Report says invasive species, tourism, poaching, dams and logging ost pressing threats but climate change may eclipse all. The IUCN World Heritage Outlook, released at the World Parks Congress in Sydney, found... read more →
For the last three years PARKS has been a peer reviewed journal published by IUCN WCPA twice a year. It is the only journal focussed specifically on protected area management... read more →
Readers of this CSVPA blog may find the following Grist article on Marine Protected Areas helpful to add to their insight: "This illustrated guide makes marine protected areas fascinating" (or:... read more →
Some of you may be interested in a just-published book Stan Stevens (Senior Lecturer in Geography, University of Massachusetts Amherst, MA, USA) has edited, Indigenous Peoples, National Parks, and Protected Areas:... read more →
The Strategic Plan for Biodiversity 2011-20, framed by Parties to the CBD at the 10th Conference of Parties in 2010, outlines an ambitious roadmap towards halting and reversing biodiversity loss... read more →
Source: Sonia Phalinkar for Deutsche Welle In a bid to protect the snow leopard, conservation groups are merging western and traditional approaches by teaming up with local monasteries, shamans and... read more →
We are very pleased to hereby share with you the new CSVPA newsletter Culture for Nature. Many thanks to Radhika Border for her excellent editing and to Fiona Wilton for... read more →
Taking place in Sydney Australia in November this year, the IUCN World Parks Congress (WPC) happens every ten years and sets the agenda for protected areas planning, management and governance... read more →
Are you thinking of attending the IUCN World Parks Congress in Sydney in November 2014? How about thinking about taking an E-Poster of a relevant Protected Area (maybe one at particular... read more →
To build and share excitement in the months leading up to the World Parks Congress (WPC) in Sydney, Australia in November 2014, and to really showcase the amazing work of... read more →
