Biological Conservation,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
292, С. 110553 - 110553
Опубликована: Март 28, 2024
The
Post-2020
Global
Biodiversity
Framework
calls
for
at
least
30%
of
land
and
sea
to
be
protected
by
2030.
Whilst
there
is
growing
evidence
that
areas
can
benefit
biodiversity,
achieve
the
greatest
possible
gains
from
their
expansion,
we
must
understand
how
area
quality
impacts
upon
biodiversity
metrics.
We
used
UK
BTO/JNCC/RSPB
Breeding
Bird
Survey
data
condition
national
Common
Standards
Monitoring,
test
whether
improving
site
(for
which
are
policy
targets)
would
contribute
stated
targets
increase
species'
abundance.
After
controlling
differences
in
climate,
cover,
elevation,
found
a
positive
association
between
proportion
favourable
habitat
bird
abundance
trends
UK,
while
Wales,
Scotland
Northern
Ireland
combined,
effect
was
also
significantly
greater
than
unfavourable
habitat.
Conversely,
negative
on
There
no
these
relationships
varied
conservation
status
or
many
traits
considered,
although
some
beneficial
specialists,
cold-adapted
species,
Our
findings
suggest
currently
condition,
will
nature
recovery
as
measured
circumstances.
This
suggests
achieving
"30
30"
target
without
ensuring
those
sufficient
quality,
may
not
restore
biodiversity.
Frontiers in Marine Science,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
9
Опубликована: Фев. 24, 2023
Marine
Protected
Areas
(MPAs)
are
essential
to
reach
the
UN
Ocean’s
Decade
challenges
and
Sustainable
Development
Goal
14
(life
bellow
water
–
conserve
coastal
marine
areas),
their
crucial
role
for
health
of
planet
was
highlighted
in
United
Nations
Ocean
Conference.
However,
often
these
MPA’s
no
more
than
Paper
Parks,
with
poor
financial
human
resources,
thus
lacking
effectiveness.
Moreover,
they
frequently
trigger
conflicts
local
communities,
by
imposing
restrictions
activities
alternative
or
compensations,
causing
serious
governance
inefficiencies.
Thus,
within
Oceans
Decade,
must
face
simultaneously
three
challenges:
Protect
restore
ecosystems
biodiversity
(Challenge
2);
Develop
a
sustainable
equitable
ocean
economy
4)
Change
humanity’s
relationship
10).
To
address
those
challenges,
it
becomes
clear
that
management
models
had
find
ways
value
natural
capital
and,
at
same
time,
involve
communities
stakeholders
processes.
The
conservation
has
both
direct
indirect
economic
benefits
many
sectors
economy,
namely
tourism,
being
ecotourism
considered
one
segments
particularly
adequate
capital.
Ecotourism,
defined
as
“environmentally
responsible
travel
visitation
relatively
undisturbed
areas”,
enjoy
appreciate
nature,
is
used
enhance
capital,
while
protecting
promoting
protected
areas.
Several
studies
have
been
carried
out
about
all
over
world,
21
st
century.
In
this
article,
we
analyzed
several
case
focusing
MPAs,
better
understand
connection
between
development
industry,
blue
efforts
conservation.
From
analysis
conducted,
conclude
community
participation
paramount
importance
achieving
although
there
still
room
new
advances
improving
good
governance.
Annals of Global Health,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
90(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2024
Annals
of
Global
Health
is
a
peer-reviewed,
fully
open
access,
online
journal
dedicated
to
publishing
high
quality
articles
all
aspects
global
health.
The
journal's
mission
advance
health,
promote
research,
and
foster
the
prevention
treatment
disease
worldwide.
Its
goals
are
improve
health
well-being
people,
equity,
wise
stewardship
earth's
environment.
latest
impact
factor
2.90.
supported
by
Program
for
Public
Common
Good
at
Boston
College.
It
was
founded
in
1934
Icahn
School
Medicine
Mount
Sinai
as
Journal
Medicine.
partner
Consortium
Universities
Health.
From
time
time,
publishes
Special
Collections,
series
organized
around
common
theme
Recent
Collections
have
included
"Local
evidence
strategies
addressing
NCDs
Non-Communicable
Diseases
Tanzania",
"Universal
Coverage
through
Integrated
Care",
"The
Minderoo-Monaco
Commission
on
Plastics
Human
Health".
workers
interested
developing
Collection
strongly
encouraged
contact
Managing
Editor
discuss
project.
npj Ocean Sustainability,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
3(1)
Опубликована: Ноя. 24, 2024
We
provide
the
first
global
assessment
of
status
preferential
access
areas
(PAAs),
a
relatively
understudied
policy
tool
to
govern
small-scale
fisheries.
find
44
countries,
most
them
low
or
low-middle
income,
have
established
total
63
PAAs
encompassing
3%
continental
shelf
area
worldwide.
The
analysis
an
ad-hoc
subsample
twelve
countries
in
three
continents
for
which
data
were
available
(2016–2017)
revealed
that
supported
greater
amounts
fisheries
marine
catch
volume,
landed
value,
fishing
self-consumption,
and
more
nutritious
species
than
outside
PAAs.
This
preliminary
suggests
if
appropriately
enforced
through
shared
governance
with
fishers
responsible
practices,
small
ocean
could
important
nutrition
security,
economic,
employment
benefits
millions
people
living
coastal
areas.
offer
agenda
future
research
action
based
on
our
findings.
KnE Social Sciences,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
10(5), С. 158 - 175
Опубликована: Фев. 19, 2025
Sustainable
tourism
development
is
increasingly
recognized
as
vital
for
balancing
economic
growth
with
environmental
conservation,
particularly
in
regions
like
Indonesia,
where
a
crucial
driver
of
the
economy.
However,
effectiveness
current
public
policies
promoting
sustainable
remains
to
be
determined.
This
study
aims
evaluate
on
Indonesia
through
comprehensive
systematic
literature
review.
A
rigorous
selection
studies
was
conducted
using
PICOC
(Population,
Intervention,
Comparison,
Outcome,
Context)
framework,
analyzing
successful
and
underperforming
policies.
The
review
identifies
significant
gaps,
including
poor
policy
coordination,
stakeholder
conflicts,
resource
limitations,
which
hinder
implementation
practices.
findings
suggest
that
enhancing
integration,
increasing
engagement,
incorporating
advanced
technologies
better
management
are
critical
achieving
sustainability
goals.
provides
evidence-based
recommendations
policymakers
improve
Indonesia’s
policies’
efficiency
adaptability.
These
insights
essential
aligning
goals
(SDGs),
ensuring
long-term
rapidly
expanding
sector.
