Exchange programmes - IUCN
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Acknowledgements<br />
The <strong>IUCN</strong> Programme on Protected Areas would like to thank the many individuals and<br />
organisations who contributed information and support to this document, without which<br />
it would never have been realised. We are particularly grateful to the following:<br />
� The Nature Conservation Bureau, Ministry of the Environment, Government of<br />
Japan for their generous financial contribution;<br />
� Jens Brüggemann and EUROPARC for sharing their vast experience with the<br />
Partnership and <strong>Exchange</strong> Programme;<br />
� Jonathan Justi, Arthur Paterson, Charles Ehler and the United States National<br />
Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) for sharing their successes<br />
with the US-China sister reserve agreements;<br />
� Paul Bray and Larry Hamilton for sharing their knowledge of the Italy/USParks<br />
and Protected Areas Twinning/Partnership;<br />
� Dale Engquist and Bill Supernaught for their enthusiastic and informative briefs<br />
on their respective sister park agreements between the USNational Parks Service<br />
with Poland and Georgia;<br />
� All the people who helped track down information on the Parks Canada and<br />
Chilean exchanges, especially Murray McComb, Tom Novaks, and Kate<br />
Stefanuk;<br />
� John Chapman of CEI Associates, Manchester, UK, who has drafted much of the<br />
text on the North America/UK Countryside <strong>Exchange</strong>;<br />
� Adrian Phillips for his guidance and briefing on the North America/UK<br />
Countryside <strong>Exchange</strong>;<br />
� David Sheppard for his guidance;<br />
� Dr Natarajan Ishwaran of the UNESCO World Heritage Centre for his suggestions<br />
and assistance; and<br />
� Members of WCPA East Asia for their input and support.<br />
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