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… initiatives 3 2.1 TBCAs do not equal “no man’s land” 7 2.2 Why “peripheral border posts” were not acceptable … of Transboundary Conservation Areas 1 “An area of land and/or sea especially dedicated to the protection and … TBPAs and the re-establishment of peaceful conditions and restoration of damaged ecosystems after armed conflict. 22.. …

… relevance to this region, spanning 13,000 km of the land behind the former Iron Curtain, from the Barents Sea in … Areas Sandwith et al. (2001) define a TBPA as “an area of land and/or sea that straddles one or more borders between … administrative process. On the Hungarian side, ecosystem restoration figured prominently among the management tasks …

… aquifer. It can also result in the subsidence of overlying land, which can destroy the storage and transmission … negatively affected. Further, contamination from various land-based human activities, such as, agricultural, … of aquifer pollution; (h) direct the owner or occupier of land to seal off any borehole situated on the land – (i) …

… 1. Transboundary Protected Area is defined as “an area of land and/or sea that straddles one or more borders between … initiatives also help maintain or restore traditional land use practices. From an economic standpoint, … and threatened species, transfer of specimens for ex-situ restoration • protection or restoration of animal or plant …

… and landscape protection, protection of the agricultural land and fisheries; (2) professional work in nature … from their neighbours by thousands of kilometres of land and maritime boundaries. Approximately one-third of all … offered more habitat that could be used in future. Habitat restoration was recognized as an immediate priority for Viet …

… incorrect use of flora will have a negative influence on land resources, causing erosion. This whole process will … Argentina, page 95. 10 11 This specifically includes all land and smaller rivers that supply the main river with … conservation of the watercourse and, where necessary, the restoration of ecosystems. The Agreement concerning …

… (13) establishes that a river basin refers to the area of land from which all surface run-off flows through a sequence … 2 (15) defines the river basin district as the area of land and sea made up of one or more neighbouring river … including land use planning; and ecosystem management and restoration. Other ’no-regret’ measures include improvements …

… conflicts between traditional law and general law, land tenure, land use and planning may place significant constraints on … informally in a style which stresses conciliation and restoration.” 46 By retaining control over many resources the …

… conflicts between traditional law and general law, land tenure, land use and planning may place significant constraints on … informally in a style which stresses conciliation and restoration.” 46 By retaining control over many resources the …

… the coordinated devel- opment and management of water, land, and related resources at the river basin level – are … are simply not separable. Cooperation in the management of land and water within a basin ecosystem brings benefits to … costs of river development and management (e.g., watershed restoration, dams or reservoirs to regulate river flow), or …