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  • Co-managing the boundaries between urban and natural areas : a case study of Scarborough (Cape Peninsula)
  • Afrique du Sud ; Cape Peninsula ; Cape Province ; Environnement ; Frange urbaine ; Gestion de l'environnement ; Limite ; Protection de la nature ; Réserve naturelle
  • The characteristics of protected areas that adjoin urban areas are analyzed, focusing primarily on the problems and opportunities presented by co-managing these areas through buffer zones. A set of criteria are drawn from the case study that could
  • be used to determine whether an area in the urban fringe should be included in a buffer zone around a protected area. It is shown that reserve boundaries do not offer sufficient protection for protected areas and that the buffer model is an effective
  • Africa ; National park ; Nature conservation ; Nature reserve ; Population density ; Protected area ; Tourism
  • Afrique ; Densité de population ; Parc national ; Protection de la nature ; Réserve naturelle ; Tourisme ; Zone protégée
  • The paper examines contemporary conditions of nature conservation in selected protected areas in Africa. It focuses on two among many factors, namely population density and intensity of tourism. Both are very important for conservation of natural
  • resources in African national parks and reserves. The paper identifies main changes in the population of protected animals species as well as the state of habitats in selected protected areas. - (BJ)
  • Water availability, protected areas, and natural resources in the Andean Desert Altiplano
  • Amérique du Sud ; Andes ; Domaine aride ; Eau souterraine ; Ecosystème ; Montagne ; Protection de l'environnement ; Précipitation ; Ressource en eau ; Ressource naturelle ; Variation climatique
  • Andes ; Arid area ; Climatic variation ; Ecosystem ; Environmental conservation ; Groundwater ; Mountain ; Natural resources ; Precipitation ; South America ; Water resources
  • Distribution of mountain protected areas of the Andean Cordillera and the extent of the arid diagonal, the zone from SW Ecuador to eastern Argentina, are compared. Authors find very few mountains protected areas in the most arid ecosystems, from
  • about 18 to 30° S. Noting that the recharge of water resources there is presently very limited, they call for establishment of new protected areas that will assure sufficient water for human development and nature conservation. - (SLD)
  • Heritage in landscape or landscape as heritage - the case of landscape change management in protected and development areas in Czechia
  • Aménagement du territoire ; Développement régional ; Gestion de l'environnement ; Héritage culturel ; Paysage ; Protection de l'environnement ; Tchèque république
  • of people on different hierarchical levels. However, should be the management of landscape as heritage treated as inherent part of spatial (physical, regional) planning or restricted only to so called natural or landscape protected areas ? The discussion
  • builds on examples from Czechia with the main emphasis on spatial relationships among areas devoted to cultural and natural heritage protection as well as areas dedicated to protection and development. - (BJ).
  • Planning in residential conservation areas
  • Campagne ; England ; Géographie humaine ; Logement ; Protection des sites ; Restauration immobilière ; Royaume-Uni ; Règlement d'urbanisme ; Site classé ; Urbanisme ; Village ; Ville
  • Deux approches pour la protection de la nature
  • Concept ; Environment ; Methodology ; Nature conservation ; Protected area ; Slovenia ; Sustainable development
  • Concept ; Développement durable ; Environnement ; Méthodologie ; Protection de la nature ; Slovénie ; Zone protégée
  • Two different strategies of nature protection are presented. Both have become exclusive with the expansion of protected areas. The question arises, what are the conditions under which their cooperation can be possible ? Their conceptual difference
  • Wetland conservation : change and fragmentation in Trinidad's protected areas
  • Development ; Humid environment ; Landscape dynamics ; Nature conservation ; Nature park ; Protected area ; Resource management ; Trinidad and Tobago
  • Dynamique du paysage ; Développement ; Gestion des ressources ; Milieu humide ; Parc naturel ; Protection de la nature ; Trinité et Tobago ; Zone protégée
  • Classification ; Ecosystem ; Ecotourism ; Environment ; National park ; Nature conservation ; Protected area ; Sri Lanka ; Tourism
  • Classification ; Ecosystème ; Ecotourisme ; Environnement ; Parc national ; Protection de la nature ; Sri Lanka ; Tourisme ; Zone protégée
  • The article deals with ecotourism, the nature conservation, the bioregions, the protected areas and the national parks in Sri Lanka. This paper describes the targets and methodology and results of classification of bioregions ; the policies
  • and the institutional structure of nature conversation ; the nature conversation and protected areas in Sri Lanka ; nature conversation strategies and approaches ; and the tourism in nature-based destinations in Sri Lanka. - (IfL)
  • Les centres d'information sur la protection de la nature dans les régions protégées d'Allemagne et d'Europe
  • Environment ; Europe ; Germany ; Information ; Nature conservation ; Nature park ; Protected area
  • Allemagne ; Environnement ; Europe ; Information ; Parc naturel ; Protection de la nature ; Zone protégée
  • L'A. présente la situation actuelle des centres d'information ainsi que leur rôle dans la protection de l'environnement. - (D. Rouvière).
