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113 |
Engaging the public through voyages of discovery of our maritime heritage |
Congress Event |
Dialogue |
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114 |
Last Exit to Aïchi: Towards IMPAC 4 (International Marine Protected Areas Congress) and 2020 |
Congress Event |
Launch Event |
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115 |
Blue Solutions â?? inspiration from what has worked in marine protected areas |
Other |
Dialogue |
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116 |
Blue Solutions â?? inspiration from what has worked in marine protected areas |
Other |
Dialogue |
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117 |
Blue Solutions â?? inspiration from what has worked in marine protected areas |
Other |
Dialogue |
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118 |
Blue Solutions â?? inspiration from what has worked in marine protected areas |
Other |
Dialogue |
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119 |
Blue Solutions â?? inspiration from what has worked in marine protected areas |
Other |
Dialogue |
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120 |
Blue Solutions â?? inspiration from what has worked in marine protected areas |
Other |
Dialogue |
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121 |
Eye on the Reef: be a marine biologist for a day! (Live link-up to the Reef) |
Other |
Dialogue |
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122 |
UNESCO Marine World Heritage: A decade of conservation success |
Other |
Launch Event |
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123 |
Marine Wilderness 10+10 Project â?? Bringing back the wild around the world |
Other |
Dialogue |
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125 |
Elevating cultural resources in our protected areas - International Year of Maritime Heritage and Toolkit on Marine Cultural Resources Management |
Congress Event |
Launch Event |
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126 |
The World Harbour Project |
Other |
Launch Event |
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127 |
Long-Lining, Driftnets and Shark Nets: destructive practices that indiscriminately kill significant amounts of By-Catch: sea turtles, sharks, seabirds, seals & other marine mammals |
Other |
Dialogue |
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128 |
Contributing to the designation of MPAs: two campaigns of the Global Ocean Legacy Program (French Polynesia and New Caledonia) |
Other |
Dialogue |
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129 |
Le Plan Gabon Bleu : 20% de la zone économique exclusive gabonaise sous régime de protection |
Other |
Launch Event |
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130 |
Putting Important Marine Mammal Areas (IMMAs) on the global map |
Other |
Dialogue |
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131 |
The status and problems of Japanese oceans (from icebergs to coral reefs) |
Other |
Dialogue |
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132 |
Introducing the Global Ocean Refuge System |
Other |
Dialogue |
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133 |
Inspiring solutions from marine regions: stepping up the dialogue between marine regions to achieve Aichi target 11 faster (A joint workshop by HELCOM, SPREP, and The Cartagena Convention) |
Other |
Dialogue |
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134 |
PlanetFest |
Other |
Planetfest |
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140 |
Closing Plenary (Part 3) |
Other |
Plenary |
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143 |
Closing Plenary (Part 2) |
Other |
Plenary |
 143_Notes_CJ.docx
 143_0910-1010 Minister Donskoy.pdf
143_1015-1045 Penelope Figgis.pdf
143_1140-1200 Trevor Sandwith WPC Promise of Sydney.pdf
143_1301-1306 Jeffrey Lee.pdf
143_IRF Awards.pdf
143_Rolling Promises.pdf |
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146 |
Closing Plenary (Part 1) |
Other |
Plenary |
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155 |
Closing Parallel Plenary 1 |
Other |
Plenary |
155_notes_SB.docx
155_stream1_NL.docx |
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164 |
Closing Parallel Plenary 3 |
Other |
Plenary |
164_wpcreport_CJKR.docx
164_Notes_AJ.docx |
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172 |
Closing Parallel Plenary 2 |
Other |
Plenary |
172_Notes_ES.docx
