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International Conference on Transboundary Protected Areas as a Vehicle for International Co-operation 16-18 September 1997
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Table of Contents
Front page
Table of Contents
Parks for Peace - Preface
Acknowledgement of support
Conference Report - Front page
Acknowledgement of
support, objectives, participation, introduction
Plenary presentations: Kathy MacKinnon,
Larry Hamilton, Clare Shine, Jose Castro-Chamberlain, José
Cisneros and Julio Carrera, Yemi Katerere, Gerald Blake, Ron Seale
Plenary presentations: Ayman Rabi,
Robert Brunner, Jan Cerovsky, Trevor Sandwith, John Hanks, Samson
Werikhe, John Bizimana and Norbert Mushenzi, Annette Lanjouw and José
Kalpers, Faisal Abu-Izzeddin, Thomas Dillon, Ragab Yagoub Abdullah
Plenary presentations: Michael Green
and Dorothy Zbicz, Arthur Westing, Steve Gartlan, Juan Carlos Godoy
Issues raised in plenary discussions
Working group discussions: Working
Group 1 and 2
Working group discussions: Working
Group 3 and 4
Recommendations
Declaration of principles
Welcome address by Dr. Z. Palo Jordan
Opening remarks by IUCN Director General:
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Opening remarks by IUCN Director General:
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Papers presented at the conference
Guidelines for effective transboundary cooperation: philosophy and best practices, by Larry Hamilton, United States
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Benefits of TBC
Impediments to TBC
Guidelines and best practices:
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Guidelines and best practices:
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Literature cited
Legal mechanisms to strengthen and safeguard transboundary protected areas, by Clare Shine, France
Introduction
Section 2.1
Section 2.2
Section 2.3
Section 3 to 3.2
Section 3.3 to 4
Selected bibliography
Peace parks in central america. successes & failures in implementing management cooperation, by José Castro-Chamerlain, Costa Rica
Introduction
1. The La Amistad International Park , Biosphere Reserve &
World Heritage Site Experience
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2. SI-A-PAZ/San Juan River Basin
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2 Bibliography
Transboundary collaboration in the protection of shared natural resources along the United States-Mexico border, by José Cisneros, United States and Julio Carrera, Mexico
Parks without peace, by Yemi Katerere, Zimbabwe
The geopolitics of transboundary cooperation: an overview, by Gerald Blake, United Kingdom
Parks at the edge: the case of Uganda, by Ron Seale, Uganda
Ecological resources of the Dead Sea basin and their sustainable use: problems and cooperation between the countries of the basin, by Ayman Rabi, Israel
Transboundary cooperation in Europe: progress and possibilities in solving environmental problems and social conflicts, by Robert Brunner, Austria
Transboundary cooperation in Europe: progress and possibilities in solving environmental problems and social conflicts
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Transfrontier protected areas along the former "iron curtain" in Europe, by Jan Cerovsky, Czech Republic
The Drakensberg-Maloti transfrontier conservation area: experience and lessons learned, by Trevor Sandwith, South Africa
Protected areas during and after conflict the objectives and activities of the Peace Parks Foundation, by John Hanks, South Africa
The impact of war on protected areas in central africa. Case study of virunga volcanoes region, by Samso Werikhe, Uganda
Potential for the creation of a Peace Park in the Virunga Volcano region, by Annette Lanjouw, Kenya and José Kalpers, Kenya
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Lebanon - The role of the protected areas project in promoting peace, by Faisal Abu-Izzedin, Lebanon
Parks, peace and progress: a forum for transboundary conservation in Indochina, by Thomas Dillon, Vietnam
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Protected areas during and after conflict Nimule National Park: a case study, by Ragab Yagoub Abdullah, Qatar
Status of the world's transfrontier protected areas, by Dorothy Zbicz, United States and Michael Green, United Kingdom
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A transfrontier reserve for peace and nature on the Korean peninsula, by Arthur Westing, United States
The Central African experience in transfrontier protected areas. a case study of the tri-state project between the Central African Republic, Congo, Cameroon; and the national parks between Cameroon and Nigeria, by Steve Gartland, Cameroon
The Meso-American Biological Corridor: a regional tool for transboundary co-operation and peace keeping efforts, by Juan Carlos Godoy, Panama
Annex A: Participants list
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