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… destination in all of Africa, and tourism is one of the lead sectors of its economy. The park is on most itineraries. … in both environments an Visitors feeding wildlife can lead to serious problems. In the Hong Kong Country Parks, … is eliminated by antibiotics. If untreated, it can lead to meningitis, heart disorders and severe arthritis. In …

… a number of Senegalese and international institutions. The lead partner for research on wild resource values was the …

… when action is really what is necessary? These ‘whys’ will lead to another essential question: if there were to be such … to the Global Ministerial Environment Forum in the lead-up to the WSSD: “The Earth Summit in Rio was a time of … has access to enough safe water at an affordable cost to lead a healthy and productive life and that the vulnerable …

… the Maximum Sustainable Yield (“MSY”) and does not lead to over-exploitation. Serious over-exploitation often …

… publication. Acknowledgements are first extended to the lead authors: Dr. Markus W. Gehring and Dr. Alexandra … UNEP, this Compendium was conceptualized by the legal team lead by: Ms. Wanhua Yang, Ms. Andrea Brusco, Mr. Robert … from the business as usual approach, and which lead to investment in natural capital for long-term …

… information on threats from the IUCN Red List has also lead to partnerships 18 …

… understanding of ecosystems and their natural processes lead States to conclude more comprehensive agreements … 3) regionalization, and 4) promotion of overachievement by lead countries. 18 In using selective incentives, additional … the fourth approach, the promotion of overachievement by lead countries. Some 2 For example, those under CITES, the …

… dependency of agricultural fields on fertilizer could lead to severe nutrient leaching and downstream water quality … reduced carbon emission and watershed preservation might lead to the relocation of indigenous people and restrict or …