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Community Action
Population, Health and the Environment
Community Conservation snapshot (PDF, 2MB)
Engaging the Stewards of Nature: Partnering with Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities factsheet (PDF, 290KB)
Population
- Mapping the Connections: The population-environment lessons from Madagascar (PDF, 2.62MB)
- Conservation on a Crowded Planet: A Population Sourcebook for Conservation Practitioners (PDF, 1.25MB)
- Scaling Up Integrated Population, Health and Environment Approaches in the Philippines: A Review of Early Experiences (PDF, 414KB)
- Disappearing Landscapes: The Population-Environment Connection: Part one (PDF, 1.11MB), Part two (PDF, 1.66MB), Part three (PDF, 1.75MB), Part four (PDF, 1MB)
HIV/AIDS
- The Environmental Impact of HIV/AIDS in Africa
- HIV/AIDS and the Environment: Impacts of AIDS and Ways to Reduce Them (PDF, 3.69MB)
Migration
- The Trampled Grass: Mitigating the impacts of armed conflict on the environment
- People on the Move: Reducing the Impacts of Human Migration on Biodiversity (PDF, 5,540KB)
- Executive Summary
- Contents, Publication Credits, Acknowledgements
- Chapter 1: Introduction
- Chapter 2: Patterns of Human Migration Affecting Biodiversity
- Chapter 3: What Causes Migration and What are the Impacts?
- Chapter 4: What Migration Trends Can We Expect in the Future?
- Chapter 5: Deciding Whether and How to Intervene
- Chapter 6: Interventions to Reduce Migration Impacts on Biodiversity
- Chapter 7: The Importance of Monitoring
- Chapter 8: The Way Forward - Recommendations
- Chapter 9: References
- Annex 1: Case Studies
- Annex 2: Planning Interventions and Selected Resources
- Maps
Indigenous Peoples and Conservation: WWF Statement of Principles
WWF's 2008 position paper on indigenous peoples and conservation.
In 2008 WWF produced updated guidelines for policy implementation. English (PDF, 115k)
Principles and Guidelines on Indigenous and Traditional Peoples and Protected Areas
A Joint Policy Statement by IUCN (World Conservation Union), WCPA (World Commission on Protected Areas) and WWF (World Wildlife Fund).
WWF has worked with indigenous peoples around the world, and shares our experiences with broader audiences through publications such as Indigenous Peoples and Conservation Organizations: Experiences in Collaboration.
In 2007, WWF completed a review and recommendations on Strengthening Partnerships with Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities, including a reaffirmation of our Statement of Principles and identification of actions to strengthen its implementation and monitoring.
