Change the IUCN Protected Area Categories to Reflect Biodiversity Outcomes
Copyright policy )Change the IUCN Protected Area Categories to Reflect Biodiversity Outcomes
Current classifications of IUCN protected areas are based on management objectives. Fully revising the category system to reflect each category's contributions to biodiversity would greatly enhance their value as effective tools for conserving biodiversity.
- Queensland University of Technology Australia
- University of Queensland Australia
- Sapienza University of Rome Italy
- Imperial College London United Kingdom
- James Cook University Australia
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570, Conservation of Natural Resources, Conservation management, Management objectives, QH301-705.5, Essay, wildlife, review, 577, 050202 Conservation and Biodiversity, Biodiversity conservation, environmental management, Landscape, 0502 Environmental Science and Management, Biology (General), environmental protection, biodiversity, environmental monitoring, species habitat, article, 050205 Environmental Management, Biodiversity, 050211 Wildlife and Habitat Management, ecosystem restoration, 050209 Natural Resource Management, Global comparisons, 050204 Environmental Impact Assessment, Land and sea protection
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