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… highlights opportunities to firmly embed conservation in land use planning and development. Continu- ously increasing … spatial distribution of biodiversity information on the land and in the sea. Such knowledge is used to underpin conservation, restoration, marine and land use planning and natu- ral resource management. In …

… Conversely, companies are major players in the wider land- scape and as such are responsible for their impact on … have legal designation for any particular kind of land use (e.g. they are not necessarily Protected Areas). D … relevant aspects of the socio-economic context (e.g. land 2. tenure, political boundaries) may be taken into …

… and users of biodiversity information “Scientists, land managers, practitioners, research institutions, … Department of Farming and Rural Affairs says about common land (the origin of our term used here): “It is a popular misconception that common land is "owned" by everyone. This is not the case. The term …

… (d) Patterns of disposal: e.g., disposal of chemical on land leads to ground water contamination. 11. Description of …