. xxi plus 314pp. £22.95 paperback.
Reviewed by Robin Sharp CB
DFID. Wildlife & Poverty Study. Written by DFID Livestock & Wildlife Advisory Group, December 2002 80pp, unpriced. Reviewed by Steve Johnson.
Honey, M and Rome, A. 2001 Protecting Paradise. Ecotourism and Sustainable Development Project, Institute for Policy Studies, 733 15th St. N.W., Suite 1020. Washington, D.C. 20005, U.S.A. Reviewed by Desmond Crofton.
Hansen. K. 2001. A Farewell to Greenland's Wildlife. ISBN: 8789723015. Reviewed by Philip Tipping.
Hulme, D. and Murphree M. (Eds.). 2001. African Wildlife and Livelihoods:The Promise and Performance of Community Conservation. Heinemann. 344 pp. $65.
Kziell, I., 2001. Diversity not Adversity: Sustaining Livelihoods with Biodiversity. IIED. 64pp. ISBN:1899825681. Price USD 30. For a full book description visit: http://iied.org/blg/pubs.html
Martin, E and Stiles, D. 2005. Ivory Markets of Europe. Care for the Wild International and Save the Elephants. 2005. 104pp. Unpriced. Reviewed by Robin Sharp CB.
Martin. E, and Stiles, D. The South and South East Asian Ivory Markets. Save the Elephants. Nairobi/London. 88pp. ISBN 9966-9683-2-6. Reviewed by Robin Sharp CB, Chair Europe SUSG.
Meine. C. 2004. Correction Lines: Essays on Land, Leopold and Conservation. Paperback: 245 pages. Publisher: Island Press. ISBN 1559637323. Reviewed by Bill Adams.
Oglethorpe, J.A.E. (ed.) 2002. Adaptive Management: From Theory to Practice. IUCN. ISBN 02-8317-0526-6, 2002. 297 x 210mm, vi + 166pp., tables, maps,illustrations. £14, US$21. Order no. B566. Reviewed by Philip Tipping.
Oldfield. S. 2002. Rainforest. New Holland Publishers, UK. 160pp. £24.99 hardback. Reviewed by Robin Sharp CB
Parker, I. 2004. What I Tell You Three Times is True: Conservation, Ivory, History & Politics
Ian Parker. Librario Press, Kinloss. pp 414. £14.99. Reviewed by Robin Sharp CB
Poore. D. 2003. Changing Landscapes. Earthscan. 290pp, £24.95 paperback. Reviewed by Robin Sharp CB.
Prins, H.H.T., Grootenhuis, J.G. and Dolan, T.T. (Eds.) 2000. Wildlife Conservation by Sustainable Use. xiv+496pp., ISBN 0-412-79730-5, GBP115, Kluwer Academic Publishers, Boston. Reviewed by Robin Sharp CB, Chair Europe SUSG.
Robinson J.G. and Bennett, E.L. (Eds). 2000. Hunting for Sustainability in Tropical Forests. xxi+582pp, ISBN 0 231 10976 8 (hardback) 48 GBP; ISBN 0 231 10977 6 (paperback) 20 GBP, Columbia University Press, New York. Reviewed by María José González.
Roe, D., Muliken, T., Milledge, S., Mremi, J., Mosha, S., and Grieg-Gran, M. 2002. Making a Killing or Making a Living? Wildlife trade, trade controls and rural livelihoods. Biodiversity and Livelihoods Issues # 6. IIED, London, UK. For a full book description visit: http://www.iied.org.
Sanderson. H. and Prendergast. D.V.H. 2002.The Commercial Uses of Wild and Traditionally Managed Plants in England and Scotland. Centre for Economic Botany, Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew. Reviewed by Sara Oldfield.
R.D.Smith and E.Maltby (2003). Using the Ecosystem Approach to Implement the Convention on Biological Diversity: Key Issues and Case Studies. IUCN, Gland, Switzerland and Cambridge, UK. 118 pp. Reviewed by Barney Dickson |
