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… MANAGING NATURAL WORLD HERITAGE M A N A G IN G N A T U R A L W O R L D H E R IT A G … 2012 by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. 7, place de Fontenoy, 75352 Paris 07 … November 2011) Managing Natural World Heritage Managing Cultural World Heritage W or ld H er it ag e R e so u rc e M …

… the Great Barrier Reef and the Tropical Rainforest World Heritage Areas. Rainforest CRC The Cooperative Research … the community, while ensuring conservation of the unique cultural and natural features of the rainforest. Web site: … diversity of protected areas – with different values, cultural settings and management regimes – means that it is …

… challenge for management is to ensure that the natural and cultural qualities of the area are safeguarded and that the … It is not surprising that the core zone is a World Heritage site and the whole Park a bios- phere reserve. The … by UNESCO, recognizing its nat- ural environment, unique cultural heritage and willing- ness to embrace sustainable …

… lake, however, its bird populations and the park’s World Heritage status all remain at risk from the effects of … Monitoring Centre (2008). Protected Areas and World Heritage. http://www.unep-wcmc.org/sites/wh/ (Accessed 24 …

… threatened, endemic, rare, or of particular ecological, cultural or socio-economic significance. ● Do not feel that … coral reef ecosystem in the world, and a recognised World Heritage Site. It extends for 2 300 km along the eastern … (such as flood control and water purification), and cultural services (such as recreational benefits). 10. …

… for the visit is outdoor recreation for natural parks and cultural appreciation for historic sites. 2. VISIT: a … for the area typically are recreational, educational or cultural. Non- mandated purposes could include passage … of natural resources and preservation of cultural heritage, and to enhance opportunities for coastal recreation …

… economic, technological, social, political and cultural pressures, in meaningful ways, have to be handled … strategies for biodiversity conservation, their biological heritage is threatened by the loss of natural habitats. This …

… ESCR International Network for Economic, Social and Cultural Rights FAO Food and Agriculture Organization of the … with the goal of ensuring that their economic, social, cultural and political interests in genetic resources are … this out at p. 460. 67 overturn the doctrine of “Common Heritage of Mankind” and garner private funds for …

… BioTrade, United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, University of Queensland, Australia, … including an understanding of the social, economic and cultural drivers motivating behaviour and their interplay, in … Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture and the World Heritage Convention.5 About GBO-4 �e fourth edition of the …

… the Great Barrier Reef and the Tropical Rain- forest World Heritage Areas. Website: www.jcu.edu.au Contact: Associate … the community, while ensuring conservation of the unique cultural and natural features of the rainforest. Website: … At the most general level, we need extensive societal and cultural change to focus on the root causes of biodiversity …