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… 1961 273 5.1.3.2 NWFP Fisheries Rules 1976 279 5.1.4 Wildlife/Fauna, Non-Timber, Flora 294 5.1.4.1 NWFP Wildlife (Protection, Preservation, Conservation and Management) Act 1975 294 5.1.4.2 NWFP Wildlife (Protection, Preservation, Conservation and …

… highly regulated by the chief. For example, the killing of wildlife was determined by the chief, who could organize … as a safeguard for the poor's future land needs); and "wildlife management areas" (in which cattle were permitted to graze but which were primarily reserved for wildlife) (Watson and Cullis, 2005). Large areas of the …

… (recreation, conservation of riverine and lacustrine wildlife habitats, fishing) are frequently described as "non … that could not be owned along with air, the seas and wildlife.117 At the same time it was recognized that things … Justice, 14 Water Law 150 FAO LEGISLATIVE STUDIES 1. Wildlife and national park legislation in Asia, 1971 (E*) 2. …

… ecosystem for the production of grazing livestock and wildlife” (Allen et al., 2011). Rangelands can include … such as medicinal and cosmetic plant products, honey and wildlife tourism. These indirect values could also include … rangeland or to convert it to industrial cultivation or wildlife conservation. Decisions that seem to have positive …

… gaseous air pollutants (McPherson, 1991) and provision of wildlife habitat (De Graaf, 1985). Planting of vegetation is … through its affiliated agencies, the Protected Areas and Wildlife Bureau (PAWB), and by NGOs such as the Park … forest structure in urban and suburban environments: some wildlife implications in New England. Journal of …

… laws  on  environment,  soil  conservation,  wildlife,  protected  areas,  plant  protection, water  … investments  and  measures  to  protect  biodiversity,  wildlife  habitats,  human  … of  biodiversity,  forest  genetic  resources, wildlife  … including laws governing  protected areas, wildlife  and biodiversity, laws to  combat desertification  …