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Authors:
C. Feral and J. Ellis
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Publication Number: 177
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Publication Date: 2001
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This compendium of abstracts describes activities undertaken by BSP-funded grantees to explore key issues and innovative techniques in African biodiversity conservation.
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Chris Squire
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Publication Number: 176
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Publication Date: 2001
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This case study reviewed the impacts of armed conflict on natural resources and biodiversity in Sierra Leone.
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Congo Basin Information Series: Taking Action to Manage and Conserve Forest Resources in the Congo Basin
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Authors:
Michael Brown, Jake Brunner, Bruce Byers, Laurie Clark, Jean Gael Collomb, Heather Eves, Katie Frohardt, Jim Graham, Rebecca Ham, Chris Justice, Nadine Laporte, Tony Mokombo, Robert Nasi, Melissa Othman, Andrew Plumtre, Jesse Ribot, Diane Russell, Jeffrey A. Sayer, Robert Solem, Laurent Some, J. Fred Swartzendruber, Nicodeme Tchamou, Amy Vedder, David Wilkie, Quanfa Zhang
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Publication Number: 134
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Publication Date: 2001
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The Congo Basin Information Series is a series of 25 issues briefs written by CARPE partners on the results and lessons from their work. It identifies priorities for conservation action.
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Authors:
R. Lycklama a Nijeholt, S. de Bie, C. Geerling, M. Magha, J. Kambou, J. Koudenoukpo
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Publication Number: 108
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Publication Date: 2001
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BSP's Transboundary Project was designed to obtain an overview of, to assess opportunities and constraints for, and to draw lessons learned from TBNRM developments in sub-Saharan Africa to date. Focus is on using collaborative natural resource management approaches to enhance or maintain ecosystem function and biodiversity conservation in large-scale natural systems in transborder areas. This document provides a regional overview of TBNRM in West Africa and a case study on ""W"" Park.
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A. Rodgers, J. Mugabe, C. Mathenge, R. Nabanyumya, J. Salehe, P. Muruthi, and K. Frohardt
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Publication Number: 121
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Publication Date: 2001
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BSP's Transboundary Project was designed to obtain an overview of, to assess opportunities and constraints for, and to draw lessons learned from TBNRM developments in sub-Saharan Africa to date. Focus is on using collaborative natural resource management approaches to enhance or maintain ecosystem function and biodiversity conservation in large-scale natural systems in transborder areas. This document provides a regional overview of TBNRM in Eastern Africa and case studies on the Minziro-Sango Bay Forest Ecosystem and Amboseli-Longido-Kilimanjaro area.
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Beyond Boundaries: A Bibliography on TBNRM in Sub-Saharan Africa; Au-Dela Des Frontieres: Bibliographie Relative a la Gestion Transfrontalliere des Ressources Naturalles en Afrique Sub-Saharienne
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Authors:
Harry van der Linde, Dorothy Zbicz, Josh Stevens
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Publication Number: 129
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Publication Date: 2001
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BSP's Transboundary Project was designed to obtain an overview of, to assess opportunities and constraints for, and to draw lessons learned from TBNRM developments in sub-Saharan Africa to date. Focus is on using collaborative natural resource management approaches to enhance or maintain ecosystem function and biodiversity conservation in large-scale natural systems in transborder areas. This document is a bibliography containing numerous publications organized under several sub-sections.
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Authors:
Harry van der Linde, Judy Oglethorpe, Trevor Sandwith, Deborah Snelson, Yemeserach Tessema, Anada Tiega and Thomas Price
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Publication Number: 127
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Publication Date: 2001
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BSP's Transboundary Project was designed to obtain an overview of, to assess opportunities and constraints for, and to draw lessons learned from TBNRM developments in sub-Saharan Africa to date. Focus is on using collaborative natural resource management approaches to enhance or maintain ecosystem function and biodiversity conservation in large-scale natural systems in transborder areas. This document provides key elements of the TBNRM approach, TBNRM process and decision-making, and conclusions and future needs.
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D. Wilkie, E. Hakizumwami, N. Gami, B. Difara, A. Lanjouw, A. Kayitare, H. Rainer, E. Rutagarama, M. Sivha, S. Asuma, J. Kalpers, L. Steel, B. Curran, H. Hoefsloot
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Publication Number: 125
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Publication Date: 2001
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BSP's Transboundary Project was designed to obtain an overview of, to assess opportunities and constraints for, and to draw lessons learned from TBNRM developments in sub-Saharan Africa to date. Focus is on using collaborative natural resource management approaches to enhance or maintain ecosystem function and biodiversity conservation in large-scale natural systems in transborder areas. This document provides a regional overview of TBNRM in Central Africa and case studies on the Sangha River Trinational Initiative and Mountain Gorillas in the Virunga-Bwindi Region.
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Beyond Boundaries: Transboundary Natural Resource Management for Mountain Gorillas in the Virunga-Bwindi Region
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Authors:
A. Lanjouw, A. Kayitare, H. Ralner, E. Rutagarama, M. Sivha, S. Asuma, J. Kalpers
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Publication Number: 126
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Publication Date: 2001
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BSP's Transboundary Project was designed to obtain an overview of, to assess opportunities and constraints for, and to draw lessons learned from TBNRM developments in sub-Saharan Africa to date. Focus is on using collaborative natural resource management approaches to enhance or maintain ecosystem function and biodiversity conservation in large-scale natural systems in transborder areas. This document provides a case study on transboundary conservation of Mountain Gorillas in the Virunga-Bwindi Region as coordinated by the International Gorilla Conservation Programme.
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Authors:
Jose Kalpers
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Publication Number: 144
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Publication Date: 2001
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This case study examines events that took place between 1990 and 2000 in the Virunga Volcanoes region, which straddles Rwanda, Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo, and each country's impact on the region's biodiversity. Armed conflict and the human displacement it generates have harmed both the region's human societies and its natural ecosystems. This document describes and analyzes the responses to the crises observed during different phases of this10-year period, with particular emphasis on the collaboration among the conservation, emergency-response, and development sectors. Damage to ecosystems may also be averted during crises by providing substantive assistance to institutions already in place, such as agencies responsible for protected areas, by developing their human resources, particularly in the field. Lastly, this document also discusses the role of outside partners, such as official development agencies and conservation NGOs.
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