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Department of the Environment, Sport and Territories, 1996
ISBN
0642244278
Foreword
Introduction
Goal
Principles
1 Conservation of biological diversity across Australia
1.1 Identification
1.2 Bioregional planning and management
1.3
Management for conservation
1.4 Protected areas
1.5 Conservation outside
protected areas
1.6 Wildlife conservation
1.7 Threatened biological
diversity
1.8 Biological diversity and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
peoples
1.9 Ex-situ conservation
2 Integrating biological diversity conservation and natural resource management
2.1 National integrated policies
2.2 Agriculture and pastoralism
2.3
Fisheries
2.4 Forestry
2.5 Water
2.6 Tourism and recreation
2.7
Utilisation of wildlife
2.8 Access to genetic resources
3 Managing threatening processes
3.1 Threatening processes and activities
3.2 Clearing of native
vegetation
3.3 Alien species and genetically modified organisms
3.4
Pollution control
3.5 Fire
3.6 Impacts of climate change on biological
diversity
3.7 Rehabilitation
3.8 Environmental assessment
4.1 Knowledge and understanding
5.1 Awareness and involvement
5.2 Formal education
6 Australia's international role
6.1 International agreements
6.2 Overseas activities
6.3
International cooperation
7.1 Priorities and time frames
7.2 Coordination and review
7.3
Complementary strategies and legislation
7.4 Funding implementation
Appendix
1 Australia's biological diversity
Glossary
Abbreviations
Notes