Titlebook: Biodiversity and Tourism; Conflicts on the Wor German Federal Agency for Nature Conservation Book 1997 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 19

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978-3-642-64508-2Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1997

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Kritische Theorie und historische Politik1992 is the first international legal instrument to provide a comprehensive global basis for the various international efforts to conserve nature. Agreements developed in the past were either regional or limited by the scope of application. The Convention requires parties to conserve and, at the sam

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Zur Kontinuit?t der ?Racket-Theorie“ de Janeiro, hat die verschiedenen internationalen Naturschutzbemühungen erstmals auf eine umfassende, globale Grundlage gestellt. Bisher hatte es lediglich regional oder inhaltlich begrenzte Naturschutzabkommen gegeben. In der Konvention verpflichten sich die Parteien, die biologische Vielfalt der

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Kritische Theorie und historische Politiked a first survey and evaluation of biodiversity on a global scale (“Global Biodiversity — Status of the Earth’s Living Resources”). Although there is still a considerable lack of knowledge in this regard in some parts of the world, the study provides a comprehensive overview and identifies major ar

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-28524-4 insight became widespread and was generally accepted (cf. BMZ 1993). Among the people involved with tourism today it is almost a commonplace that tourism can have adverse environmental impacts and that they should be limited as far as possible. Solution strategies in the form of programmes, plannin

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-99508-7erised by a large number of ecosystem types which will be described below. Particularly sensitive and therefore endangered coastal areas in Europe are salt meadows and dune landscapes and the ecosystem of the Wadden Sea (mudflats) (cf. chapters 6, 7 and 9). An overview of the most important characte

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-99508-7increasingly influenced and disturbed by anthopogenic intrusion. Coastal cities and harbours have spread out markedly. Agriculture, fishery, industries, coastal protection and tourism are often not subject to any restrictions and have an impact on the coastal system as a whole and are thus the sourc