1.Front section - IUCN

Table of contents
Foreword
Kenton Miller
Preface
Jeffrey A. McNeely
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Introduction: building broader support for protected areas
Jeffrey A. McNeely 1
A taxonomy of support: how and why new constituencies are supporting protected areas
Jeffrey A. McNeely, Kent H. Redford and Assheton Stewart Carter 11
Extractive industries as a new constituency for protected areas
Assheton Stewart Carter 21
Urban dwellers and protected areas: natural allies
Ted Tryzna 35
The role of hunting in promoting protected areas
Kent H. Redford and Miranda Mockrin 49
Building support for protected areas using a “one health” perspective
Steven A. Osofsky, Richard A. Kock, Michael D. Kock, Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka, Richard Grahn, Tim Leyland
and William B. Karesh 65
Protected areas and the security community
Anne Hammill 81
Protected areas and development assistance agencies: at the intersection of conservation
and development
Thomas O. McShane 91
Protected areas and local and indigenous communities
Lea M. Scherl 101
Protected areas and indigenous peoples: the Durban contributions to reconciliation and equity
Peter Bille Larsen and Gonzalo Oviedo 113
Building cultural support for protected areas through sacred natural sites
Allen Putney 129
Building support for protected areas through tourism
Robyn Bushell 141
Making connections: the tactics, art and science of building political support for protected
natural areas
David Ostergren 155
Contribution of the World Heritage Convention to building support for the global protected
area system
Jim Thorsell 169
Communication as a means of building support for protected areas
Wendy Goldstein and Elisabeth Auchincloss 177
Some conclusions and ways ahead
Jeffrey A. McNeely 191
Acronyms 197
List of contributors 198
References 201
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