Reference Library
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2007. Traditional forest knowledge: Challenges and opportunities. Forest Ecology and Management 249.
Author's Keywords: conservation, indigenous knowledge, local knowledge, forest history, sustainable forest management, Cultural landscapes, Heritage |
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Kalamandeen, M. and Gillson, L. 2007. Demything "wilderness": Implications for protected area designation and management. 16:165-182.
Author's Keywords: biodiversity, Solomon Islands, national parks, ecosystem management, Cultural landscapes, WISE USE, flux of nature, balance of nature, pristine forests |
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Saunders, Denis A. and Briggs, Sue V. 2002. Nature grows in straight lines-or does she? What are the consequences of the mismatch between human-imposed linear boundaries and ecosystem boundaries? An Australian example. Landscape And Urban Planning 61:71-82.
Author's Keywords: native vegetation, perennial trees, agricultural landscapes, landscape planning |
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Young, Kenneth R. 1997. Wildlife conservation in the cultural landscapes of the central Andes. Landscape and Urban Planning 38:137-147.
Author's Keywords: andes, nature reserves, endangered species, Cultural landscapes, Subsistence agriculture |