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… of the plains with their many wetlands and their use for agriculture en- tailed a heavy health cost for the people … d’Armagnac’s integrated management of water, wetlands, agriculture, cultural heritage and socio-economic … and networks 2. Pr imary uses of wet land resources 2.1 Agriculture [2.1.1. Rice cultivation]* 2.1.2 Other wetland …

… an absolute necessity forsurvival. With the emergence of agriculture, the availability of adequate water became an … and infrastructure; S Primary uses of wetland resources – agriculture, livestock rearing, fishing and aquaculture, …

… profile: Disabled Composite Default screen growth, mining, agriculture and forestry. Additional threats include overuse, … roadways, extension of power lines, or reclaimed land for agriculture. Such fragmentation leads to loss of species, and … from competing land uses, such as industrial agriculture and forestry, mining, logging, intensive tourism, …

… and one indicator each for boundary gazettement, grazing, agriculture, and pop- ulation and alternative livelihoods. … Villages are organized along the ravines and coulees, with agriculture in the lower elevations and pastures in the …

… and one indicator each for boundary gazettement, grazing, agriculture, and pop- ulation and alternative livelihoods. … Villages are organized along the ravines and coulees, with agriculture in the lower elevations and pastures in the …