Sustainability Conservation Biodiversity

Many biologically rich areas are essential resources for local people. Habitat and species conservation and the needs of local people cannot be addressed separately, as this may lead to poverty, resentment and lack of co-operation by locals. Linking biodiversity conservation with people's needs, through sustainable development, involves the combining of environmental stewardship with economic development and providing for the needs of local people.

• - Based at the University of Greenwich, provides training, research, consultancy and advisory services to underpin sustainable development. The majority of the activities focus on harnessing the natural and human capital for the benefit of developing countr
  
• - Working to combine the protection of the environment and sustainable use of natural resources of the northwestern coast of Ecuador, South America. Includes descriptions of the region and projects undertaken and contact information.
  
• - A project co-ordinated by the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, conducting research into the uses of the native flora of Celtic regions. Includes project description, a searchable database, a forum and information on the uses of Scottish plants.
  
• - An interactive system for sharing information and knowledge about participatory natural resource management in the Lower Mekong Basin, Cambodia.
  
• - Information on the use of, and effect on, the environment during economic development, including natural resources.
  
• - At Canada's International Development Research Centre.
  
• - Sustainable use of biodiversity
  
• - Dedicated to encouraging an environmentally sustainable society, in which human needs are met in ways that do not threaten the health of the natural environment or the prospects of future generations.
  
• - An independent organisation based in the UK, concerned with international development and humanitarian issues, advising practices which will lead to the reduction of poverty and the achievement of sustainable development.
  
• - Information about social concerns relevant in conservation work, and options for addressing them.
  
• - UNEP Global500 Award winning private island conservation project, using ecotourism to fund conservation management and environmental education for local schoolchildren. Park rangers provide guided snorkelling and walks along nature trails.
  
• - An independent, non-profit organization promoting sustainable patterns of world development through collaborative research, policy studies, networking and knowledge dissemination.
  
• - Engages businesses and private landowners in advancing the stewardship of our land and water in partnership with the environmental community.
  
• - Agroforestry combines agriculture and forestry technologies to create more integrated, diverse, productive, profitable, healthy and sustainable land-use systems.
  
• - Recognizing the need to reconcile wildlife conservation and people's livelihood needs and working towards promoting people's participation in wildlife conservation.
  
• - Focuses on institutional, policy and socio-economic aspects of sustainable forest management and conservation and the interface between forests and other land-uses.
  
• - Global Methodology for Mapping Human Impacts on the Biosphere. Used to estimate the amount of impact humans have made, and will make, on the wilderness.
  
• - Ensure that trade in wild plants and animals is not a threat to the conservation of nature.
  
• - An international non-profit organization supporting scientific field research and offering members of the public the opportunity to work with distinguished field scientists.
  
  

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