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… more difficult to meet the needs of a growing global human population, as well as to leave space for other species. … and used to promote the region, generating new economic growth, based on more passive tourism such as environmental … in the appropriate language, any implications for the population living in or near the area. After a conservation …

… a context of complex social and environmental changes. Population growth, often concentrated in the developing world, will … will be more mouths to feed and greater energy needs. Population growth will also lead to reduced water quality …

… degradation of natural resources caused by rapid population growth, industrialization, agricultural development, and …

… ecosystems are under increasing stress due to growing population and extension of agricultural land into forest and … natural resources as essential to the long-term economic growth and social development of their countries and the … purposes of the Association: (1) to accelerate economic growth, social progress and cultural development in the …

… hunting tourism, to the needs and traditions of the local population relating to hunting and collection of animals or … restoration of species that have reached critically low population levels, on 5 See www.un.org/millenniumgoals. 8 … the nature conservation zones contribute to comprehensive growth, hunger elimination and poverty alleviation. The …

… sample…usually designed to represent the opinions of a population by conducting interviews using a series of … geared toward explaining the criteria to the wider population.110 To give another example of a useful … post-2015 development agenda to create opportunities for growth and innovation. Finally, we recommend that, as part of …

… for improved decision-making, a more active and engaged population, and greater availability of information on … development” in the cause of sustained economic growth with little regard for environmental considerations. … case, the public authority had failed to provide the local population with information about risk factors and how to …

… (WMO), if current projections for global popula- tion growth and resource availability remain unchanged, about 34 … for this phenomenon. On the one hand there is an overall population increase which has led to increased water … led to an increase in the amount of water needed to meet population requirements. On the other hand, other reasons for …

… for improved decision-making, a more active and engaged population, and greater availability of information. This … development” in the cause of sustained economic growth with little regard for environmental considerations. … the consequences of envi- ronmental changes for the human population and developments in environmental law and policy. …