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… J. (2004). The longest mile: how to sustain long distance migration in mammals. Conserv. Biol. 18:2, 320-331. Bradshaw, … extensive landscapes, just as traditional pastoralist migration routes, traditional hunting areas or historical … Valley which is an integral part of the most important route of the African-Eurasian flyway system (Kenya Lake …

… less able to maintain ecosystem functions, such as species migration and hydrological flows, that operate at the … recent activities is a contribution on climate-induced migration to the Research Handbook on Climate Change … means that the public pays). This may be an appropriate route where the land use restriction required does not …

… clear that a similar situation existed throughout the route of the former Iron Curtain. This suggested that this … position supported by the German Centre for International Migration and Development (CIM) and IUCN. To enhance the … reasons for opening borders to wildlife which include migration routes, genetic pools, etc. However at the same …

… temporary (temporary workers), seasonal in-migration (tourism) or opportunistic in-migration (job-seekers) usually lead to land occupancy (= … structure, household distribution by size and composition, migration pattern, level of educational attainment; • …

… for this growing urbanization are complex. Rural- to-urban migration and international migration account for most of it, but migration from cities … visitors can ride frequent park buses along a circular route with eight stops. There are six visitor centres, …

… stages, such as spawning aggregations, breeding sites and migration routes, often with active management intervention … waters of the Caribbean, pro- tecting large ecological migration corridors beyond bor- ders over a total area of … the en- dangered Humpback Whale along its migration route from the northeast coast of the US all the way down to …

… al., 2009). To maintain or create suitable habitats along migration pathways The Western Hemisphere Shorebird Reserve … allow movement of species and thus genetic interchange and migration of ranges as species adapt to a changing climate: … et al., 2003), removing invasive species, and providing migration/ dispersal corridors between protected areas help …

… the Orient, ever since before the Europeans selected that route in their conquest of ‘El Dorado’ and the ‘discovery’ of … development activities, and poverty which increases the migration of indigenous youth (with their knowledge, … of young people in agro-ecotourism in order to reduce migration are also proposed. Ecological networks and …

… of population growth, climate change, urbanization, migration, and conflict to food, energy, and water … factor threatening rural livelihoods, triggering forced migration, and aggravating conflicts over limited natural … competition for scarce natural resources and result in migration, instability, and conflict. Over 1.3 billion people …

… the south-west region of the lake, such as the Amber Route, which connected the Adriatic to the Baltic Sea and … coupled with the human impacts of continued coastal migration, convinced South Africa, Namibia, and Angola, … South Africa’s West Coast has been witness to a dramatic migration of the staple West Coast fisheries over the past …