![Conservando el patrimonio natural de la región neotropical : planificación y manejo de las áreas protegidas de la región neotropical Conservando el patrimonio natural de la región neotropical : planificación y manejo de las áreas protegidas de la región neotropical](https://gsapskills.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/BC-1986-018.jpg)
![Conservando el patrimonio natural de la región neotropical : planificación y manejo de las áreas protegidas de la región neotropical Conservando el patrimonio natural de la región neotropical : planificación y manejo de las áreas protegidas de la región neotropical](https://gsapskills.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/BC-1986-018.jpg)
Related content
Evaluation économique d'une zone humide : le cas du Diawling, Mauritanie
La présente étude porte sur lévaluation des principales valeurs économiques générées par la restauration du Parc national du Diawling en République islamique de Mauritanie, zone humide dimportance internationale, à travers une estimation des usages directs de la zone dinfluence du parc. Lobjectif était de contribuer des informations utiles aux décisions daménagement et de gestion durable du parc ainsi quà celles relatives au développement de la périphérie, soit du bas delta.
Nature-Positive Urbanism: Conservation and Community Empowerment in Costa Rica's Capital Region
Costa Rica is one of the most biodiverse countries in the world and recognised for its commitment and leadership in nature conservation. The Greater Metropolitan Area (GAM) is home to 60% of the country’s population with many economic sectors concentrated here. The COVID-19 pandemic had a significant impact on already highly vulnerable communities living in the GAM.
To improve biodiversity and ecosystem services, five innovative projects were developed in San José, where more than 50 species of native flora were incorporated into the green urban fabric. Over 40 women developed capacities for the sustainable use of nature’s benefits while generating income. 20 public-private partnerships were formed and more than 19 adaptation measures were implemented that contribute to the sustainability of the productive activities in the local communities. Now, over 20,000 people enjoy wellbeing activities in the spaces that have improved their natural condition through the projects.
Microchiropteran bats : global status survey and conservation action plan
Bats make up a quarter of all mammals, and almost half of the species can be considered threatened or near threatened at a global level. This publication offers the results of the first comprehensive review to identify the conservation priorities for the 834 species of Microchiroptera. Rather than give an account of each of these species, this volume aims to be used as a basis for the development of more local or regional action plans, or actions for particular groups of bat species, by taxon or by habitat.