172_notes_LN.docx |
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178 |
Opening Parallel Plenary PLANET |
Other |
Plenary |
178_wpcreport_MG+SS.docx
178_1_Parallel Plenary Sessions - Agenda.pdf |
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183 |
Opening Parallel Plenary PEOPLE |
Other |
Plenary |
183_wpcreport_LN.docx |
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188 |
Opening Parallel Plenary PARKS |
Other |
Plenary |
188_wpcreport_CJ.docx |
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196 |
Opening Plenary: Afternoon Session (Part 2) |
Other |
Plenary |
196_wpcreport_CJ.docx |
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199 |
Opening Plenary: Afternoon Session (Part 1) |
Other |
Plenary |
199_wpcreport_LN.docx |
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205 |
Opening Plenary - Morning Session (Part 2) |
Other |
Plenary |
205_wpcreport_MG.docx |
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211 |
Opening Plenary - Morning Session (Part 1) |
Other |
Plenary |
211_wpcreport_CJ.docx
Complementary notes.docx |
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215 |
Marine Opening Plenary. All streams lead to the ocean: the Marine Journey at the IUCN World Parks Congress 2014 |
Other |
Welcome Ceremony |
215_wpcreport_CJ.docx
215_1_Marine plenary script.pdf |
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217 |
Protected Planet: status and trends of protected area coverage across countries |
Stream Session |
Lecture |
217_wpcreport_JT.docx
217_1_Diego-Assessing progress towards Aichi Target 11 where are we now.pdf
217_2_Johnston-Mainstreaming protected areas into business decision making.pdf
217_3_Yerena&Naveda-The real extension of Venezuelan Protected Areas.pdf
217_4_Dobois-Web based services for.pdf
217_5-Harris-Dynamics of the Conservation Estate.pdf |
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218 |
The futures of privately protected areas: realising the opportunity. |
Stream Session |
Lecture |
218_wpcreport_ST.docx
218_1_The futures of privately protected areas realising the opportunity.pdf |
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219 |
Sliding back or moving forward? Protected area degazettement, representativeness, and non-regression. |
Stream Session |
Panel Discussion |
219_wpcreport_JT.docx
219_1_Mascia-Sliding back or moving forward Protected area degazettement, representativeness, and non-regression..pdf
219_2_Lobo-Protected Area Downgrading, Downsizing, and Degazettement (PADDD) in Brazil.pdf
219_3_Taylor- PADDD in context windback.pdf
219_4_Craigie-PADDD a mechanism to improve the Comprehensiveness, Adequacy and Representativeness of protected areas.pdf |
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220 |
Innovative protected area management |
Stream Session |
Lecture |
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221 |
The value of IUCN\â??s Red Lists in protected area planning and monitoring. |
Stream Session |
Dialogue |
221_wpcreport_NL.docx
221_1_Lacher-review of its role in aiding protected area network planning, management and monitoring.pdf
221_2_Oliviera-Red list, A New Tool to Inform Protected Area Management and Monitor Effectiveness..pdf
221_3_Hilton-Taylor-The integration of the IUCN Red List and its relevance to protected areas.pdf
221_4_Secoy-The importance of National Red Lists in catalysing biodiversity assessments.pdf |
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222 |
Funding success in protected areas â?? how to assess financial needs, identify gaps, and develop the right strategies |
Stream Session |
Workshop |
222_wpcreport_ST.docx
222_1_Andrew Bovanick-Guide to increase the public budget for protected area systems.pdf
222_2_The financial costs of establishing and effectively managing a global protected area network.pdf
222_3_Taylor Fitzsimons-Reaching Aichi Target 11 in Australia.pdf
222_4_Lowell_CaseStudySMMA Sust Finance.pdf
222_5_Amazon Protected Areas Program.pdf
222_6_A Strategy to Finance Protected Area Systems Brazil.pdf |
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223 |
Australia's National Reserve System: A world leading example of establishing a comprehensive, adequate and representative reserve system on land and sea, but where to from here? |
Stream Session |
Lecture |
223_1_Fitzsimons-Australia's National Reserve System.pdf |
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224 |
Identifying and Conserving Important Freshwater Areas |