  • Ochrana oblasti prirodzenej akumulacie vôd v SSR. (Protection of natural water storage in the Slovak Socialist Republic)
  • Eau ; Economie de l'eau ; Géographie de l'Europe ; Hydrologie ; Protection ; Ressource ; Slovensko ; Tchécoslovaquie
  • In the light of principles and criteria of Water Act, the present ten regions in Slovakia have been selected and consistently prepared so that they could be declared as protected areas by 1980. (MS).
  • The potential for economic valuation of watershed protection in mountainous areas: a case study form Bolivia
  • Andes ; Bassin-versant ; Bolivie ; Calcul économique ; Conservation des sols ; Gestion des ressources ; Montagne ; Méthodologie ; Pratique culturale ; Protection de l'environnement
  • Protected areas and the boundary model : Meares Island and Pacific Rim National Park
  • British Columbia ; Canada ; Environnement ; Géographie de l'Amérique ; Meares island ; Pacific Rim National Park ; Protection de l'environnement ; Vancouver island ; Zone protégée
  • Komarom megye kornyezetvédelmi-kornyezetegészségügyi kérdései. (Problems of environmental protection and hygiene in Komarom county)
  • Environnement ; Géographie de l'Europe ; Hongrie ; Komarom ; Lutte contre la pollution ; Protection de l'environnement ; Santé
  • Complex investigation of environmental quality in Komarom county is centred around the Tata Model Area of the CMEA. The monitoring of air, water and soil pollution is of major importance in this area of coal-mining and other industries. (DLO).
  • Spezielle Probleme des Wasserschutzes im Salinarbergbau. (Special problems of water protection in salt mining areas)
  • Eau ; Evaporite ; Géographie humaine ; Mine ; Mine de sel ; Protection de l'eau ; Ressource en eau ; Sédimentaire
  • Attendance ; Environment ; National park ; Protected area ; Site preservation ; Slovenia ; Sustainable development ; Tourism
  • Développement durable ; Environnement ; Fréquentation ; Parc national ; Protection des sites ; Slovénie ; Tourisme ; Triglav ; Zone protégée
  • Protected areas offer natural and other qualities to visitors. At the same time, these areas are co-formed by tourism and recreation. In the case of Triglav National Park, we researched the compatibility of protection and tourism function
  • of protected areas in the area of Upper Sava Valley. The survey was focused on the reasons of visit, the proposals and wishes of visitors in the connection with the future Triglav National Park development. - (L'A.).
  • Afforestation ; Agriculture ; Arable land ; Poland ; Protected area ; Regional disparities ; Spatial distribution
  • are largely identified as socio-economic. There was also a correlation analysis performed to determine the role of protected areas in distribution of afforestations. The special significance of afforestation lies in the fact that it sustains and reinforces
  • environmentally valuable areas, it helps to combine or expand already existing protected areas. - (BJ)
  • The Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Marine Protected Area : valuing local perspectives in environmental protection
  • Australie ; Développement économique ; Environnement ; Expansion portuaire ; Grande barrière de corail ; Impact ; Patrimoine mondial ; Port ; Protection de l'environnement ; Queensland
  • This paper gives voice to the perspectives and values of stakeholders located in and around one site of controversy, Gladstone Harbour, in the southern section of the GBR World Heritage Area. The findings show that local views act to reinforce
  • the global environmental protection narrative which underpins the World Heritage (WH) system. It concludes thatlocal and global values collide and that overlooking the perspectives of users has potential deleterious consequences for WH marine site.
  • Housing ; Impact ; Poland ; Poznań ; Protected area
  • The article discusses the effects that intensive development of housing has on naturally valuable areas of the Poznań suburban zone. Special focus is given to changes resulting from intensive expansion of housing construction on legally protected
  • areas. - (BJ)
  • Antarctica as a global protected area: perceptions and reality
  • Antarctique ; Conflit ; Environnement ; Gestion des ressources ; Protection de la nature ; Relations internationales ; Ressource naturelle
  • La plus récente révision du Traité international sur l'Antarctique (octobre 1991) met l'accent sur la protection de la nature et la notion de réserve naturelle. Elle interdit toute activité d'extraction minière pour les 50 années à venir. Les
  • National parks and protected areas, national conservation strategies and sustainable development
  • Développement régional ; Géographie humaine ; IUCN ; International Union for conservation of nature and natural resources ; Parc naturel ; Protection de la nature ; Utilisation du sol
  • Le rôle des parcs nationaux et des réserves naturelles à partir des archives du centre pour le développement de la conservation de la nature de l'IUCN ou Union Internationale pour la protection de la nature. Philosophie du système, typologies dans