In the years following the foundation of the Styrian Eisenwurzen Nature Park (in 1996) and Gesäuse National Park (in 2002), both nature conservation organizations faced heavy resistance from the local population and actors in the local economy. Today things look different: the so-called Gesäuse Partners are building a strong network that brings the parties together. Our experiences can be used practically by the managers of protected areas
A substantial proportion of large protected areas in Norway fall within mountain parks. Traditionall...
The management of protected areas has recently emerged as a new scientific discipline. To date, ther...
The first time I visited the recently established Glacial Ridge National Wildlife Refuge (GRNWR), it...
In the years following the foundation of the Styrian Eisenwurzen Nature Park (in 1996) and Gesäuse N...
Conflicts of interest between conservation objectives and the continuation of conventional land uses...
Over the last ten years, the Austrian national parks experienced a period of intensive development. ...
Exactly 100 years ago the first national parks in Europe were established in Sweden. Since then ther...
In Austria, Nature Parks (NaP) are the oldest large protected areas. The first NaPs were created bot...
There is common agreement in discourses on nature protection that it can only succeed if local parti...
Recent developments in the Netherlands have encouraged a shift in the focus of non-governmental orga...
In the AgriPark project, a transdisciplinary approach was used to develop ways of integrating agricu...
There are many calls for more effective science-policy interaction and knowledge exchange in order t...
A common conservation strategy is the driving force of sustainable socio-economic development in the...
The conflicts that are frequently manifested in the Swedish mountains often stem from the use and pr...
Exactly 100 years ago the first national parks in Europe were established in Sweden. Since then ther...
A substantial proportion of large protected areas in Norway fall within mountain parks. Traditionall...
The management of protected areas has recently emerged as a new scientific discipline. To date, ther...
The first time I visited the recently established Glacial Ridge National Wildlife Refuge (GRNWR), it...
In the years following the foundation of the Styrian Eisenwurzen Nature Park (in 1996) and Gesäuse N...
Conflicts of interest between conservation objectives and the continuation of conventional land uses...
Over the last ten years, the Austrian national parks experienced a period of intensive development. ...
Exactly 100 years ago the first national parks in Europe were established in Sweden. Since then ther...
In Austria, Nature Parks (NaP) are the oldest large protected areas. The first NaPs were created bot...
There is common agreement in discourses on nature protection that it can only succeed if local parti...
Recent developments in the Netherlands have encouraged a shift in the focus of non-governmental orga...
In the AgriPark project, a transdisciplinary approach was used to develop ways of integrating agricu...
There are many calls for more effective science-policy interaction and knowledge exchange in order t...
A common conservation strategy is the driving force of sustainable socio-economic development in the...
The conflicts that are frequently manifested in the Swedish mountains often stem from the use and pr...
Exactly 100 years ago the first national parks in Europe were established in Sweden. Since then ther...
A substantial proportion of large protected areas in Norway fall within mountain parks. Traditionall...
The management of protected areas has recently emerged as a new scientific discipline. To date, ther...
The first time I visited the recently established Glacial Ridge National Wildlife Refuge (GRNWR), it...