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… and other sectors, such as agriculture, forestry, mining, tourism, and urban and regional planning. One of the useful …

… from other income produced in the protected areas, such as tourism or access fees (Articles 5, 100). Limitations of … regulation (such as the generation of income derived from tourism) do not seem to apply to water-related PES. In order … Guide the elaboration of studies and regulations for eco-tourism programmes in national parks; • and Design and …

… ethnological and archaeological wealth, and promoting tourism).136 The Guarani Aquifer Agreement requires … education, participation and awareness (CEPA) program; tourism programs; national inventories of wetlands and their …

… Hon. Valli Moosa, the Minister of Environment Affairs and Tourism of South Africa, and was chaired by the Chief Justice …

… (NGOs, research institutes) and other interested parties (tourism, boat owners) share responsibility and authority in … as for irrigation by inland waters, recreational fishing, tourism etc;128 on the other hand, high resource rents could …

… Protection of endangered areas has benefits for agro-tourism, aesthetic value, protection of biodi- versity and …

… only Footprints: the Environmental Impacts of Wildlife Tourism. International Institute for Environment and …

… reserves, forestry and mineral exploitation, ranches and tourism have served to hem in rural communities and deprive … the growth of the industry, mining, agriculture and tourism sectors were deemed necessary to the development of … for beachfront land and other areas ripe for potential tourism investment - government officials have appeared to be …

… Sarhad Development Organization Ordinance 1993 726 6.1.9 Tourism 6.1.10 Import/Export 6.1.11 Phytosanitary/Quarantine … popular tourist areas are located in the NWFP. Yet the tourism industry remains unregulated, with no legally-binding … or grant of any such land for a specified time, for eco-tourism, mining, research, trade, sustainable development or …

… part of the world to another through trade, transport, and tourism, all utterly dependent on cheap and convenient … activity may also negatively affect the recreational and tourism values of certain areas, although providing access to such areas may also have positive benefits to tourism. Noise from helicopters and other activities may …