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TitleAgenda 21: Biological Diversity
AuthorWorld Resources Institute
AbstractAgenda 21: Biological Diversity (Overview, Policy Opportunities, References, Other Sources of Information,
Type Other
AffiliationWorld Resources Institute
URL:http://www.wri.org/rio-5/rio5biod.html
Peer ReviewUnknown Peer Review Process
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TitleAgenda 21: Biological Diversity (PDF Version)
AuthorWorld Resources Institute
AbstractAgenda 21: Biological Diversity (Overview, Policy Opportunities, References, Other Sources of Information, PDF Version)
Type Other
AffiliationWorld Resources Institute
URL:http://www.wri.org/wri/rio-5/acrobat/biodiv.pdf
Peer ReviewUnknown Peer Review Process
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TitleAgenda 21: Chapter 11. Combating deforestation
AuthorUnited Nations Conference on Environment and Development
AbstractText of Chapter 11 of the Treaty adopted at the 1992 United Nations Confrence on Environment and Development (UNCED - the ì "Earth Summit") in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Type Report
AffiliationUnited Nations
URL:http://www.cnie.org/agenda21/a21-11.htm
Peer ReviewUnknown Peer Review Process
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TitleAustralian Treasure
AuthorGraeme Kelleher
AbstractJournal with articles contributed various authors with different affiliations. Volume 6-2 (Spring 1997 issue) on Corals in Crisis includes: Coral Reefs in Crisis by Don ì Hinrichsen Australian Treasure by Graeme ì Kelleher, former Head of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Taming the Seahorse Trade about ì Amanda Vincent, McGill University in Canada
Type Online Journal
AffiliationPlanet 21
URL:http://www.oneworld.org/patp/vol6_2/kelleher.html
Peer ReviewUnknown Peer Review Process
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TitleBibliography
AuthorNASA, National Oceanographic & Atmospheric Administration
AbstractSite maintained as part of the U.S. government's research efforts on global change. Focuses on fires world wide which particularly impact forests and grasslands.
Type Other
AffiliationUS Government
URL:http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/Library/GlobalFire/fire_5.html
Peer ReviewUnknown Peer Review Process
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TitleBiodiversity
AuthorWorld Resources Institute
AbstractThis is chapter 11 of World Resources 1996-97, an primary reference volume on global environmental and natural resource conditions and trends for the United Nations, World Bank, and related international organizations. Chapter includes: Introduction New Biodiversity Assessment Threats to Coastal Ecosystems Marine Biodiversity Pressures on Marine Biodiversity Tools for Protecting Marine Biodiversity Data Tables (pdf format)
Type Report
AffiliationWorld Resources Institute
URL:http://www.wri.org/wri/wr-96-97/bi_txt1.html
Peer ReviewUnknown Peer Review Process
7
TitleBiodiversity for Food and Agriculture
AuthorHope Shand
AbstractPosted 9 February 1998. "Presents key chapters from "Human Nature", a study prepared for a study prepared for FAO by the Rural Advancement Foundation International. Until recently, ì agriculture and nature conservation were often seen as being in ì opposition. Today, there is growing recognition that food ì security and the conservation and sustainable use of agriculturalì biological diversity are inextricably linked. The Special coversì biodiversity in crops, plants, farm animals, forests, fish and ì aquatic life, and soil." The full publication is available in ì Portable Document Format (PDF) at: ì http://www.rafi.ca/publications/human_nature.html
Type Report
AffiliationRural Advancement Foundation International
URL:http://www.fao.org/sd/epdirect/epre0039.htm
Peer ReviewUnknown Peer Review Process
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TitleBiodiversity for food and agriculture
AuthorHope Shand
AbstractPosted 9 February 1998. Presents key chapters from "Human Nature", a study prepared for a
study prepared for FAO by the Rural Advancement Foundation International. Until recently,
agriculture and nature conservation were often seen as being in opposition. Today, there is
growing recognition that food security and the conservation and sustainable use of agricultural
biological diversity are inextricably linked. The Special covers biodiversity in crops, plants, farm
animals, forests, fish and aquatic life, and soil." The full publication is available in Portable
Document Format (PDF) at: http://www.rafi.ca/publications/human_nature.html"
Type Report (part of)
AffiliationRural Advancement Foundation International
URL:http://www.fao.org/WAICENT/FAOINFO/SUSTDEV/EPdirect/EPre0039.htm
Peer ReviewUnknown Review Process
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TitleBiodiversity Glossary of Terms
AuthorWorld Resources Institute
AbstractBiodiversity Glossary of Terms
Type Other
AffiliationWorld Resources Institute
URL:http://www.wri.org/biodiv/gbs-glos.html
Peer ReviewUnknown Peer Review Process
10
TitleBiodiversity in Freshwater Ecosystems
AuthorWorld Resources Institute
Abstract"Freshwaters are also home to a tremendous diversity of fish, amphibians, aquatic plants, invertebrates, and microorganisms. The Amazon River alone contains an estimated 3000 species of ì fish--only 25 percent less than the total number of mammals ì worldwide. And freshwater biodiversity is among the most poorly ì known on Earth. Scientists believe that Thailand may have as manyì as 1000 species of freshwater fish, but only some 475 have ì actually .."
