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… and nature over time has produced an area of dis- tinct character with significant aesthetic, ecological and/or cultural value, and often with high … on Protected Areas 21 References Altieri, M. 1999. The ecological role of biodiversity in agroecosystems. …

… The economy has even at times been considered by certain ecological movements as the number one adversary. A more … - more aggressive farming practices, less favourable ecological conditions - have meant that the development of … broad a definition. Moreover, in addition to its complex character, the notion of economic incentives is vital for the …

… of strong winds and high wave surges, the slow-onset character of drought presents a particular challenge for any … Floods, on the other hand, tend to cause only moderate ecological damage, since they often occur in forests … may have been responsible for burning areas of “very high ecological value.” à USa – Over 10 000 residents were …

… living organisms and inorganic matter; the ecosystem and ecological relationships; buildings, structures, roads, … and indifference have posed a serious threat to the ecological balance. Framing of laws, Rules and Regulations … the electoral rolls of the relevant ward; (d) is of good character and is not commonly known as one who violates …

… for many different purposes. Such is the multi-dimensional character of land: where some see certain lands as … that comprises soil, vegetation, other biota, and the ecological and hydrological processes that operate within the … has emerged:14 the rights of survival of species and ecological interactions. Research shows that this view is …

… for the purpose of performing functions of a governmental character, that is, to regulate , restrain , supervise or … It is further argued that the AoA ignores important ecological considerations and undermines genetic diversity.22 … pharmaceutical, sanitary, veterinary, phytosanitary, ecological standards as well as requirements and controls of …