NNA-Bericht, Band 12 (1999), Sonderheft 2 Inhalt Introduction of ?Forests in Focus? J. Sayer Congress Recommendations C. Samper Recommendations WS Biodiversity as Value in Society J.-R. Schütz Recommendations WS Biodiversity as a Resource D.A. Posey Recommendations WS Interrelationship of Cultural and Biological Diversity A.H. Zakri Recommendations WS Tools and Measures for Conservation, Rehabilitation and Development of Biodiversity Congress Programme E. Wermann Opening Address A.H. Zakri Challenges of Implementing the Convention on Biological Diversity W. Barthiott et al. Biodiversity - The Uneven Distribution of a Treasure W.M. Iwand Supporting Biodiversity: Taking the Benefit of Tourism into Account C. Palmberg-Lerche Conservation of Biological Diversity, with Special Reference to the Conservation of Forest Genetic Resources J. Turok Regional Collaboration on Forest Genetic Resources: Conserving a Common Heritage D.M. Olson, E. Dinerstein The Global 200: A Representation Approach to Conserving the Earth`s Most Biologically Valuable Ecoregions T . Boyle The lmpacts of Human Activities on Biodiversity in Natural Tropical Forests Workshop: Biodiversity as Value in Society A. Ramos The Link between Value, Biodiversity Loss and Policy Design: A Case Study in the Bajo Atrato, Colombia W. Nader Biodiversity - Source of Inspiration and Innovation J.W. Forje Conserving Biological Diversity in Cameroon`s Forests: Problems and Prospects for the Future R. Walker, Ch. Wood Conserving the Tropical Resource Base: Do we Title Land or Organize Community? M. Anane Role of the Media in Biodiversity C9nser,`ation: Challenges and Opportunities Workshop: Biodiversity as a Resource C.J. Geldenhuys Requirements for lmproved and Sustainable Useof Forest Biodiversity: Examples of Multiple Use of Forests in South Africa W. Scherzinger lmportance of Vertical Stratification and Horizontal Patchiness Concerning Species-Diversity in Managed Forests - A Comparison C.G. Kushalappa, K. A. Kushalappa lmpact Assessment of Working of Western Ghats Forests J. Kleinschmit Is Normal Forest Management Able to Conserve Rare Species? M. Hanewinkel Successful Examples of Multiple Forest Use - the Mod ei of Selection Forests E. Nino, J. Bittner Reserva Natural La Planada - 15 Years Experience in Protection, Conservation and Research for a Sustainable Development C.J. Geldenhuys Potential of and Development for Ecotourism in the Tsingy de Bemaraha near Bekopaka, Madagascar Sunaryo Ecotourism is a Viable Way of Using Resources Workshop: Interrelationship of Cultural and BioIogicaI Diversity D.A. Posey Cultural and SpirituarValues of Forests and Biodiversity: Valuing the Knowledge of lndigenous andTraditional Peoples L. Maffi Language: A Resource for Nature J. Slikkerveer Traditional Ecological Knowledge: Peoples, Forests and Plants M. Hilario Statement K. Ruttanakrajangsri Thailand: Hilitribe`s Way of Life and Changes R. Bone Comriunity Use of Woodland Resources at Alisen Village, Ulumba Mountain, Southern Malawi A. Golubev Springs as Unique Components of Natura and Social Environment Workshop: Tools and Measures for Conservation, Rehabilitation and Development of Biodiversity C.V. Barber The Diverse Tools and Measures Needed to Conserve, Rehabilitate, and Sustainably Use Forest Biodiversity J. Jansons Forest Management and Biological Diversity in Latvia R. Holesgrove Forest Biodiversity Conservation in Australia J.B. Jack Analogue Forestry as a Process of Biodiversity Management L. Gustafsson Integration of Riodiversity into Timber Production - The Swedish Approach C.V. Barber Conserving Forest Biodiversity in Protected Areas: Can Conservation and Development Co-exist? S. John Joseph Community Participation W. Nader Use it or Lose it: lNBio`s Integrative Concept for Biodiversity Conservation U. Werder Sustainable Aquaculture-Systems in the Rainforest - Fish Culture in the Surroundings of Manaus S. John Joseph Non Timber Forest Products of India N. Manokaran, H. T. Chan Management of Mangroves at Matang Peninsula Malaysia K. Halbritter Remote Sensing for Quantifying Strurtural Diversity in Forests for Forest Biodiversity Assessment V. Enescu, L. lonita Challenges of the Forest Genetic Resources in Romania V. Marku, F. Gjoka Biodiversity and Some Aspects of its Management in Albania Poster Presentations and Additional Contributions J.-L. DesGranges, J.-L A Biodiversity Forecasting Mode Using Bird Assembiages L. Gustafsson Hot Spots for Biodiversity in Swedish Forests M. Krzakowa Phenolic Compounds Content as a Measure of Genetic Diversity in Conifers G. Lemieux Forest Biodiversity from the SoiI Biological and Biochemical Pedogenetic Processes Ma Chuo, Han Im The lmpact of the Three Gorges Hydroelectric Project on and the Preservation Strategies for the Biodiv`ersity in the Affected Region E.S. Mahendrarajah Can Miniature Forests Ameliorate Loss of Biodiversity? J.-F. Molino et al. From Tree to Region: Evaluating Tree Species Diversity in Tropical Rainforests, Examples from French Guyana M.V. Pridnya Functional Role of Biodiversity in Forest Ecosystems of Caucasus Shymal K. Roy, Pinaki Sinka Diversity of Medicinal Plants in Bangladesh and their Uses as a Resource S. Scher lmpacts of Market Pressure on the Genetic Diversity of the Yew (Taxus): A Forest Bioresource for Therapeutic Taxanes K. Schilder Sustainable Use of the Galip Nut (anadum indicum and Rainforest Conservation on Siassi, Papua New Guinea K. Spanos et al. Special Biotope in a Pinus halepensis Forest in Chalkidiki - N. Greece Y. Vasilyeva The Role of Traditional Use in the Conservation of Forest Ecosystem Biodiversity in the Baikal Region M.D. Velarde et al. Woodlands Pattern and Territorial Diversity in Madrid C. Werner et al. Analysis of High Resolution Satellite Data for Recording Composition and Structure of Forests
Stichworte: Artenschutz; Biodiversität; Forstwirtschaft; Nachhaltige Entwicklung; Nachhaltigkeit; Naturschutz; Wald
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