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Sustainability: an economic perspective [An article from: Resources, Conservation & Recycling] by S.R. Elliott, 2005-06-01

Effects of harvester behavior on population growth rate affects sustainability of ginseng trade [An article from: Biological Conservation] by M.E. Van der Voort, J.B. McGraw, 2006-07-01

Shifting Cultivation: Towards Sustainability and Resource Conservation in Asia by IDRC, CIIFAD, ICRAF, and IIRR IFAD, 2001

Sustainability in Action in Britain? by Gillian Symons, 1997-03

Hands on Technology: Understanding Sustainability by James Pitt, Robert Lamb, 2004-03

Biodiversity, Biofuels, Agroforestry and Conservation Agriculture (Sustainable Agriculture Reviews)

Sowing the Seeds for Sustainability by Rachel Wiseman, 2000-10-28

Beyond Fences : Seeking Social Sustainability in Conservation by Grazia; Buchan, Dianne; International Union for Conservation of Nature Borrini, 1997-01-01

Handbook for wetlands conservation and sustainability by Christy Williams, 1996

Architectural conservation and environmental sustainability: Conflict or convergence? (Research paper / Edinburgh College of Art/Heriot-Watt University, School of Planning and Housing) by Julia Wallace, 1998

Integrating Nature and Society Towards Sustainability (Environmental Science and Engineering)

The Business of Sustainable Forestry Case Study - Aracruz Celulose S. A. and Riocell S. A: Aracruz Celulose S. A. And Riocell S. A. Efficiency And Sustainability ... Forestry; Analyses and Case Studies) by World Resources Institute, 1999-06-01

Tourism, Conservation and Sustainable Development: Case Studies from Asia and Africa - 7786IIED

Sustainability by Design: A Subversive Strategy for Transforming Our Consumer Culture by John R. Ehrenfeld, 2009-08-25

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Province Of Manitoba | Manitoba Conservation
sustainability Indicators Initiative Manitoba conservation Suite 160 123 MainStreet Winnipeg, MB R3C 1A5 Email indicators@gov.mb.ca Telephone (204) 945
http://www.gov.mb.ca/conservation/susresmb/indicators.html

Extractions: PROVINCIAL SUSTAINABILITY INDICATORS INITIATIVE Purpose The purpose of the Provincial Sustainability Indicators Initiative is to establish a set of indicators for sustainability reporting that will provide information on the key vital signs of Manitoba's environment, economy, human health and social well-being, and discuss the linkages and interdependencies. This is intended to provide the basis for making better informed, holistically based decisions, to ensure future generations have the same or better opportunities we do. It will aid in benchmarking as well as monitoring trends and determining progress toward established targets. Legislated Mandate The process of developing a set of provincial sustainability indicators began in July of 1998, with the passage of The Sustainable Development Act Under part 5, sections 9 and 10, the Province of Manitoba must establish a set of sustainability indicators by July 2001, and prepare a Provincial Sustainability Report based on these indicators by July 2005. Sustainability Reporting has replaced State of the Environment Reporting, which was required in
Province Of Manitoba | Manitoba Conservation
For more information on the Manitoba sustainability Indicators and Reporting Initiative,please contact Tammy Gibson Manitoba conservation Suite 160 123
http://www.gov.mb.ca/conservation/susresmb/indicators/

Extractions: MANITOBA SUSTAINABILITY INDICATORS AND REPORTING INITIATIVE Purpose The purpose of the Manitoba Sustainability Indicators and Reporting Initiative is to establish a set of indicators for sustainability reporting that will provide information on the key vital signs of Manitoba's environment, economy, human health and social well-being, and discuss the linkages and interdependencies between these areas. This information is intended to provide the basis for making better informed, holistically based decisions, to ensure future generations have the same or better opportunities we do. It will aid in benchmarking, as well as monitoring trends and determining progress toward established targets. Legislated Mandate The process of developing a set of provincial sustainability indicators began in July of 1998, with the passing of The Sustainable Development Act . Under part 5 of the Act, the Province of Manitoba must establish a set of sustainability indicators and prepare a provincial sustainability report based on these indicators by July 2005. Sustainability Reporting has replaced State of the Environment Reporting, which was required in
Soil Conservation: Long-Term Sustainability
6. Soil conservation LongTerm sustainability. Promote soil conservation andrecovery to ensure support of long-term crop production. BBP Standards.
http://www.chiquita.com/chiquitacr1/3perform/crg30.asp