Type Article
AffiliationWorld Resources Institute
URL:http://www.wri.org/biodiv/b03-gbs.html
Peer ReviewUnknown Peer Review Process
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TitleBiodiversity in Marine Ecosystems
AuthorWorld Resources Institute
AbstractBiodiversity in Marine Ecosystems
Type Article
AffiliationWorld Resources Institute
URL:http://www.wri.org/biodiv/b04-gbs.html
Peer ReviewUnknown Peer Review Process
12
TitleBiodiversity Photographs
AuthorWorld Resources Institute
AbstractBiodiversity Photographs
Type photographs
AffiliationWorld Resources Institute
URL:http://www.wri.org/wri/biodiv/graphics/photos/
Peer ReviewUnknown Peer Review Process
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TitleBiological Diversity: What it is and Why it is Important
AuthorWorld Resources Institute
AbstractBiological Diversity: What it is and Why it is Important
Type Article
AffiliationWorld Resources Institute
URL:http://www.wri.org/biodiv/cwb-i.html
Peer ReviewUnknown Peer Review Process
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TitleBiological Diversity: What it is and Why it is Important
AuthorWorld Resources Institute
Abstract"Our species entered the industrial age with a population of one billion and with biological diversity--the total of genes, species, and ecosystems on earth--possibly at an all-time high. Biological resources--the portion of diversity of actual or potential use to people--were freely available for exploitation to support development."
Type Article
AffiliationNone
URL:http://www.wri.org/biodiv/cwb-i.html
Peer ReviewUnknown Peer Review Process
15
TitleBioregional Management
AuthorWorld Resources Institute
AbstractBioregional management (Defining a Bioregion, Elements and Dynamics of a Bioregion, Related Links, Source)
Type Article
AffiliationWorld Resources Institute
URL:http://www.wri.org/biodiv/bioregio.html
Peer ReviewUnknown Peer Review Process
16
TitleBringing the Inca Canals Back to Life
AuthorSally Bowen
AbstractJournal with articles contributed various authors with different affiliations. 1996 issue on People and Mountains includes: Overview: Mountains and people by Derek Denniston Newsfile Taming the tourists by Martin Price, Oxford University Bringing the Inca canals back to life by Sally Bowen, Financial Times correspondent in Peru. Saving China's Holy Mountains by Martin Palmer, International Consultancy on Religion, Education and Culture Campaigner: Saving the Himalayas by Sujaya Misra
Type Online Journal
AffiliationPlanet 21
URL:http://www.oneworld.org/patp/vol5/feature2.html
Peer ReviewUnknown Peer Review Process
17
TitleCampaigner: Saving the Himalayas
AuthorSujaya Misra
AbstractJournal with articles contributed various authors with different affiliations. 1996 issue on People and Mountains includes: Overview: Mountains and People by Derek Denniston Newsfile Taming the Tourists by Martin Price, Oxford University Bringing the Inca Canals Back to Life by Sally Bowen, Financial Times correspondent in Peru. Saving China's Holy Mountains by Martin Palmer, International Consultancy on Religion, Education and Culture Campaigner: Saving the Himalayas by Sujaya Misra
Type Online Journal
AffiliationPlanet 21
URL:http://www.oneworld.org/patp/vol5/campaigner1.html
Peer ReviewUnknown Peer Review Process
18
TitleCoastal and Marine Resources
AuthorWorld Resources Institute
AbstractCoastal and marine resources
Type Article
AffiliationWorld Resources Institute
URL:http://www.wri.org/biodiv/marihome.html
Peer ReviewUnknown Peer Review Process
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TitleCoastlines at Risk
AuthorWorld Resources Institute
AbstractCoastlines at Risk
Type Article
AffiliationWorld Resources Institute
URL:http://www.wri.org/indictrs/coastrsk.htm
Peer ReviewUnknown Peer Review Process
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TitleConservation Guidelines (Overview, Policy Information, Facts and Figures)
AuthorWorld Resources Institute
AbstractConservation Guidelines (Overview, Policy Information, Facts and Figures)
Type Other
AffiliationWorld Resources Institute
URL:http://www.wri.org/biodiv/bri-how.html
Peer ReviewUnknown Peer Review Process


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