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… systems – a critical asset in an era of dramatic global change. Sacred natural sites are significant due to their … food, air and water, most essen- tial in stabilizing climate, most unique in cultural and natural heritage and … is an important new area of investigation. One area of mitigation might be to develop lists of vulnerable species …

… Climate refuge … iv v Foreword As the global climate change and biodiversity crises accelerate, the … through protected areas in turn underpins climate change mitigation and adaptation: protected areas provide natural …

… Professor in Environmental Law, Australian Centre for Climate and Environ- mental Law, Sydney Law School, Australia … it has become vulnerable under the impact of irreversible change; (vi) be directly or tangibly associated with events … drinking and irrigation, and erosion control; • disaster mitigation; • climate change adaptation. An effective way of …

… Professor in Environmental Law, Australian Centre for Climate and Environ- mental Law, Sydney Law School, Australia … it has become vulnerable under the impact of irreversible change; (vi) be directly or tangibly associated with events … drinking and irrigation, and erosion control; • disaster mitigation; • climate change adaptation. An effective way of …

… ecosystems and species, support livelihoods, contribute to climate stability and buffer against natural hazards. And … in an increasing number of natural World Heritage sites. Climate change is the fastest growing threat to natural World …

… of the status of ecological character of wetlands and its change or possible change, on the basis of scientific work on the development … nature and culture at Sacred Natural Sites during times of change and uncertainty, IUCN. Petanidou, T. (1997), Salt in …