Extractions: Long-Term Sustainability Promote soil conservation and recovery to ensure support of long-term crop production. BBP Standards Develop and implement a plan to conserve soils and reduce erosion risks. Our Performance We are committed to manage our farms, some of which have been growing and harvesting quality bananas for more than 100 years, in a sustainable manner. We recognize that healthy soils are vital to the long-term viability of our business. We do not take any more nutrients from the soil than we must. After harvest, we reincorporate the banana plants and fruit stalks into the soil as nutrients.
ARS Project: Enhancing Sustainability Through Conservation Cropping Systems For
Enhancing sustainability Through conservation Cropping Systems For Pnw Agroecosystems(404539)Our overall objective is to investigate and improve the
http://www.nps.ars.usda.gov/projects/projects.htm?accession=404539
ARS | Publication Request: Targeting Soil Conservation Policies For Sustainabili
Targeting Soil conservation Policies for sustainability New EmpiricalEvidence. Parent Project, Testing and Extension of Gpfarma
http://www.nps.ars.usda.gov/publications/publications.htm?SEQ_NO_115=124620
The Ecologist Magazine: Ecology News Online
green issues, ecology, conservation, economy, health, education, philosophy, spirituality,architecture, energy and technology. sustainability Resource Centre,
http://www.theecologist.org/links.html?section=57
TARGETING SOIL CONSERVATION POLICIES FOR SUSTAINABILITY: NEW EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE
TEKTRAN. TARGETING SOIL conservation POLICIES FOR sustainability NEWEMPIRICAL EVIDENCE. Author(s) PROPP JH HOAG DL ASCOUGH II JAMES C
http://www.nal.usda.gov/ttic/tektran/data/000012/46/0000124620.html

Extractions: Economic research was undertaken to study which soils might best be targeted for conservation, using economic and sustainability criteria. An economic model of non-irrigated corn production was created to determine, under requirements of maintaining a certain level of production or maintaining soil quality, if it was best to apply conservation practices in the management of the production process. Results show that decisions to use or conserve soil and the impacts of these decisions are highly dependent upon the characteristics of the soil and how sustainability is defined. In general, while soil conservation slowed degradation on erodible soils, it seemed to be more effective and economically efficient the better the initial quality of the soil. Keywords:
Melbourne Water
water conservation. Water wisely. The water conservation message will continueto become increasingly important if the drought continues.
http://www.melbournewater.com.au/content/water_cycle/environmental_sustainabilit
[ok-sustainability] Conservation Organizer - Oklahoma (fwd)
oksustainability conservation Organizer - Oklahoma (fwd). Emma McCauleyemilymc@essential.org Mon, 21 Feb 2000 123201 -0500 (EST)
http://lists.essential.org/pipermail/ok-sustainability/2000-February/000026.html

Extractions: Mon, 21 Feb 2000 12:32:01 -0500 (EST) susie.shields@sfsierra.sierraclub.org or Oklahoma Chapter P.O. Box 60644 Oklahoma City, OK 73146-0644 Previous message: [ok-sustainability] Dallas conference correction Next message: [ok-sustainability] Quote for the day Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]
[ok-sustainability] Re: Conservation Organizer Job - Oklahoma (fwd)
oksustainability Re conservation Organizer job - Oklahoma (fwd). EmmaMcCauley emilymc@essential.org Tue, 22 Feb 2000 125003 -0500 (EST)
http://lists.essential.org/pipermail/ok-sustainability/2000-February/000028.html
Financial Sustainability In Biodiversity Conservation Programmes
Financial sustainability in Biodiversity conservation Programmes. Theneed for additional resources arises from the imbalance between
http://biodiversityeconomics.org/finance/topics-24-00.htm

Extractions: Up Financial Sustainability in Biodiversity Conservation Programmes The need for additional resources arises from the imbalance between a country's need for capacity building and provision of basic infrastructure for conserving biodiversity on the one hand, and the ability of the country to mobilise resources on the other. It appears that domestic resources in most developing countries will continue to be inadequate for financing the conservation of biodiversity. And there are other reasons why financial resources are needed for Biodiversity: First of all, many of the benefits of biodiversity flow to all citizens of the world, while the costs tend to fall on the countries with only limited financial resources. Secondly, while many investments in conserving biodiversity will provide substantial benefits, these are often long-term and the full benefits may not be realised for many years, while the costs need to be paid today, necessitating long-term bridge financing which is difficult to obtain in developing countries. Finally, payment for conservation services provided to the global community by developing countries and hence avoiding irreversible losses of biodiversity when countries are poor, may be highly valued after those countries become more wealthy. Jeffrey A. McNeely, Chief Scientist at the IUCN wrote a paper that surveys the current situation, presents trends, and promising innovations in the financing of biodiversity conservation. It describes each promising financial tool and the policies, technologies, and entrepreneurial initiatives required to make the tool successful. It emphasises innovative tools that are relatively poorly known.
City Of Austin - Transportation, Planning, & Sustainability Department
Water conservation. Sustainable Communities Initiative. sustainable development,CIP, purchasing resources, ordinances, and sustainability Indicators.
http://www.ci.austin.tx.us/planning/

