| Titre : | AMBIO 36(4) - JUN 2007 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 00/00/0000 |
Dépouillements
Article
Qi Shanzhong, Auteur ;
Zhang Zulu, Auteur ;
Zheng Zhaopei, Auteur ;
Gong Qiaoyu, Auteur ;
Zhang Yan, Auteur
Article
Shuqing An, Auteur ;
Harbin Li, Auteur ;
Baohua Guan, Auteur ;
Changfang Zhou, Auteur ;
Zhongsheng Wang, Auteur ;
Zifa Deng, Auteur ;
Yingbiao Zhi, Auteur ;
Yuhong Liu, Auteur ;
Chi Xu, Auteur ;
Shubo Fang, Auteur ;
Jinhui Jiang, Auteur ;
Hongli Li, Auteur
Natural wetlands, occupying 3.8% of China's land and providing 54.9% of ecosystem services, are unevenly distributed among eight wetland regions. Natural wetlands in China suffered great loss and degradation (e.g., 23.0% freshwater swamps, 51.2%[...]
Article
Tanaji G. Jagtap, Auteur ;
Vinod L. Nagle, Auteur
Mangroves, a predominant coastal habitat in the tropics, are constantly threatened by various anthropogenic pressures that are deteriorating the mangroves to a great extent. Global emissions of greenhouse gases are likely to raise the world temp[...]
Article
Christian Mulder, Auteur ;
Marja Wouterse, Auteur ;
Michiel Rutgers, Auteur ;
Leo Posthuma, Auteur
Article
Michael H. Glantz, Auteur
The thesis of this article is quite different from many other theses of papers, books, and articles on the Aral Sea. It is meant to purposely highlight the reality of the situation in Central Asia: the Aral Sea that was once a thriving body of w[...]
Article
Daniel Olago, Auteur ;
Michael Marshall, Auteur ;
Shem O. Wandiga, Auteur
Cholera epidemics have a recorded history in the eastern Africa region dating to 1836. Cholera is now endemic in the Lake Victoria basin, a region with one of the poorest and fastest growing populations in the world. Analyses of precipitation, t[...]
Article
Carl J. Walters, Auteur
Adaptive management has been widely recommended as a way to deal with extreme uncertainty in natural resource and environmental decision making. The core concept in adaptive management is that policy choices should be treated as deliberate, larg[...]
Article
Ji Huang, Auteur ;
Chunlin Long, Auteur
Coptis teeta (Ranunculaceae), is a nontimber forest product (NTFP) that only grows in northwest Yunnan and northeast India. Its tenuous rhizome, known as "Yunnan goldthread" in the traditional Chinese medicine system, has been used as an antibac[...]
Article
Ray Hilborn, Auteur
There are two diverging views of the status and future of the world's fisheries. One group represented largely by academic marine ecologists sees almost universal failure of fisheries management and calls for the use of marine-protected areas as[...]
Article
Michael G. Sorice, Auteur ;
Chi-Ok Oh, Auteur ;
Robert B. Ditton, Auteur
Marine protected areas increasingly are challenged to maintain or increase tourism benefits while adequately protecting resources. Although carrying capacity strategies can be used to cope with use-related impacts, there is little understanding [...]
Article
Daniel Pauly, Auteur
The Sea Around Us Project, initiated by the Pew Charitable Trusts in Philadelphia, PA, and located at the Fisheries Centre, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada, started in mid 1999. Its goal was (and still is) to investigate-the im[...]
Article
Stefano Bonacci, Auteur ;
Annalisa Iacocca, Auteur ;
Soania Fossi, Auteur ;
Lucia Lancini, Auteur ;
Tancredi Caruso, Auteur ;
Ilaria Corsi, Auteur ;
Silvano Focardi, Auteur
The main aims of the present study, conducted in the framework of the MONIQUA-Egadi Scientific Project, were twofold: first, to make the first step in the development and validation of an ecotoxicological approach for the assessment of marine po[...]
