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GROUP DETAILS
Created: May 21, 2008
Updated: Nov 27, 2009
Membership: Open
Semi-Private
Conservation Actions >>
Taxonomy: Land/Water Protection
General Info
- Definition:
- Actions to identify, establish or expand parks and other legally protected areas, and to protect resource rights.
- Keywords:
- Land protection, water protection, site protection, area protection, resource protection, habitat protection, biodiversity, conservation, action
About
This class contains all actions designed to directly protect
biodiversity through parks, reserves, easements, or other similar
means. It includes Site/Area Protection and Resource and Habitat
Protection as sub-categories.
This category is part of a standard classification of ‘Conservation Actions’ edited by the World Conservation Union (IUCN) and in use by all major biodiversity conservation organizations such as The Nature Conservancy, Birdlife International, Wildlife Conservation Society, and World Wildlife Fund. For a detailed description of the classification please go here. To search for solutions, service providers, consultants, practitioners, and funders related to this conservation action use the Conservation Pages.
This category is part of a standard classification of ‘Conservation Actions’ edited by the World Conservation Union (IUCN) and in use by all major biodiversity conservation organizations such as The Nature Conservancy, Birdlife International, Wildlife Conservation Society, and World Wildlife Fund. For a detailed description of the classification please go here. To search for solutions, service providers, consultants, practitioners, and funders related to this conservation action use the Conservation Pages.
