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… in order to speed up population expansion and reduce the vulnerability of the population to localized catastrophic … establish the ecology of the species and reasons for its vulnerability. The need for periodic anthropogenic …

… the wider landscapes and seascapes Trends in condition and vulnerability of ecosystems Trends in proportion of …

… capacity for vulnerable protected areas and habitats. The vulnerability is a function of the character, magnitude, and … Natural England (2011). A national climate change vulnerability assessment. Natural England Technical …

… decreases ecosystem resilience. This in turn increases vulnerability to climate change stressors and natural hazards … activities to increase resilience and reduce the vulnerability of people and the environment to climate change … and landscape restoration to reduce the risk of, and vulnerability to, drought and flood shocks. Protected Areas …

… context. Climate Change 2007: Impacts, adaptation and vulnerability. 2007. Geneva: Intergovernmental Panel on … Protected Areas | 107 Group II: Impacts, adaptation, and vulnerability. Geneva: IPPC. [Online report accessed 13 …

… far behind that of other communities, creating poverty and vulnerability that undermine the sustainability of the … sector81. At the same time recognition is growing of the vulnerability of the global food system to climate change, … such as reduced herd mobility, rangeland degradation and vulnerability to natural hazards have been observed in …

… been affected negatively during war situations.56 Africa’s vulnerability to armed conflict makes this an issue of …

… change. Population growth in at-risk areas increases vulnerability to natural disasters, and climate change is … and create new river- floodplain habitats. Because of the vulnerability to erosion mentioned above, these levees often … wetlands can store up to 285 Mm3 of floodwaters, reducing vulnerability to flooding in the central Yangtze region, …