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… their characteristics, but the biodiversity benefits are incidental to the main purpose of forest management – see … for defence purposes, but biodiversity protection is an incidental consequence, and is vulnerable to political … (e.g. around Panama City), active restoration is taking place in places where forests have been degraded or …

… limited traditional use by indigenous people this is incidental to management aims rather than an intrinsic part … Ib wilderness areas where such use will be minimal and incidental to conservation aims. They also contribute to the … in an increasing number of sub-national governments taking responsibility for protected areas; here the local or …

… areas requiring retread in the wake of developments taking place subsequent to the promulgation of these laws. … lake or stream; (xli) ‘work’ includes a survey, whether incidental to any other work or not; and (xlii) ‘worker means … shall exercise such powers which are ancillary and incidental thereto. (2) Until different provisions, rules or …

… Co-operation viii Preface IUCN is to be congratulated in taking the initiative and sustaining efforts to promote the … methods of attack with a view to avoiding or minimising incidental damage to TBPAs. 4. If a party to the armed … attack, with a view to avoiding or minimising direct and incidental damage to the area, and iv) only after advance …

… Area (TBCA), captures the twin concerns of conservation taking place within a context of regional development, and … methods of attack with a view to avoiding or minimising incidental damage to TBPAs. 4. If a party to the armed … attack, with a view to avoiding or minimising direct and incidental damage to the area, and (iv) only after advance …

… limited traditional use by indigenous people this is incidental to management aims rather than an intrinsic part … Ib wilderness areas where such use will be minimal and incidental to conservation aims. They also contribute to the … in an increasing number of sub-national governments taking responsibility for protected areas; here the local or …

… (including concessionaires and their employees), c) brief, INCIDENTAL PASSAGE into the park by pedestrian or vehicular … concerns will turn more toward preventive monitoring of incidental or emergent use (Table 5). 2 . 5 . 2 S H O R T C O … located than the area where sensing is actually taking place. 3 . 15 S E C O N D A R Y R E C O R D S Counting …

… 7 Outline of a process for assessing, evaluating and taking action on the governance of a system of protected … and conservation existed, someone, somewhere, has been taking decisions about them. What is new is that we are … and contribute to health, livelihoods and well- being…taking into account the needs of women, indigenous and local …

… conservation efforts started. The problem is that these incidental yet extremely important social benefits of PAs are … efforts started (see Box 3 Rekawa Lagoon, Sri Lanka). Taking conservation steps have increased the fish output and … by colonial and national governments, villagers are now taking control over land, water and forests, and …

… Initiative” on Rights-based approaches in World Heritage: Taking stock and looking forward Editors Amund Sinding-Larsen … Initiative” on Rights-based approaches in World Heritage: Taking stock and looking forward Editors Amund Sinding-Larsen … In 2011 such collaboration was still rudimentary and incidental. ■ CAPACITY BUILDING: Facilitating an information …