Extractions: Other Resources City of Austin Sustainability Department Join us in planning, achieving, and maintaining a more sustainable community Most offices located at 1011 San Jacinto Blvd, Austin, Texas, 78701 Mail: PO Box 1088, Austin, Texas 78767 Phone:(512)974-3496 Transportation Division Roadworks , citizen requests, engineering, traffic calming, crossing guards, parking, signals, and signs GIS/Data Analysis Census, development, land use, and data on building permits, subdivisions, site plans, and employers Long Range Transportation Planning Adopted and updated 2025 Transportation Plan (AMATP) tables and maps and Corridor Planning initiatives, Smart Growth Map, Incentives Matrix, Infill, Traditional Neighborhood and Transit Oriented
Report Details - PVPC Sustainable Development Project Inventory
Town of Amherst conservation and sustainability. Amherst Planning Department.For more information, contact Amherst Planning Department
http://www.pvsustain.com/detail/project84.html

Extractions: Amherst, MA 01002 The goals of our organization are: The Town of Amherst has a number of initiatives to promote recycling, to protect open and forest spaces and to encourage environmental, social and economically sustainable development. Our top three product(s) or service(s): 1. Implementation of land conservation measures. 2. Development of recycling and alternative transportation initiatives. 3. Implementation of the Agicultural Preservation Restriction Program. Our target audience / market: Town of Amherst What we are doing to prevent pollution and eliminate waste: The town policy requires recycling. There are fines if a certain percentage of recyclable goods are found in the garbage. The town landfill is off of Route 9. It has a rather sophisticated design that incorporates clay lining to prevent leaching. The landfill also has a recycling center, a used goods drop off, and a hazardous material drop off day.
Syngenta Foundation (SFSA): Water And Soil Conservation In Eritrea - Sustainabil
Water and soil conservation in Eritrea sustainability through partnership.
http://www.syngentafoundation.com/eritrea_water_soil_development_problems_print.

Extractions: Sustainability through partnership a sahelian country in the horn of africa land management and institutional support an overview of the program's activities spin-off effects of the program ... references By Thomas Kohler In Eritrea, the University of Berne's Center for Development and Environment, together with the Syngenta Foundation for Sustainable Agriculture and Eritrean partner institutions, runs a comprehensive program on sustainable land use - the Sustainable Land Management Program (SLM). With an area of approximately 120,000 sq km, Eritrea is nearly three times the size of Switzerland, although it is one of the smallest states in Africa. It is a young state - the country only became independent in 1993 after a 30-year war with Ethiopia, of which it was previously the northernmost province. Nature has not been kind to Eritrea, and it has all the characteristics of a Sahelian country. This applies in particular to its rainfall, which is low and varies widely from year to year, both with regard to quantity and the time the rainy season starts. The majority of the country consists of savanna, with its typical acacias, as well as steppe and desert, particularly in the western lowlands near Sudan and in the east toward the Red Sea. Only the central highlands, at altitudes between 1500 and 2500 meters, which represent about a quarter of the country's area, have sufficient rainfall to allow farming.
GreenSense- Models Of Sustainability: Sustainable Development, Energy Conservati
Some of the many topics are Indoor Water conservation, Xeriscape, Passive masonryheater as a concrete ;) illustration of the principles of sustainability.
http://www.greensense.com/GR_MOD.HTM

Extractions: Examples of how people are making their visions of sustainability real. About Us "Lost" Links GreenSense HOME Add a URL ... Report a Problem NEW Small Stores Fight Back - The myth is that big stores get bigger because they can offer customers more value at better prices. The truth is a little more complicated. One of the real advantages of bigness is the ability to dominate potential customers' consciousness with your advertising. Once that happens, smaller businesses, no matter what value they offer, might as well not exist. Now, smaller stores are catching on. They're learning to cooperate on advertising to enable them to compete with larger stores. The Community Justice Center - It's pretty obvious that our present adversarial, criminal justice system is badly flawed. Even when it works, it leaves a costly trail of ruined lives - both criminals and victims - and impoverished communities. Restorative Justice is a process for creating solutions that enrich everyone, not just the lawyers and prison builders. Instead of dwelling on punishment and revenge, restorative justice "elevates the position of victims and the community in the justice process, allows for direct participation of community members in delivering justice, and holds offenders directly accountable to the victims and communities that have been harmed".
Targeting Soil-conservation Policies For Sustainability: New Empirical Evidence
Targeting soilconservation policies for sustainability new empirical evidence (Fulltext appears in the Journal of Soil and Water conservation, Vol.57, No.2).
http://www.swcs.org/t_pubs_journal_2ndQ02abstracts_targeting.htm