Stream Session |
Lecture |
224_wpcreport_HC.docx
224_1_Langhammer-Sites that contribute significantly to the global persistence of biodiversity.pdf
224_2_Linke-Protection of a moving target.pdf
224_3_Nel-Expanding protected areas beyond their terrestrial comfort zone.pdf
224_4_Harrison-Breakout Discussion Groups.pdf
224_5_Freyhof-Freshwater Key Biodiversity Areas in the Mediterranean Basin Hotspot.pdf
224_6_Raghavan-Freshwater Key Biodiversity Areas (KBAs) in the Western Ghats, India.pdf
224_7_Finlayson-Identifying and conserving important freshwater areas - Australian Ramsar sites.pdf
224_8_Patricio-Environmental DNA for identifying areas of conservation importance.pdf
224_9_Turak-Combining citizen science with remote sensing to track changes in wetland extent.pdf |
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225 |
A global standard to identify Key Biodiversity Areas: results of a global consultation |
Stream Session |
Workshop |
225_wpcreport_ST.docx
225_1_Developing an IUCN Standard for the Identification of Key Biodiversity Areas.pdf |
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226 |
Regional marine protected area (MPA) networks, seascapes and ecologically important areas |
Stream Session |
Lecture |
226_wpcreport_ST.docx
226_TARA School-Marine Protected Areas.pdf |
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227 |
How different sectors use Key Biodiversity Areas (KBAs) |
Stream Session |
Panel Discussion |
227_wpcreport_HC.docx |
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228 |
Protected area management effectiveness 1: global progress and lessons learned |
Stream Session |
Lecture |
228_1_Hockings_Protected Area Management Effectiveness.pdf
228_2_Program on African Protected Areas & Conservation IUCN-PAPACO.pdf
228_3_Liverington-GlobalstudyWPC.pdf
228_4_Riecken-Quality counts,Criteria and standards for large protected areas in Germany.pdf
228_5_Indonesia-Management Effectiveness of Marine Protected Areas.pdf
228_6_Burgess-The Management Effectiveness Tracking Tool.pdf
228_7_Carbutt-The KwaZulu-Natal experience.pdf
228_8_Hamdan-Sarawak Towards Effective Management of Protected Areas.pdf
228_9_Mathur-Management Effectiveness Evaluation, Indian Experience.pdf |
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229 |
National processes for identifying Key Biodiversity Areas (KBAs) |
Stream Session |
Lecture |
229_wpcreport_HC.docx
229_1_Langhammer-Identifying and Conserving KBAs, Experiences from Around the World.pdf
229_2_Vergara-KBA Identification Process - Philippines.pdf
229_3_Raghavan-Freshwater Biodiversity Conservation in the Western Ghats, The Key Biodiversity Area Approach.pdf
229_4_Vine-The State of Australia Bird and Biodiversity Areas.pdf
229_5_Obretenova-Identifying the Areas of Special Conservation Interest, forming the Emerald Network.pdf
229_6_Fishpool-Important Bird and Biodiversity Areas in the marine environment.pdf
229_7-Brazilian Alliance for Zero Extinction BAZE.pdf
229_8_Briggs-KBAs and Ramsar.pdf
229_9_How different sectors use Key Biodiversity Areas.pdf
229_10_Commenville-KBA.pdf |
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230 |
Innovative financial mechanisms for conservation and protected areas |
Stream Session |
Lecture |
230_wpcreport_ST.docx
230_1_Rosenzweig-Financing beyonnd PAs.pdf
230_2_FUNBIO-A Strategy to Finance Protected Area Systems, the Experience of Rio de Janeiro State, Brazil.pdf
230_3_CFA-The role of Conservation Trust Fund, recent studies and tools.pdf
230_4_Landreau-Mathias-A new financial instrument to secure the long term financing of Protected Area networks.pdf
230_5_Huwyler-Innovative financial mechanisms for conservation and protected areas.pdf
230_6_Can biodiversity offsets help finance underfunded Protected Areas.pdf
230_7_Tizard-Taninthayi Nature Reserve Project.pdf |
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231 |
Protected area management effectiveness 2: making assessments count |
Stream Session |
Lecture |
231_wpcreport_NL.docx
231_1_Growcock-Making assessments count Protected area management effectiveness.pdf
231_2_Stishov-Assessment of Conservation Effectiveness of Protected Areas and their regional networks.pdf
231_3_Chrismitchell-From Durban to Sydney.pdf
231_4_Puhlmann-Interactive Evaluation of Germany's National Parks.pdf
231_5_Khumalo-Monitoring of the South Africa PA.pdf
231_6_Matar-A first regional assessment of their management effectiveness.pdf
231_7_Principles.pdf |
