Aplicación del enfoque ecosistémico en Latinoamérica

Aplicación del enfoque ecosistémico en Latinoamérica

La presente publicación recoge algunos de los estudios de caso y de las discusiones del taller, así como otras iniciativas presentadas por miembros de la UICN en la región con el objetivo de compartir estas experiencias en las reuniones preparatorias de la novena Conferencia de las Partes del CDB —la revisión del EE es uno de los temas principales de la agenda— y en el próximo Congreso de la Unión Mundial de la Naturaleza.

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Latin America
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2007
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Andrade Pérez, Angela

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