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The document discusses challenges and opportunities around payments for ecosystem services in Europe's wilderness areas. It outlines the work of PAN Parks Foundation to protect 1 million hectares of wilderness in Europe by 2015. Some key challenges discussed include how to define and apply payments for ecosystem services, mainstream ecosystem accounting, find good examples of social and economic benefits, and effectively communicate the value of wilderness areas.
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- 1. Soomaa NP © Arne Ader
- 2. Paanajärvi NP © Viktor Gritsuk CHALLENGES, EXAMPLES and many more, Payments for Ecosystem Services in Europe’s wilderness areas Zoltán Kun, Executive Director PAN Parks Foundation
- 4. Wilderness is closer than you think ...
- 5. Borjomi-Kharagauli NP © Kote Gabrichidze „ ...about 1% of Europe’s territory ...can be called wilderness area” Ladislav Miko, EC DG Environment Wilderness is a scarce resource in Europe! W ilderness in Europe
- 6. Paanajärvi NP ©Viktor Gritsuk What is PAN Parks? PAN Parks works to protect Europe’s wilderness , the continent’s most undisturbed areas of natur e
- 8. Network of certified PAN Parks
- 9. Archipelago NP © Seppo Keränen The Million Project To e nsure guaranteed protection of 1 million hectares of wilderness in Europe by 2015
- 12. W hat is PAN Parks Wilderness? ...but v isitors have the opportunity to enjoy PAN Parks Wilderness! Paanajärvi NP ©Minna Koramo
- 14. Peneda-Geres NP © Marcos Veiga Europe’s perceptive wilderness
- 16. European Wilderness Research Agenda initiated by PAN Parks
- 20. Paanajärvi NP © PNP Archives Challenge 2 We are still in a stage in Europe when we need to explain the biodiversity benefits of wilderness
- 21. Hunter/ Gatherers Pre-1900 Utilitarian Natural Regulation Ecological Integrity 1900s-1950s 1950s-1990s Post 1990s PROTECTED AREA ECOSYSTEM MANAGEMENT PHILOSOPHY
- 23. Conflict between indirect (ecocentric) and direct (anthropocentric) interpretation of Ecosystem Services
- 27. © Eki Ollila
- 28. Climate Change and Resource Efficiency © Basecamp Oulanka
- 34. Challenge 8 Borjomi-Kharagauli NP © Kote Gabrichidze Promoting good European examples as role models (after finding them)!
- 37. Rila NP © Nicolas Cegalerba How to communicate?
- 38. Whom to talk to?
- 39. How people interact with nature? Wilderness helps to re-establish the lost relation
- 40. Show (and not tell) a story!
- 41. PAN Parks works to protect Europe’s wilderness, the continent’s most undisturbed areas of nature http://panparks.org http://facebook.com/panparks http://panparks.org/user/register http://linkedin.com/panparksgroup http://youtube.com/user/PANParks http://storiesofwilderness.panparks.org http://mymillionproject.ning.com [email_address]
- 42. Be part of it!...
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- Compared to other PAs
- Here is a taster from our parks, enjoy this short trip through our network
- However, there is not much left - the remaining pieces of wilderness are often threatened on a daily basis
- Text same as slide text Raise the question whether there is wilderness in Europe at all The answer is yes
- When we say undisturbed what do we mean?
- ... the essential thing, however, is that ...
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- We have to work with already protected improve management effectiveness, involve local communities in the management (visitor management), increase the public support (awareness raising through making visitation possible -> tourism model) and create new funding opportunities for protection (in the current economic decline there are budget cuts and the gap might be filled through tourism related incomes)
- We create network: 1.motivate parks to work for reaching our high standards (strict criteria) and thus they improve their managament 2. This way there are areas that serve as best practice examples for other parks – spin-off effect (conferences, spreading knowledge on this)
- No history of wilderness protection so basically we need to pave the way for the wilderness movement including raising support in Brussels as wilderness management could become an essential tool in biodiversity protection (EU targets, strategies) Of course research is always essential but we are lacking studies/research on wilderness in Europe – facilitating this is another vital task (Think-Tank, institute cooperation)
- Communications is an essential part of our work to raise professional and public support for wilderness protection. Creating positive protection of wilderness could be the basis of successful protection In order to do this we use the parks of the network as examples of the best of Europe’s wilderness ‘ You can go there and experience wilderness yourself, earn about it in the field’
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- What is actually a PAN Park? Wilderness The park as a whole has excellent managemnet techniques (2nd bulletpoint)
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- Thank you again Hope you are personally is going to spread our message from now on Please join our community page – facebook And sign up for our e-newsletter
- Here is a taster from our parks, enjoy this short trip through our network