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… hunting, fishing, cutting timber, gathering/ foraging, farming, scientific research (taking of specimens)? • Who … to use the area (for example for hunting, fishing, farming, gathering, spiritual activities), public rights such …

… EU has, since its inception, played a key role in shaping farming practices, through the Common Agricultural Policy … permitting] would be very complex and incredibly resource-intensive.”169 He noted that “Any differences in compliance … from the uplands of Wales, and the interactions between farming, forestry or other sectors and the natural …

… and political empowerment; (ii) Stimulating employment-intensive growth and increasing agricultural productiv- ity; …

… many countries still focus attention on crop farming to the detriment of the health of rangelands. … resource uses. A piece of land may support pastoralism, farming and fishing, practised by resident and non-resident … systems that favour private individual title and in which intensive agriculture and extractive industries are rapidly …

… would enable subsistence farmers to practice sustainable farming, to provide food, to ensure an income, and to enhance … contact with the Danube and Raab River systems. Following intensive drainage of the Hanság basins in the twentieth … or restricted as well as ‘aquaculture regions’ where fish farming would be concentrated.101 Guidelines on Containment …

… of these efforts, enabling recognized experts to undertake intensive research and present detailed, balanced, and … debate, and to build our analyses and recommendations on intensive legal research. This fourth book in our Series, … contracts, are coverage, enforcement and provisions for farming communities. 1.4.1.1 Coverage From the ABS …

… od requirements and abundances do not coincide52,61. Energy‐intensive migrations are timed with critical life  … impacts  is  that  that  it would be  less  resource  intensive  in  terms of  funding and  time  required  … less resource  intensive,  both  … livestock farming, agriculture and  …

… development of local agricultural businesses, from poultry farming to yak breeding, and the sustainable collection of … managed for extensive grazing • Areas set aside for more intensive activities, including mining N ew P ar tn er sh ip …

… activities is exceeded. This is especially due to the intensive exploitation of mineral resources and, more … anthropic disturbances in geobiochemical cycles caused by intensive exploitation of mineralised energy stocks (IPCC, … More communities are now engaged in subsistence crop farming, but under very difficult conditions. Like most parts …