... others, even in the face of risk and uncertainty. conservation nature nonhuman animals human–animal relations development © 2023 by The Regents of the University of California 2023 Conservation is the outcome of development and its predecessor, colonialism. At the same time...

... activities and forms of tourism likely to occur in its absence. By distinguishing its relative effectiveness as a strategy for meeting human needs while protecting the environment, we can better understand why the committed application of ecotourism remains a major conservation strategy...

... sustainable development environment economic growth climate change conservation capitalism 311 The challenge for sustainable development thinking is to bring . . . somewhat disparate perspectives into at least a dialogue, if not a convergence. Rethinking Sustainable Development Sharachchandra...

... of the University of California China Lester Brown SARS WTO USDA Japan United States food supply China Wildlife Conservation Association H5N1 270 The food-related China fears of yesterday the country s predicted inability to feed itself, thus putting an unbearable burden on global food...

... of these species and habitats are found in the poorer coun- tries of the South, such as Brazil, Ecuador, Kenya, Tanzania, Indonesia, and India. However, the move- ment for their conservation is fueled principally by processes originating in the richer countries of the North, such as Norway, Australia, Germany...

...Peter Dauvergne The environmental changes set in motion by the [1997 financial] crisis will continue for the near future. Without strong domestic and international measures to support environmental protection and conservation in the Asia-Pacific, a second crisis may well strike soon, this time...