Extractions: (Full text appears in the Journal of Soil and Water Conservation, Vol.57, No.2) J. Popp, D. Hoag, and J. Ascough II ABSTRACT: Economic research was undertaken to study which soils might best be targeted for conservation, using economic and sustainability criteria. An economic model of nonirrigated corn production was created to determineunder requirements of maintaining a certain level of production or maintaining soil qualityif, when, and where it was best to apply conservation practices. Results show that decisions to use or conserve soil and the impacts of these decisions are highly dependent upon the characteristics of the soil and how sustainability is defined. In general, while soil conservation slowed degradation on erodible soils, it seemed to be more effective and economically efficient the better the initial soil quality. Keywords: Resource management, soil conservation, soil quality, sustainability
Ricoh Group's Sustainable Management - Report 2002[PDF File]
The Ricoh Group's Environmental conservation Activities (1976March 2001)(32k),The Ricoh Report and Responses from the Ricoh Group sustainability Report 2001
http://www.ricoh.co.jp/ecology/e-/report/
Crewe & Nantwich Sustainability Alliance Nature Conservation Activities
Information on Crewe Nantwich sustainability Alliance'snature conservation activities.
http://www.sustainability-alliance.org.uk/nature/

Extractions: Actions on nature conservation and biodiversity have now (2003) been subsumed into the overall Sustainability Alliance Action Plan For more information about our nature conservation activities please contact Les Wootton (email: nature@sustainability-alliance.org.uk Update on the Valley Park and its associated waterway : During the past year awareness raising has been to the forefront of the group's agenda, we have made progress with the planting of several variations of trees and shrubs to the east end of the park read more.. Home Education Food ... Management
Signs Of Sustainability - Biodiversity: Indicator Implementation Of Nature Conse
Implementation of nature conservation programmes. Indicator 5.5. On state propertyconservation programmes are implemented by formal Governmental decisions.
http://www.vyh.fi/eng/environ/sustdev/indicat/lstot.htm

Extractions: List of indicators Introduction: From Rio to Indicators Climate change Ozone layer depletion ... Development co-operation Indicator 5.5. Implementation of nature conservation programmes 1.1.2000. Source: Ministry of the Environment, Land Use Department. The percentage of realised nature conservation programmes measures the degree to which the programmes have succeeded. The status of programmes cannot be presented as a time series, because the data are not comparable as mapping techniques have evolved, estimates of e.g. the surface area of nature reserves have improved. The table above gives the percentage of realised nature reserves (total for public and private lands), lands bought for conservation purposes by the state, and unbought land still in private hands. Lands already in state hands are in practice conserved, even if formal legal definition of their status is still lacking. On state property conservation programmes are implemented by formal Governmental decisions. Nature reserves designated on private property are bought with state funds or exchanged for state lands, or declared protected by decision of the local Regional Environmental Centre. National parks and strict nature reserves of over 1000 hectares are ratified by an act of parliament. Amendments may also be passed to designate smaller reserves on state property, in addition to which Government bodies have the right to give protection to land under their control. The main responsibility for realising nature conservation programmes rests with the Regional Environmental Centres. The actual acquisition of land for conservation is carried out jointly by the Environmental Centres and the Forest and Park Service.
WA Sustainability Case Studies/Private Sector Conservation
and healthy ecological processes.2 The following report discusses the importanceof private sector conservation in assisting biodiversity and sustainability.
http://www.sustainability.dpc.wa.gov.au/CaseStudies/privatesectorconservation/pr

Extractions: Te-Anau Merito final year Bachelor of Technology Student at Murdoch University and Simone Ruane a final year student in Sustainable Development, Murdoch University. With the assistance of Keith Bradby, Policy Officer at the Department of Agriculture, and Atticus Fleming, Chief Executive Officer, Australian Wildlife Conservancy. T his Case Study is to inform the State Sustainability Strategy and does not represent the views of the Western Australian State Government. Figure 1: Private Sector Bushland - Cordingup South Conservation of biodiversity is perceived by many to be the responsibility of the public sector, through the initiatives of national and state parks and reserves. However, considering more than 60% of Australia's land area is classified as private land, the participation of the private sector is essential to ensure conservation of biodiversity across all ecosystems. The Story of 'Bush Buying' for Sustainability Introduction Western Australia has a diverse range of vegetation and fauna species throughout its vast domain. The southwest region is the only region in Australia to have been recognised, and listed, as one of 25 global conservation biodiversity 'hotspots'. The majority of bushland in this region was cleared in the 1950's and 60's for agriculture, resulting in isolated patches of remnant bush.

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