World Heritage Reports n°21 - World Heritage Forests

Wednesday, May 2, 2007

Reports: World Heritage Forests, leveraging Conservation at the Landscape Level

Proceedings of the 2nd World Heritage Forest MeetingMarch 9-11, 2005
Held atEcole nationale du génie rural des eaux et des forêts (ENGREF)Nancy, France

• World Heritage Forests: What Value Added?
  Marc Patry
• The State of Conservation of World Heritage Forests
  Marc Patry, Clare Bassett and Benedicte Leclercq
• World Heritage Forests Meeting: Emerging Recommendations and the Future of the Forest Programme
  Steven Ripley
• The Convention on Biological Diversity Ecosystem Approach: Forests and Protected Areas
  Sarat Babu Gidda
• The United Nations Forum on Forests and theWorld Heritage Convention
  Michel Laverdière
• How Useful is the Landscape Approach?
  Benjamin Singer
• The ‘Forest Landscape Approach’: Lessons Learnt from World Heritage Cultural Landscapes and Beyond
  Mechtild Rössler
• Managing the Protected Areas - Landscape Dynamic: The International Model Forest Network Program
  Peter Besseau
• Managing a Protected Area Within its Wider Landscape: Tools for Assessment and Enhancement
  Leonardo Lacerda, Marc Hockings, Steven Ripley, and Luis Roberto Numa de Oliveira
• Land Use Planning and Regulation In and Around World Heritage Sites and Other Protected Areas: A Study of Best Practices and Capacity-Building Needs in Mexico and Central America
  George N. Wallace, James R. Barborak, and Craig MacFarland
• Landscape-Level Considerations in Protected Area Management: What We Have Learned
  Ryan Finchum, George Wallace, Craig MacFarland
• Capacity-Building of Managers in Multi-Use Landscapes: Recent Experiences of CATIE in Sustainable Forestry Management
  Glenn Galloway
• Mobile Seminars for Training Managers of World Heritage Sites and Other Protected Areas in Landscape-level Conservation Issues
  James R. Barborak
• Kaziranga National Park and World Heritage Site, India: Taking the Long View
  Vinod Mathur, Ashok Verma, Nigel Dudley, Sue Stolton, Marc Hockings, and Robyn James (UNF-UNESCO ‘Enhancing Our Heritage’ Project Team)
• Protecting Tropical Forests of Global Importance: The Central African Landscape Approach
  Terese Hart and Guy Debonnet
• Integrating World Heritage Sites into a New Protected Areas System: The Case of Madagascar
  Vololoniaina Rasoarimanana