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Photos and RealAudio, Tuesday, 7th
September '99
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Norway/UN Conference on the Ecosystem Approach for Sustainable Use
of Biological Diversity, participants met to hear presentations on
the themes of management in dynamic environments and the
socio-economy of sustainable resource use. Participants also heard
side presentations on the Ecosystem Conservation Group's work on
large-scale ecosystem management in the marine environment and on
key questions in legalizing the ecosystem approach. |
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Management in dynamic environments.
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Raed Bani Hani, General
Corp. for Environment Protection, Jordan chats with Stas Burgiel. |
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The socio-economy of sustainable resource use.
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| Mary Shetto, Tanzanian Ministry of
Agriculture and Cooperatives, presented on the institutional
requirements for community-based management of land resources in
Tanzania. She showed a video on human pressures leading to
environmental degradation and desertification in Tanzania's
dryland ecosystems, and community-based efforts to combat them. |
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Session Chair Monica
Hammer, University of Stockholm, with session rapporteur. |
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View of Trondheim from a window of the Royal
Garden Hotel. The river Nidelva, in the foreground, is one of
the richest salmon rivers in Norway.
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Kenton
Miller, World Resources Institute, examined the
conceptualization and application of the bioregional approach.
