Sentence examples for protected area values from inspiring English sources
Because our study focused on partnerships in protected areas, it is not surprising that the two most important outcomes for achieving sustainable tourism in both questionnaires and interviews are related to protected area values and biodiversity conservation.
Improved understanding of protected area values was also important because it resulted in further benefits to partners.
A number of interviewees noted that recognizing interconnections between environmental, social, and economic aspects of the partnership promoted greater understanding of protected area values.
Features associated with the tourism outcome regarded as most important and with which there was most satisfaction, i.e., improved understanding of protected area values, were associated with shared accountability, adequate legal frameworks that were recognized by the partnership, and existence of organizational and financial support.
In 21 case studies in Australia, interviews (n = 97) and surveys (n = 100) showed that of 14 sustainability outcomes, improved understanding of protected areas values and improved biodiversity conservation were the most important.
Management effectiveness reflects three main themes in protected area management, these themes are: 1. design issues relating to both individual sites and protected area system (context, planning); 2. adequacy and appropriateness of management system processes (input, process assessment); 3. and delivery of protected area objectives including conservation of values (outputs, outcomes assessment).
We found statistically significant associations between values and public land type, IUCN protected area classification, and management level of protection.
The pollutants then threaten marine water quality and habitat values for threatened species in Moreton Bay, a marine protected area.
These findings differ somewhat from other research where economic benefits for the protected area outweighed those for raised awareness of protected-area values (Steffen 2003; TTF Australia 2004).
This is indicated by the fact that the percent of area within protected areas with richness values above 600 is higher than the proportion of the country with this same richness values (Figure 3i,j).
