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III of the IUCN SUI Technical Series examines the importance
of adaptive management in promoting sustainable use.
A wide variety of papers selected from two major conferences
on adaptive management are presented. With examples
from real-life situations as well as scholarly contributions,
this volume is essential for gaining a detailed understanding
of the issues surrounding adaptive management and sustainable
use.
You can buy this book by visiting the IUCN bookstore.
Selected contents:
- Tropenbos' Experience with Adaptive Management in
Cameroon
- GIS-Assisted Joint Learning: A Strategy in Adaptive
Management of Natural Resources
- Culture and Cosmovision: Roots of Farmers' Natural
Resource Management
- Decision-Making in Local Forest Management: Pluralism,
Equity, and Consensus
- Plural Perspectives and Institutional Dynamics:
Challenges for Community Forestry
- Participatory Processes and Conflict Management
in Community Forestry
- Adaptive Management: Potential and Limitations for
Ecological Governance of Forests in a Context of Normative
Plurality
- Adaptive Management: A Learning-Approach to Decision-Making
in Forestry
- Role of Communities in Adaptive Management: A Case
from North America
- Ruta Condor: An Indigenous-Led Cooperative Model
for Conserving Culture, Nature and Agrobiodiversity
in the South
- American Andes
- Appropriate Social Units of Analysis in the CAMPFIRE
Programme in Zimbabwe
- Transboundary Protected Areas and Adaptive Management
- Ecoregion Scale Conservation - Planning, Joint Learning
and Action
- The Landscape Kaleidoscope: The Conundrum of Protected
Areas and Adaptive Management in the Context of Climate
Change
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