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Directory of Protected Areas in East Asia: People, Organisations and Places Working language: Japanese Geographic scope: Japan Yamashina Institute for Ornithology 115, Kounoyama Abiko Chiba, 270-11 Japan Tel: +81 4 7182 1101 Fax:+81 4 7182 1106 Working language: Japanese Geographic scope: Japan 2.2.5 Korea, Democratic People’s Republic of National offices of international organisations GEF Program-Democratic People’s Republic of Korea National Coordination Committee on Environment PO Box 44 Sungri Street, Zungsondong Central District, Pyongyang Democratic People’s Republic of Korea Tel: +850 2 32674 Fax:+850 2 814 660 Working languages: Korean and English UNESCO: National Commission of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea Ministry of Foreign Affairs PO Box 44 Pyongyang DPR of Korea Tel: +850 2 382 7222 Fax:+850 2 381 4660 Protected area agencies Academy of Sciences Botany, Zoology and Forestry Institutes Taesong District Pyongyang DPR of Korea Working language: Korean Geographic scope: DPR of Korea 48 Ministry of Forestry Pyongyang DPR of Korea Working language: Korean Geographic scope: DPR of Korea Natural Conservation Union of the DPR of Korea No. 220-93-7-24 Dongsong Street Central District Pyongyang DPR of Korea Tel: +850 2 3814410 Fax: +850 2 3814410 Profile: It is an IUCN member. Working language: Korean Geographic scope: DPR of Korea 2.2.6 Korea, Republic of National offices of international organisations GEF Program-Republic of Korea Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade 77-6, Sejong-ro, Chongno-gu Seoul, 110-769 Republic of Korea Tel: +82 2 720 2329 Fax:+82 2 722 7581 E-mail: mofatenv@cholloan.net UNESCO, Korean National Commission for (KNCU) Myeong-dong, 50-14 2ga, Jung-gu Seoul 100-022 Korea (Mailing address: C.P.O. Box 64 Seoul 100-022) //www.unesco.or.kr (Korean/English) Tel: + 82 2 755 1105/3014 and + 82 2 755 0068 Fax:+ 82 2 755 6667/7477 and + 82 2 755 6667 E-mail: utchung@mail.unesco.or.kr (Science and Communication Unit) and ynha@mail.unesco.or.kr
Profile: Acting as a bridge between UNESCO Headquarters, the State and the people of Korea, the National Commission disseminates UNESCO messages and promotes its ideals. It also implements UNESCO-related programmes to meet the specific needs and aspirations of Korea. The principal goals of the KNCU activities include promotion of education for international understanding and sustainable development. Working languages: Korean and English Geographic scope: Republic of Korea Protected areas agencies National Parks Authority Taeyoung Building, 8th Floor, 252-5 Kongdeok-dong, Mapo-gu Seoul Republic of Korea http://www.npa.or.kr (Korean/English) Tel: +82 2 3272 5591 Fax:+82 2 3272 8973/4 E-mail: kpark97@unitel.or.kr Profile: The NPA was established in 1987 to protect and manage national parks efficiently. The central government established the NPA to manage park resources exclusively. The NPA’s main activities are: preserving and protecting natural resources in the parks; maintaining facilities and controlling litter; managing concessionaires; and collecting entrance and facility fees. It is an IUCN member. Korea Forest Service (Forestry Administration) Government Unit Building-Taejon Dunsan-dong, Seo-ku Taejon Republic of Korea http://www.foa.go.kr or www.maf.go.kr (Korean/English) Fax:+82 42 481 4178 E-mail: m_foa@foa.go.kr Profile: Korea Forest Service (The Forestry Administration) is organised 49 Organisations under the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry and administers forest laws. The Forestry Administration supports and implements all types of forestry activities such as the formation of forest resources, protection and development of forests, forest management, utilization and development of forest products, research, and training. Under the Administrator, the head of the Forestry Administration, there are five bureaux and five Regional Forest Management Offices and Forestry Research Institute. Useful numbers: Forest Resources Division – (Tel: +82 42 481 4158; Fax: +82 42 481 4167); Forest Protection Division – (Tel: +82 42 481 4082; Fax: +82 42 481 4059). Cultural Properties Administration Dunsan-dong, Seo-gu Taejon Republic of Korea http://www.ocp.go.kr (Korean/English) Tel: +82 42 481 4711/4729 Fax:+82 42 472 3409 E-mail: osh@www.ocp.co.kr Profile: The Monument division designates, removes designation, protects and manages historic sites, historic and scenic sites and natural monuments. The Monument Division also prepares plans for the preservation of cultural properties. It supports the operations of the Cultural Properties Committee and the activities of its Third Sub-Committee (historic sites, historic and scenic sites and buried cultural properties) and Fifth Sub- Committee (natural monument and scenic sites).
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Page 7 and 8: Foreword During the past 10 years,
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Page 21 and 22: Kotaro Kusakabe President Kokuritsu
Page 23 and 24: Protected area categories: Category
Page 25 and 26: PART II Organisations
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Page 39 and 40: Friends of Nature P.O.Box 621 Beiji
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Page 53 and 54: International Society for Mangrove
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Page 57: UNESCO Japan Asahi Seimei Ebisu Bui
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Page 63 and 64: Profile: The GTZ has supported many
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