Titlebook: Umweltbewusstsein unter dem Leitbild Nachhaltige Entwicklung; Ergebnisse empirisch Dietmar Bolscho,Gerd Michelsen Book 2002 Springer Fachme

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Lars Degenhardt,Jasmin Godemann,Gerd Michelsen,Heike Molitorn and increasing globalization of trade and transport. Developing countries like Nepal are further constrained due to the lack of adequate scientific knowledge to inform policy and management. This has resulted in weak policy and management responses, thereby exposing the country to a high threat of

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Heike Molitoreory and practical advice on processing and interpreting oto.Techniques and theory for processing otoliths from tropical marine fish have developed only recently due to an historic misconception that these organisms could not be aged. Otoliths are the most commonly used structures from which daily,

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Annette Schulzeveloping countries including Malaysia and occur when the values of wildlife have been overshadowed by short-term human gains as societies develop. This is indeed linked to market failure, i.e. wildlife and their habitats are often treated as public goods and hence they are prone to various threats a

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Meike Wulfmeyerd for po- graduate students, mainly from tropical countries, of the M.Sc. course “Tropical and International Forestry”at the Faculty of Forest Sciences and Forest Ecology, Georg August University G?ttingen, Germany. The intended readership is s- dents, researchers and practitioners interested in the

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Dietmar Bolscho soils. Janzen (1967) noted that tropical lowland climates have relatively little overlap in temperature variation with tropical montane climates. As such, these steep altitudinal gradients offer a unique evolutionary laboratory for the study of how plant characters vary in response to environmental

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orestry processes to make informed forestry-related decisions. This chapter assists them and all those interested to improve their understandings in the processes. A large number of young scientists, students involved in forestry research, and the stakeholders, previously mentioned, involved in the

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