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UNION INTERNATIONALE POUR LA CONSERVATION DE LA NATURE ET DE SES RESSOURCES INTERNATIONAL UNION FOR CONSERVATION OF NATURE AND NATURAL RESOURCES SEPTIÈME RÉUNION TECHNIQUE SEVENTH TECHNICAL MEETING ATHÈNES - ATHENS 11-19 SEPT. 1958 VOLUME I. ÉROSION ET CIVILISATIONS EROSION AND CIVILIZATIONS ÉDUCATION EN MATIÈRE DE CONSERVATION CONSERVATION EDUCATION POLLUTION ATOMIQUE - ATOMIC HAZARDS 31. Rue Vautier BRUXELLES - BRUSSELS 1 9 5 9
Page 1: UNION INTERNATIONALE POUR LA CONSER
Page 5 and 6: KRAGH, G. Heerstrasse, 110, Bad God
Page 7 and 8: Birmanie — Burma. KYI, S. H. Soil
Page 9 and 10: PALMER, E. L. 206, Oak Hill Road, I
Page 11 and 12: LHOSTE, J. 17-19, rue Soyer, Neuill
Page 13 and 14: 12 MANTOUDIS, M. MARGAROPOULOS, P.
Page 15 and 16: D'ANCONA, U. Chairman, General Fish
Page 17 and 18: ESHUIS, W. Heerengracht, 540, Amste
Page 19 and 20: JACKS, G. V. O Rothamsted Experimen
Page 21 and 22: ÜNER, Z. Division d'Étude de l'É
Page 23 and 24: COMITÉ D'HONNEUR — RECEPTION COM
Page 25 and 26: Membres : — Members : J. G. BAER
Page 27 and 28: Volume II. Thème I a: Utilisation
Page 29 and 30: Volume II. Theme Ia: The use of veg
Page 32 and 33: COLLOQUE D'INTRODUCTION 12 septembr
Page 34 and 35: 1. LIMINAIRE Même dans les limites
Page 36 and 37: L'auteur pose, successivement, troi
Page 38 and 39: 3. La vaste région de ruines de Su
Page 40 and 41: de l'abandon, là où il s'est prod
Page 42 and 43: Planhol nous rappelle à juste titr
Page 44 and 45: pertinente des textes anciens, d'un
Page 46 and 47: une série d'oscillations mineures
Page 48 and 49: on constate un abaissement du nivea
Page 50 and 51: envisagé, c'est aux facteurs humai
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sol ancien et les ruines sont ensev
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et d'Argos sont réellement, c'est-
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Les notes qui précèdent ne consti
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la cause véritable de l'actuel aba
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Ce qui n'exclut nullement, bien ent
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L'Europe continentale a, pour le p
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Les géographes et les penseurs —
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ANNEXE Grèce : indications complé
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FR A A S, G, Klima und Pflanzenwelt
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QU E Z E L , PIE R R E , Quelques a
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vers 171. d'Argos « très assoiff
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An die Stelle dieser Waldtypen ist
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in den Gebirgen in Form von Schnee
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Ebensowenig kann man behaupten, das
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und Privilegierung nomadischer Grup
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FLUCTUATIONS HISTORIQUES ET GEOGRAP
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sur les montagnes du Péloponèse e
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EFFETS DE L'ÉROSION SUR LE DÉCLIN
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Il faut donc orienter nos recherche
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niens tout ce dont ils avaient beso
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Vanished are the woods and the Arca
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favoured by Nature and its destruct
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So there seems to be no escape from
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effort to keep them as live memoria
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SUMMARY OF THEME I SOIL AND WATER C
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habitat through the creation of art
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achieving conservation. Within and
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RECOMMANDATIONS DES REUNIONS TECHNI
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L'Assemblée, — considérant l'in
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The Assembly, — considering the e
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THEME EDUCATION AND CONSERVATION II
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2. Études sur le terrain dans les
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(iii) as a fundamental part of tech
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PROBLÈMES DE L'EDUCATION EN MATIÈ
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mais plutôt adopter la méthode in
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SUMMARY OF DISCUSSIONS COMPTES-REND
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Most conservation education materia
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des experts envoyés. Les programme
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the Union to appoint a Field Office
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LA PROTECTION DE LA NATURE DANS L'I
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Thème : Essentiellement : Protecti
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d'une population sans cesse croissa
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style and in as simple and direct a
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through forest and field carries wi
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EXTRACTS TAKEN FROM A REPORT ON THE
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Local in-service training is contin
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CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES A
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Of possible equal importance was th
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While your speaker has been the cha
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However, it is not enough merely to
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In this connection, the example of
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ever, in the main, such research sh
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Landscapes are made up of a great n
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A FIELD CENTRE FOR TEACHER TRAINING
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a limestone pasture, after which th
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RURAL MAN AND SOIL CONSERVATION BY
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that the society must use subsidies
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children. School programmes should
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TEACHING AND DEMONSTRATION OF METHO
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workers an opportunity to try out n
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have been demonstrated very success
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Impact of the programme. The pilot
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REMARQUES SUR LA PROTECTION DE LA N
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lieu, à un objectif bien défini e
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actuellement un sujet indépendant
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EDUCATION ET CONSERVATION DANS LES
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les individus un état d'esprit nou
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Sirs-el-Layyan (A.S.F.E.C.), de mat
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modèle dont les éducateurs pourro
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Dans les pays Bamiléké, les femme
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Les questions qui figurent à la fi
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THE ROLE OF EDUCATION IN THE NATURE
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eserves, but wherever man comes in
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d) Other techniques. Guide Books.
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a library and museum in the Kruger
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MISCONCEPTIONS IN NATURAL HISTORY T
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The Nature Conservancy in Great Bri
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MISCONCEPTIONS IN NATURAL HISTORY T
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others are gradually dropping waste
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Such theory ignores many factors. I
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Aussi ne sera-t-on pas surpris de d
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Il pouvait apparaître tentant d'ad
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et aux mésanges : puisque je poss
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THE FRIENDS OF THE I.U.C.N. AND THE
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numbers worth the effort if we firs
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RÉSOLUTIONS SOUMISES PAR LÀ REUNI
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The Assembly recommends : — that
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SYMPOSIUM OF THE SURVIVAL SERVICE R
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RECOMMANDATIONS DE LA RÉUNION TECH
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RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE TECHNICAL ME
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LECTURE THE BIOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES
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It 15 necessary to consider both «
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TABE.E 1 Radioactive nuclei formed
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consumption by man may also have a
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is in the order of 1 ½ days. After
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or « exchangeable » calcium in so
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etween these two mechanisms of entr
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The point which I particularly wish
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contamination deeper ploughing will
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the facts I have quoted indicate th
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TABLE DES MATIERES TABLE OF CONTENT
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PUBLICATIONS DES RÉUNIONS TECHNIQU
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