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Development and Vision of Island Biocultural Diversity Initiative,hey are now increasingly recognized as unique and fragile . systems, harboring a great diversity of human cultures that are highly adapted to the island/coastal ecosystems, through close interaction with the local environment for material and non-material sustenance: from food and shelter to connect

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-32146-2he authors summarized main agro-cultural landscapes, such as (rice and dry crop) terraces, integrated farming systems (rice-fish system, dike-pond system, agro-forestry), soil and water management, multi-layered home gardens, nomadic pastoral systems, inter-cropping, and so on. Their significances w

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Kennzahlen und Verteilungsmodelle,n zonation in these forest landscapes was comparatively done. Environmental issues like biodiversity loss, habitat degradation, deforestation, bioinvasion, among others were evident. Concerns for environmental rehabilitation and ecological restoration through appropriate sustainable management pract

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