IUCN Projects in Protected Areas

Oceans | Marine

International Marine Conservation Congress

20-24 May 2009 …  

20 May 2009 | Description - Project

North America and the Caribbean | Protected Areas

Pathways to Success: Integrating Human Dimensions into Fish and Wildlife Management Increasing Human Capacity for Global Human-Wildlife Coexistence,

Pathways to Success: Integrating Human Dimensions into Fish and Wildlife Management Increasing Human Capacity for Global Human-Wildlife Coexistence,
28 September - 2 October …  

28 Sep 2008 | Description - Project

Jiri National Park, Korea
Asia | Protected Areas

From demilitarized zone to peace park

Using conservation and environment to create a “peace park” to support international efforts to resolve the entrenched geopolitical situation between the two Koreas, while protecting the environment. …  

02 Apr 2008 | Description - Project

Hoper Glacier, flowing out of the Central Karakoram National Park is one of a number of high mountain glacial systems which are crucial to the water needs of communities living in the valleys around the park.  .  The management plan for this park needs to consider actions to secure sustainable valley irrigation and domestic water supply in the face of global climate change.
Protected Areas | Asia

Finding a workable conservation model for high altitude ecosystems

Using traditional protected areas, and other community-based natural resource management tools in Nepal, Pakistan and Tibet. …  

01 Apr 2008 | Description - Project

Lagodekhi Nature Reserve, Georgia
Protected Areas

Developing National Systems of Protected Areas and Capacity Development for Management Authorities

Dating back to the creation of Lagodekhi Reserve in Georgia in 1912, there is a long history of protected areas in the Caucasus. Most of them were designated in the second half of 20th Century. The region comprises protected areas of different categories (from IUCN category I to VI), with Strict Nature Reserves (the former Soviet Zapovedniks) forming a significant part. …  

27 Feb 2008 | Description - Project

Ktsia-Tabatskuri Managed Reserve, Georgia
Protected Areas

Management Plan for Ktsia-Tabatskuri Managed Reserve

The Ktsia-Tabatskuri Managed Reserve (KTMR), an IUCN Category 4 Protected Area in the Samtskhe-Javakheti Region, was established by the Georgian Government in 1995. The reserve is partly situated within the pipeline corridor of the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan Pipeline. …  

27 Feb 2008 | Description - Project

Marketing traditional knowledge in Kenozerski National Park, Russia
Protected Areas

Protected Areas for Life!

The IUCN project “Sustainable Development Models for Local Communities of Protected Areas in the North-West of Russia” is intended to improve cooperation of protected areas in the Russian North West with communities and other stakeholders to promote sustainable rural development in this part of Russia. …  

27 Feb 2008 | Description - Project

Interactive map of Protected Areas of the Leningrad Region
Protected Areas | Europe

A database of Regional Protected Areas in Central European Russia

Founded more nearly a century ago, the existing Russian system of protected areas includes more than 15,000 reserved territories with different goals and protection mode. Zapovedniks (strict nature reserves) and national parks have federal status and play the key role in preservation of unique natural complexes, specific evolutionary and ecologic processes, but regional protected areas are of no less importance for the conservation of biodiversity. …  

27 Feb 2008 | Description - Project

European Green Belt
Europe | Protected Areas

The Green Belt Initiative

„To create the backbone of an ecological network, running from the Barents to the Black Sea that is a global symbol for transboundary cooperation in nature conservation and sustainable development.“ …  

25 Feb 2008 | Description - Project

Fallow Deer (Dama dama)
Europe | Protected Areas

Natura 2000 and Hunting

With this project, IUCN assesses the European Commission’s Sustainable Hunting Initiative and analyses its strengths and weaknesses. We encourage greater engagement of the hunting community in the implementation of the birds’ directive and the habitats’ directive and want to further engage the community of wildlife recreational users in conservation and management of Natura 2000. …  

22 Feb 2008 | Description - Project

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