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9780195517286

Protected Area Management Principles and Practice

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  • ISBN13:

    9780195517286

  • ISBN10:

    0195517288

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2005-04-28
  • Publisher: Oxford University Press
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Summary

Protected Area Management examines the multi-disciplinary task of managing protected areas. This second edition of this authorative text has been updated, expanded and includes new Australian and international case studies. This comprehensive text is an essential text for students and an invaluable resource for practitioners and all readers who are concerned about conservation.

Table of Contents

Foreword v
List of Figures
xi
List of Tables
xiv
List of Photographs
xvii
List of Backgrounders, Case Studies, and Snapshots
xxii
Australian Jurisdictions and Protected Area Management Agencies xxviii
Acknowledgments (First Edition) xxxi
Acknowledgments (Second Edition) xxxvi
Preface to the Second Edition xl
Introduction xli
Part A Setting the Context
1(130)
Australia's Natural Heritage
2(33)
Evolution of Australia's natural heritage
3(9)
Australia today
12(1)
Climate
13(3)
Landforms, soils, and landscapes
16(4)
Biological diversity
20(3)
Terrestrial vegetation
23(5)
Terrestrial fauna
28(6)
Marine flora and fauna
34(1)
Social Context
35(41)
A brief history of Australian protected areas
36(11)
Contemporary influences
47(9)
Responses and initiatives
56(8)
Government in Australia
64(3)
Legislation
67(2)
Society, culture, and values
69(7)
Concept and Purpose of Protected Areas
76(36)
Values
78(7)
International environmental protection
85(6)
Types of protected areas
91(14)
Extent of Australia's protected areas
105(7)
Process of Management
112(19)
How organisations manage
114(1)
Planning
115(1)
Organising
116(8)
Leading
124(2)
Controlling
126(1)
Managing for performance
126(5)
Part B Principles and Practice
131(444)
Establishing Protected Areas
132(30)
Terrestrial national reserve system
133(5)
Marine national reserve system
138(6)
Scientific reserve selection methods
144(3)
Land-use planning and protected area establishment
147(13)
Management lessons and principles
160(2)
Obtaining and Managing Information
162(26)
Scope of information needs
163(4)
Data and information collection methods
167(7)
Storage, retrieval, and presentation
174(5)
Analysis and application
179(5)
Information management systems
184(2)
Management lessons and principles
186(2)
Management Planning
188(31)
Approaches to planning
190(5)
From approach to process
195(4)
Protected area management plans
199(18)
Management lessons and principles
217(2)
Finance and Economics
219(31)
Financing protected areas
220(3)
Pricing services and facilities
223(14)
Environmental valuation and benefit-cost analysis
237(11)
Management lessons and principles
248(2)
Administration--Making it Work
250(19)
Administering people
251(5)
A principled organisation
256(1)
Administering finances
257(5)
Administration of assets, standards, and systems
262(2)
Administration policy and process considerations
264(3)
Management lessons and principles
267(2)
Sustainability Management
269(19)
The need for sustainability
270(4)
Sustainability and protected areas
274(12)
Management lessons and principles
286(2)
Operations Management
288(21)
Planning for operations
290(10)
Operations implementation
300(7)
Management lessons and principles
307(2)
Natural Heritage Management
309(42)
A national perspective
310(4)
Conserving fauna
314(14)
Conserving flora
328(3)
Fungi
331(1)
Managing water
332(3)
Managing soils and geology
335(7)
Conserving scenic quality
342(1)
Managing fire
343(6)
Management lessons and principles
349(2)
Cultural Heritage Management
351(20)
An ancient heritage
352(1)
Types of cultural heritage sites
353(5)
Conserving cultural heritage
358(5)
Conserving Aboriginal cultural heritage sites
363(4)
Conserving historic sites
367(3)
Management lessons and principles
370(1)
Threats to Protected Areas
371(31)
Underlying causes
372(5)
Type and nature of threats
377(9)
Preventing environmental threats
386(6)
Minimising environmental threats
392(8)
Management lessons and principles
400(2)
Incident Management
402(22)
Organisations with incident management responsibilities
403(1)
Managing incident responses
404(8)
Managing fire incidents
412(5)
Managing wildlife incidents
417(1)
Managing incidents arising from natural phenomena
418(4)
Management lessons and principles
422(2)
Tourism and Recreation
424(41)
Global tourism and environmental performance
427(2)
Tourism and recreation in Australia's protected areas
429(13)
Managing tourism and recreation
442(14)
Managing for quality
456(6)
Management lessons and principles
462(3)
Working with the Community
465(28)
A critical working relationship
466(3)
Making the relationship work
469(5)
Communicating with stakeholders
474(10)
Interpretation: Communicating with heart and mind
484(7)
Management lessons and principles
491(2)
Indigenous People and Protected Areas
493(16)
Who are Indigenous people?
494(1)
`Caring for country'
495(3)
Land rights
498(1)
Indigenous people and protected areas
499(4)
Implications for Aboriginal land management
503(4)
Management lessons and principles
507(2)
Linking the Landscape
509(23)
Importance of linkages
511(4)
Conservation at a regional scale
515(10)
A menu of policy instruments
525(5)
Management lessons and principles
530(2)
Marine Protected Areas
532(21)
Importance of marine protected areas
533(1)
Australian marine environments
534(5)
Marine management issues
539(2)
Marine park management
541(11)
Management lessons and principles
552(1)
Evaluating Management Effectiveness
553(16)
Purposes of management effectiveness evaluation
554(4)
Developing evaluation systems
558(5)
Guidelines for evaluating management effectiveness
563(4)
Management lessons and principles
567(2)
Futures and Visions
569(6)
Appendices
575(28)
Appendix 1 Chronology of Major Events
576(8)
Appendix 2 Extent of Australian protected areas
584(19)
Commonwealth protected areas
585(2)
Australian Capital Territory protected areas
587(1)
New South Wales protected areas
588(2)
Northern Territory protected areas
590(2)
Queensland protected areas
592(2)
South Australia protected areas
594(2)
Tasmania protected areas
596(2)
Victoria protected areas
598(2)
Western Australia protected areas
600(2)
International designations
602(1)
References 603(26)
Index 629

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