WHY CONSERVATION IS FAILING AND HOW IT CAN REGAIN GROUND
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Lecture 4: The concept of landscape Outline: Landscape character: nature and people Perception: evaluation and assessment Policy development Seminar: video presentation "A postcard from the Country The Highlands of Scotland: in search of wild -
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Lecture 26 Sustainability, Coastal Zone Management and GIS Learning Objectives 26.1 What is the foundation of an ecological city approach to development? 26.2 What is the significance of the link among planning, programming, and projects? 26.3 What i -
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Sustainability: Concepts, questions, challenges What do we mean by the term sustainability? It's Dj vu all over again Development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. I -
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