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Importance of sacred natural sites for biodiversity conservation

By: Wauchope, Samantha, ed | Yunman | Workshop on the Importance of Sacred Natural Sites for Biodiversity Conservation | February 17-20, 2003

Publisher: UNESCO ; Paris ; 2003Description: vii, 167 p; IllSubject(s): BIODIVERSITY | UNESCO | ENVIRONMENT | CULTURAL HERITAGE | NATURAL RESOURCES | SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT | NATURE CONSERVATION | CONSERVATION OF CULTURAL HERITAGESummary: Seeks to discuss and demonstrate UNESCO's role in environmental conservation at a global scale and shares UNESCO's experience with regard to the conservation and management of sacred natural sites. Also discusses whether an international research forum can be created that focuses studies on the feasibility of establishing the conservation of the environment on cultural values and traditional, land-based belief systems.

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Seeks to discuss and demonstrate UNESCO's role in environmental conservation at a global scale and shares UNESCO's experience with regard to the conservation and management of sacred natural sites. Also discusses whether an international research forum can be created that focuses studies on the feasibility of establishing the conservation of the environment on cultural values and traditional, land-based belief systems.

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