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… fauna and flora) (ii) Conservation of biodiversity within farming systems (iii) Sustainable land use (iv) Enhancement … systems and of biodiversity in wild nature, within farming systems and in relation to sustainable land use …

… u ra l h e ri ta g e o f w e tl a n d s evolved into more intensive wetland taro production. In Japan, farming in wetlands was added to the use of wild resources at …

… fisheries 2.3.3 Extensive aquaculture practice [2.3.4 Intensive aquaculture facilities] 2.3.5 Sports fishing 2.4 … fisheries 2.3.3 Extensive aquaculture practice 2.3.4 Intensive aquaculture facilities 2.3.5 Sports fishing 2.4 … mechanised fishing methods and gear, and of unsustainable intensive aquaculture. Unfortunately, these new systems often …

… the adaptive design to the particular social context. Such intensive planning processes may in turn trigger the … and equitable approach to governance is time and resource-intensive but many scholars and practitioners have come to … landscape and shaped the ecology, especially through fire-farming. They have done so for somewhere over 50,000 years. …

… as industrial agriculture and forestry, mining, logging, intensive tourism, residential devel- opment, or where there … and Hitozato, the cleared and inten- sively settled farming areas. Within the latter are found numerous small … and undisturbed vegetation, isolated amongst areas of intensive agriculture and other modified land use. They …