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ALPARC supports cooperation

between the protected areas of the Alpine Arc for a sustainable management respectful of natural resources

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Biodiversity protection

and preservation of a quality environment

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Safeguarding the link between man

especially young people, and the natural environment

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Regional development

based on local resources that puts people at its center to ensure nature conservation and protection

ALPARC is the Alpine Network of Protected Areas, which brings together hundreds of protected areas of all kinds that are located in the Alps, from France to Slovenia.
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Last of the wild

  • Language EN
  • Number of pages 38

Last of the wild: overview of status and monitoring of some wilderness related species in the Natura 2000 network.

Edition: PAN Parks Foundation, 2009

 

By providing a description of the management and monitoring practices of various protected areas, with regards to chamois, ibex, brown bears, lynx, wolves and white-tailed eagles in its new publication, the PAN Parks Foundation aims to argue for the need for a non-intervention management approach that will ensure healthy and stable populations of these – and other – important wilderness species. In addition, we hope that the present selection of monitoring experience will serve as inspiration to many nature conservation professionals in their handling of wilderness habitats and species around Europe.

If you have comments or questions concerning the publications or the PAN Parks Foundation, please contact Edit Borza, Communications Manager at eborza@panparks.org or visit
www.panparks.org 

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