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PPT lecture about hill cities of west and south India. With photographs sourced from the internet from various photographers. All credit of photographs rest with the photographers. The lecture was used for non-profit teaching only.
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PPT lecture about hill cities of west and south India. With photographs sourced from the internet from various photographers. All credit of photographs rest with the photographers. The lecture was used for non-profit teaching only.
Supporting Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems (GIAHS) in Engare...ExternalEvents
http://www.fao.org/in-action/incentives-for-ecosystem-services/en/
Presentation of the management of the Engaresero Maasai Pastoralist Heritage Area, Tanzania.
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PPT lecture about environmental perspectives of eastern Himalayas in reference to India. With photographs sourced from the internet from various photographers. All credit of photographs rest with the photographers. The lecture was used for non-profit teaching only.
Nature, Equity, Communities: Towards Effective & Democratic Conservation in I...Ashish Kothari
Conservation of biodiversity and wildlife in India has gone through historical changes from community-based, to state-dominated and exclusionary; recent paradigm shifts are again recognising that communities living amidst nature need to be at the centre of decision-making, and their knowledge to be treated at par with modern knowledge, for enhanced and just conservation effectivity. Presentation is from 2013, slightly dated.
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100 Percent Travels understands the challenges of the modern tourism industry and knows that planning, developing and adapting destination resources to the evolving needs of the market is the key to success. We take all trends in tourism business into consideration, invest in new infrastructure and offer both leisure and business travel solutions through state of the art technology. In this way we can keep up with all new market demands and secure the future of our company as well.
Offering Value for money is our main concept: due to our long term extended co-operation with major operators we have obtained a strong negotiating power within the tourism market.
Six simple words – “to be our customers’ only choice” – sums up our entire mission. We have resolved to provide our clients extraordinary levels of customer service. In short, for nearly a decade we’ve given all our customers reason to consider 100 Percent Travels as their only choice in travel. Customer satisfaction is the guarantee by which we measure our performance, and we hold ourselves, as do our clients, to the highest standards of quality.
We have thousands of contracted rooms all over the destinations of our network on exclusive commitment contracts, enabling us to manage the rooms in the most effective way, securing most competitive rates and availability as well as showing full flexibility towards our clients.
We are committed to the fundamental principle that the customer is not only important, but the reason for our business, and everyone at 100 Percent Travels genuinely works to earn and keep much-valued client trust. In this continually changing market, our clients are more informed than ever about their options. Even so, they continue to select us as their partner of choice because of our experience, commitment to quality and integrity.
As 100 Percent Travels continues to grow, each new day offers a chance for us to work together, pursue new opportunities and improve upon the past. In-depth client relationships are been built on a daily basis.
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Indigenous Peoples' and Community Conserved Territories and Areas (ICCAs) extend over substantial parts of the earth, equalling or perhaps surpassing officially designated protected areas (though poorly documented), and encompassing crucial ecological, cultural, social, and economic values. They are therefore prime candidates to be 'no-go' areas for destructive development projects and processes, from whom they continue to face serious threat in many countries. However, any no-go status needs to be with the prior informed consent of the relevant people/community, and must not undermine their own rights of customary use and governance.
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This 8-panel, 4-C brochure for the Southeastern Massachusetts Pine Barrens Alliance accompanies the 30-second PSAs--all part of the first phase of an awareness building program to develop appreciation of and recognition for the Greater Pine Barrens Region. The brochure was supported by the New England Grassroots Environment Fund.
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World Heritage sites have the potential to show- case the effective integration of sustainable local development with conservation by demonstrating how conservation can contribute to local and national economic development, culture, and pride.
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Offering Value for money is our main concept: due to our long term extended co-operation with major operators we have obtained a strong negotiating power within the tourism market.
Six simple words – “to be our customers’ only choice” – sums up our entire mission. We have resolved to provide our clients extraordinary levels of customer service. In short, for nearly a decade we’ve given all our customers reason to consider 100 Percent Travels as their only choice in travel. Customer satisfaction is the guarantee by which we measure our performance, and we hold ourselves, as do our clients, to the highest standards of quality.
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KAAS.ppt
1. KAAS- Northern Western Ghats
Lateritic Plateau top
Crest line
Plateau fringe
E K Bharucha
2. Protected areas
and hotspecks of
biodiversity
• Corridors between PAs.
• Buffers of PAs as
ESAs.
• Crestline forest,
plateaus, forts, sacred
groves and
escarpments, as
specialized habitats.
• ESAs in Western Ghats
controversies over
extent to be included…
12. Management options and legal
provisions
• Wildlife sanctuary / Community reserve /
Conservation reserve
• Biodiversity heritage site
• Other effective (Area based) conservation
measures – SDG
13. The future
• Biodiversity conservation plan
• Sustainable ecotourism for public
awareness
• Acceptance by Forest Department /
Government
• Funding possibilities
• People’s participations
• CEPA
