Shifting pro te cted are a s trate gie s to e vidence bas ed go ve rn ance and management
Additional information
Authors
Ruoss E.,
Alfarè L. T.
Type
Article in conference proceedings
Year
2018
Language
English
Abstract
Protected area governance is dealing with ‘public goods’ targeted to balance conservation and development. Their
exceptional assets and high community-development potential ask for innovative deliberative ‘evidence-based
governance’ which are multilevel, pluralistic, reflective, trans-border, ecological, dynamic and open to changing
constraints. Mobilizing the region’s potential and applying methods stimulate economy, knowledge development
and community interactions. The UNESCO World Heritage sites Swiss Alps J ungfau-Aletsch (CH), Dolomites
(IT), Idrija (SLO), and Biosphere Reserves Entlebuch (CH) and Wienerwald (A) represent examples of protected
areas with inclusive management approaches in different governance systems.
Conference proceedings
Conference Volume
Publisher
Salzburger Nationalparkfonds
Start page number
561
End page number
564
Meeting name
6th Symposium for Research in Protected Areas
Meeting place
Faculty of Natural Sciences, University of Salzburg
Meeting date
2 – 3 November 2017
ISBN
9783700183174
Keywords
World Heritage, Biosphere Reserves, governance, management, change processes, deliberative democracy, evidence based systems, integrated approaches, regional development methodologies
