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CONTENTS INTRODUCTION THE ENVIRONMENT IN <strong>1973</strong> THE FIRST QUARTER CENTURY OF IUCN: LOOKING BACK AND LOOKING AHEAD The beginning of IUCN - Fontainebleau - The Union in Action - Science and conservation - Commissions - Highlights in retrospect - A new name and a new home - The World Wildlife Fund - The Morges Manifesto - New directions - List of Officers, Executive Boards and Secretaries General. REVIEW OF IUCN ACTIVITIES National and International Environmental Policy Environmental Policy - International Conventions - Environmental law documentation - Studies in environmental law - Legislative aid projects. Environmental Planning and Management Use of ecological guidelines for development in the American humid tropics - Use of ecological guidelines for development in tropical forest areas of South East Asia - Guidelines for island development - Guidelines for other biomes - Tourism and conservation - Future of the Alps - The Green Book - Improvement of cultural landscapes - Leaflet on landscape survey - Conservation status of the Mediterranean Coast - Arid and semi-arid zones. Conservation of Biotic Communities United Nations List of National Parks and Equivalent Reserves - World Directory of National Parks and Other Protected Areas - Ecological data - Ecological and genetic considerations in establishing areas for protection of species and biotic communities - Survey of National Parks in Northern and Western Europe - Regional systems of National Parks - National Park planning and management - Second World Conference on National Parks - Assistance with specific reserves - A system for defining and classifying natural areas - Wetlands - Conservation of critical marine habitats - Conservation of natural resources in high mountains. 5 9 15 57 59 66 71 3
Conservation of Endangered Species Red Data Book - Primates - Whales - Wolves - Tigers - Other cats - Seals - Sumatran rhinoceros - Deer - Crocodiles - Marine turtles - Endangered plants. Environmental Education and Public Awareness Methods handbook on environmental education in primary and secondary schools - Multilingual dictionary of conservation terms - International workshop on environmental education programmes related to mountain environments - Establishment of environmental conservation education in francophone countries - Pilot seminar on environmental education in East Africa - Thailand-mobile education unit - Indonesia-training of graduates in nature reserve management - First Caribbean working conference on environmental education - International Youth Federation Programme - Popular publications on environmental conservation. EXTERNAL RELATIONS United Nations Organization - FAO - UNESCO - UNEP - ICBP - ICSU and ISSC - Other intergovernmental bodies - Other organizations - Conferences and meetings - Contacts and enquiries. IUCN ORGANIZATIONAL MATTERS Membership summary - Executive Board - Commissions - Secretariat - World Wildlife Fund - The John C. Phillips Medal - IUCN Headquarters - Historic property deeded to IUCN - Publications - Financial matters - 12th General Assembly and 13th Technical meeting. APPENDICES 4 Appendix A Appendix B Appendix C Appendix D Appendix E Appendix F Appendix G Appendix H - List of Members - Members of Honour - The Executive Board - Membership of Commissions - Committees, Working Groups, Task Forces - The Secretariat - Publications in <strong>1973</strong> - Financial Statement 78 85 91 97 105
Page 1 and 2: 1973 IUCN YEARBOOK International Un
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Page 7 and 8: wild animals and plants in their na
Page 10 and 11: THE ENVIRONMENT IN 1973 Limits to G
Page 12 and 13: first time that they could get alon
Page 14: sion did call for reduced quotas on
Page 17 and 18: country is untouched, and as this i
Page 19 and 20: Immediately after the war, in 1918,
Page 21 and 22: 20 Whereas natural beauty is one of
Page 23 and 24: The Union in action The first Gener
Page 25 and 26: 1950, with the aid of a grant from
Page 27 and 28: since the Union has usually taken o
Page 29 and 30: - without which it is of course imp
Page 31 and 32: guished career in Africa. From 1966
Page 33 and 34: As far as the first projects undert
Page 35 and 36: Mweka on the slopes of Mount Kilima
Page 37 and 38: specialists: Thane Riney on the sci
Page 39 and 40: 38 The most important first step fo
Page 41 and 42: special international meetings at R
Page 43 and 44: operations comes from WWF. World Wi
Page 45 and 46: 44 Two anonymous loans amounting be
Page 47 and 48: The conservation of wildlife and wi
Page 49 and 50: Its activities considerably increas
Page 51 and 52: Executive Board: Secretary General:
Page 53 and 54: Secretary General: Deputy Secretary
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Ninth General Assembly - July 1966
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REVIEW OF IUCN ACTIVITIES The broad
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National and International Environm
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Endangered species are subject to p
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and export of species. Begun in 197
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protection and control. This study
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elevant to development in tropical
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Future of the Alps There is increas
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Conservation of Biotic Communities
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Survey of national parks in norther
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proposed Volcan Baru National Park
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Considerable information on marine
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years, and has sponsored regular me
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among Board members that commercial
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of the existence of the Caribbean m
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Environmental Education and Public
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The proposed teaching manual is now
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Foundation, the Virgin Islands Depa
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continued, particularly in relation
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1973 conferences and meetings spons
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5 October 5-9 November 10-29 Novemb
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Membership totals at the end of the
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Appeals of WWF are already members
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gift of 300,000 Swiss Francs to mar
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APPENDIX A IUCN Members as at 31 De
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German Democratic Republic Germany,
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New Zealand Nigeria Norway Pakistan
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United States of America GA GA GA G
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APPENDIX B Honorary Members Honorar
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APPENDIX D Membership of Commission
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Consultants: Representative: Dame S
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Corresponding Members: Representati
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Members: Professor L. Bauer, German
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Reptile/Amphibian Group Co-ordinato
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Dr. Rudolf Hofmann, Peru Ing. Carlo
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APPENDIX G Monthly Bulletin Volume
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APPENDIX H Statement of income and
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