Conserving biodiversity a research agenda for development agencies : report of a panel of the Board on Science and Technology for International Development, U.S. National Research Council
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Format: | eBook |
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Washington, DC :
National Academy Press
1992.
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Edition: | 1st ed |
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Table of Contents:
- CONSERVING BIODIVERSITY
- Copyright
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- Contents
- Executive Summary
- BIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF CONSERVATION
- Biological Surveys, Inventory, and Monitoring
- National Biological Inventories
- Global Biological Survey
- Screening of Organisms
- Monitoring
- Conservation Research
- Site-Specific Research
- Conservation Biology Principles and Methods
- Sustainable Use of Biological Resources
- Restoring and Utilizing Degraded Lands
- Information Needs
- Computer Data Bases and Inventories
- Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems
- Strengthening Scientific Networks
- Human Resources
- Developing Taxonomic Expertise
- Strengthening Local Institutions
- Expanding Cooperative Research Programs
- SOCIOECONOMIC CONTEXT
- Project-or Country-Level Research
- International Economic Research
- Global Macroeconomic Research
- CULTURAL CONTEXT
- Local Management Systems
- Adapting Local Knowledge
- Promoting Local Knowledge
- Priority Groups
- RECOMMENDATIONS
- CONCLUSION
- 1 Biodiversity and Development
- BIODIVERSITY: DEFINITIONS AND VALUES
- LOSS OF BIODIVERSITY
- Natural Versus Accelerated Rates of Biodiversity Loss
- SCIENTIFIC UNDERSTANDING OF BIODIVERSITY
- Plants
- Fungi
- Microorganisms
- Invertebrates
- Vertebrates
- Tropical Aquatic Systems
- Marine Biota
- IMPLICATIONS FOR DEVELOPMENT AGENCIES
- Responding to Research Needs
- 2 Biological Aspects of Conservation
- BIOLOGICAL SURVEYS, INVENTORY, AND MONITORING
- National Biological Inventories
- Research Priorities
- Global Biological Survey
- Research Priorities
- Screening of Organisms
- Research Priorities
- Monitoring
- Research Priorities
- CONSERVATION RESEARCH
- Site-Specific Research
- Research Requirements
- Goals and Guidelines
- Recommended Areas for Site Selection
- Research Priorities.
- Conservation Biology Principles and Methods
- Research Priorities
- Sustainable Use of Biological Resources
- Research Priorities
- Restoring and Using Degraded Lands
- Research Priorities
- INFORMATION NEEDS
- Computer Data Bases and Inventories
- Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems
- Strengthening Scientific Networks
- HUMAN RESOURCES
- Developing Taxonomic Expertise
- Strengthening Local Institutions
- Expanding Cooperative Research Programs
- 3 Biodiversity Research: The Socioeconomic Context
- ECONOMIC RESEARCH AND THE CONSERVATION OF BIODIVERSITY
- PROJECT-OR COUNTRY-LEVEL ECONOMIC RESEARCH
- Analysis of Causal Mechanisms
- Research Agenda
- Valuation Research
- Research Agenda
- Research on Economic Incentives and Disincentives
- Research Agenda
- INTERNATIONAL-LEVEL ECONOMIC RESEARCH
- GLOBAL ECONOMIC RESEARCH
- OPPORTUNITIES FOR ACTION
- 4 Biodiversity Research: The Cultural Context
- DIVERSITY AND DEVELOPMENT
- LOCAL KNOWLEDGE AND BIODIVERSITY
- Nature of Local Knowledge
- Tropical Technologies
- Shifting Agriculture
- Intensive Agricultural Systems
- Extensive Systems
- Tropical Forests
- RESEARCH ON LOCAL KNOWLEDGE
- Priority Groups for Research
- A Cultural Research Agenda
- Use of Resources-Social Concepts of Biodiversity
- Effects of Land or Resource Tenure and Uses on Biological Diversity
- Impact of Changing Conditions
- Social Valuation of Biodiversity at the National Level
- References and Recommended Reading
- Board on Science and Technology for International Development
- MEMBERS
- HOW TO ORDER BOSTID REPORTS
- ENERGY
- TECHNOLOGY OPTIONS
- PLANTS
- INNOVATIONS IN TROPICAL FORESTRY
- MANAGING TROPICAL ANIMAL RESOURCES
- HEALTH
- RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
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