Titre :	A landscape approach to conservation : integrating ecological science and participatory methods
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Louis F. Cassar, Auteur
Editeur :	Malta : International Environment Institute.University of Malta
Année de publication :	2010
Autre Editeur :	UNESCO
Importance :	1 vol. (xxxi-210 p.)
Présentation :	ill., graph., couv. ill. en coul.
Format :	25 cm
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	978-99957-808-0-7
Note générale :	Published under the Patronage of UNESCO and with the support of the Maltese National Commission for UNESCO .- PPN 270197214
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Tags :	Écologie du paysage -- Méditerranée (région)  Conservation des ressources naturelles -- Méditerranée (région)  Biogéographie -- Gozo (Malte ; île)  Écologie -- Gozo (Malte ; île)  Landscape ecology -- Mediterranean Region  Conservation of natural resources -- Mediterranean Region  Biogeography -- Malta  Ecology -- Malta
Index. décimale :	577.738 Écologie de la mer Méditerranée
Résumé :	Mediterranean ecosystems are intricately linked to human affairs. The shores around the Basin support remarkably interesting ecosystems that are important both biologically and socioeconomically. The region's landscapes, as well as its habitats and biota, all contribute towards the Mediterranean's richness and diversity. Over the millennia, however, the region has been the focus of landscape change and topographic modification as a consequence to continual colonization by different peoples and cultures. Particularly during the last decades of exceptionally rapid development, civilization has profoundly influenced the region's natural setting and degraded its environment. As Mediterranean landscapes are altered, the biodiversity of the region is adversely affected. in this context it is critical for conservationists and environmental managers to be able to draw on methodologies that adequately address the multitude of issues that influence the Mediterranean's landscapes.
Note de contenu :	Bibliogr. p.182-204.-Index p.206-209

A landscape approach to conservation : integrating ecological science and participatory methods [texte imprimé] / Louis F. Cassar, Auteur . - Malta : International Environment Institute.University of Malta : [S.l.] : UNESCO, 2010 . - 1 vol. (xxxi-210 p.) : ill., graph., couv. ill. en coul. ; 25 cm.
ISBN : 978-99957-808-0-7
Published under the Patronage of UNESCO and with the support of the Maltese National Commission for UNESCO
.- PPN 270197214
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Tags :	Écologie du paysage -- Méditerranée (région)  Conservation des ressources naturelles -- Méditerranée (région)  Biogéographie -- Gozo (Malte ; île)  Écologie -- Gozo (Malte ; île)  Landscape ecology -- Mediterranean Region  Conservation of natural resources -- Mediterranean Region  Biogeography -- Malta  Ecology -- Malta
Index. décimale :	577.738 Écologie de la mer Méditerranée
Résumé :	Mediterranean ecosystems are intricately linked to human affairs. The shores around the Basin support remarkably interesting ecosystems that are important both biologically and socioeconomically. The region's landscapes, as well as its habitats and biota, all contribute towards the Mediterranean's richness and diversity. Over the millennia, however, the region has been the focus of landscape change and topographic modification as a consequence to continual colonization by different peoples and cultures. Particularly during the last decades of exceptionally rapid development, civilization has profoundly influenced the region's natural setting and degraded its environment. As Mediterranean landscapes are altered, the biodiversity of the region is adversely affected. in this context it is critical for conservationists and environmental managers to be able to draw on methodologies that adequately address the multitude of issues that influence the Mediterranean's landscapes.
Note de contenu :	Bibliogr. p.182-204.-Index p.206-209