scholarly journals Doğa Koruma Yaklaşımlarındaki Değişimlerin Dünyada ve Türkiye’deki Tarihsel Süreci

Author(s):  
Murat Yeşil

In today’s world, nature conservation and the notion of protected area are of vital importance for the living. Therefore, humankind started to take important steps for conservation of natural areas and preventing deterioration. Nature conservation studies dating back to old times in the world, was put in the agenda in our country after long years. Various protected area status were designated to the areas havin high resources value in our country, and these areas were put under protection by various laws. Some of this conservation status was formed based on the national legislation, and some based on the international conventions. Nowadays, promising actions are taken for sustainable use of biologic diversity and other significant natural resources. In this study; changes and developments in approaches to nature conservation in the world and in our country throughout the history were investigated, and the current situation in Turkey and in the world was revealed.

Author(s):  
Ibragimov A.J. ◽  
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Karimov Bakhtyor ◽  

Protecting the environment and flora is great vital importance to humanity. It is unfortunate that people misuse nature and negatively affect it. In the territory of our country, as a result of large-scale development of natural areas, the violation of the ecological balance, there is a risk of depletion of plant species, even the world-famous tulips, onions and lilies have completely declined in recent years. It should be the duty of all of us to put an end to the cruel treatment of nature and the plant world, to protect and reproduce natural resources.


2017 ◽  
Vol 13 (13) ◽  
pp. 229
Author(s):  
René Mesías Villacrés Borja

Entrepreneurship, over the last 20 years, has been of vital importance throughout the world. Also, many educational institutions have been concerned with creating careers in these areas, especially when a serious research such as the GEM was followed due to several years of entrepreneurship activity. Many countries have sought to promote the entrepreneurial spirit through actions aimed at providing training, incentive for business start-ups, and financing. This, however, is based on the fact that entrepreneurship is considered as the motor of a country's development, especially in times of crisis. In Ecuador, entrepreneurship plays an important role in the generation of employment, investment, production, consumption, and income for the state. These roles are attributable to the fact that Ecuador is a country where entrepreneurship is generated by opportunity and necessity. The present research is of a bibliographical character since it uses documents which were based on statistical information and other sources in which the situation of the enterprise was analyzed. Analytical method was used to obtain real information based on observation and analysis. It is also based on the inductive part of a particular situation. In general, it derives knowledge that are proposed. The deductive method starts from general data and through logical reasoning, it comes to a particular consideration and conclusion. The objective of the research is to analyze the beginning of entrepreneurship in the current situation in Ecuador.


2016 ◽  
Vol 15 (2) ◽  
pp. 121-140
Author(s):  
Hajnalka Hegedűs

If our current way of life is to be kept sustainable, particular attention must be paid to the management of the world around us – including our environmental conditions, natural resources and assets, and particularly the available water resources – and to the protection of natural elements that are, for whatever reason, of crucial importance for all of us. The aims and methods of the necessary protection are, however, not always compatible with farming activities and forms of land use that have been practiced, in some cases, for centuries. This article describes some of the incompatibilities and conflicts between various forms of farming and the relatively new domestic nature conservation activities, with a focus on Hungary’s nature conservation areas and particularly its wetland ecosystems. This is followed by a discussion of problems associated with such conflicts and proposals for resolving them.


2017 ◽  
Vol 50 (1) ◽  
pp. 284 ◽  
Author(s):  
N. Zouros

The Geopark concept was introduced at late 90’s aiming to protect and promote Earth heritage sites through the sustainable local development of territories containing abiotic nature of significant value. The Global Geoparks Network (GGN) established in 2004 operates as an international platform of cooperation among Geoparks around the world The GGN includes 120 Geoparks in 33 countries working to protect Geological heritage and promote local sustainable development. The 38th UNESCO General Conference (November 2015) ratified the statutes of the new International Geoscience and Geoparks Programme and the UNESCO Global Geoparks Operational Guidelines, introducing the brand UNESCO Global Geopark as a label of excellence for areas that meet the criteria set by the above mentioned guidelines. In doing so, it has legally endorsed the new UNESCO label of “UNESCO Global Geopark" and the endorsement of all the existing 120 Global Geoparks to become UNESCO Global Geoparks with immediate effect.The UNESCO Global Geopark branding could strongly contribute to raising EarthHeritage sites visibility in the world and in high-quality public outreach onsustainable development linked to issues on geodiversity, the environment,geohazards, climate change and the sustainable use of natural resources.


2018 ◽  
Vol 29 (2) ◽  
pp. 433
Author(s):  
Carlos Hugo Alcalá Galván ◽  
Ramón Héctor Barraza Guardado ◽  
Félix Ayala Álvarez ◽  
Edgar Omar Rueda Puente

Livestock is an economic activity, dedicated to the breeding of animal species to take advantage of them and of its derivative products, as well as of livestock exploitation itself. However, when relating it to the sustainable use of natural resources in Northwest Mexico, there can be seen some situations that need to be addressed. The present study aims to analyze the production and conservation status of natural resources of beef cattle activity in the cow-calf system in Sonora, Mexico. The diagnosis was based on aspects of regionalization of livestock, the specific characteristics and issues of the systems, and the productive status of rangelands. The results showed that, despite the existence of signs of wildlife utilization and the importance of protecting the habitat status for livestock development in the state of Sonora, Mexico, it is important to implement a series of actions in order to increase the sustainable productivity of soil, soil water resources, the recovery of vegetation cover, improvement of livestock management practices, needs of research and technology transfer, as well as institutional linkage and training of professional human resources.


2021 ◽  
Vol 1 (1(50)) ◽  
pp. 82-113
Author(s):  
Nikolay P. Maletin ◽  
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Natalia I. Khokhlova ◽  

Indonesia, as the largest country in Southeast Asia, with vast natural resources and marine waters, the world's largest Muslim state, occupying the most important geostrategic position in the region, cannot but claim to be one of the key places on the Chinese “Аsian chessboard”. In connection with the rapid growth of the economic and political influence of the PRC, which is challenging America on the world stage, Indonesia undoubtedly seeks to take advantage of the current situation and take part in the implementation of Beijing's ambitious plans. Indonesian President Joko Widodo is implementing the concept of the country's economic development by strengthening all-round ties with China within the framework of the conjugation of the Indonesian national concept of the “global marine axis” with the Chinese megaproject “one belt – one road”.


Author(s):  
V. Udovychenko

In the tourism sector of the economy, food is taking a high position during short-term’s and long-term travels, on the one hand, and also, on the other hand, the dangerous influence of fast-food is well known to the inhabitants of the Earth. That is why in this paper the key aspects of such activity as Slow Food were taken into account. It is important because Slow Food leads us against globalization, commercialization, and marketization of the world. The purpose of the article is to depict the key aspects of the Slow Food concept itself that developed from the social activists movement and nowadays is understood as the key unit of the enogastronomic tourism. The methods that were applied to the purpose of Slow Food study are quantitative analysis, literature knowledge and studying, method of “two steps”, comparative and geographical-comparative, historical, scientific syn­thesis, etc. The author’s point of view into the Slow Food existence can be depicted as one that transformed from the public social movement to the scientific concept of the enogastronomic tourism, and it is a result of the research accomplishment. Furthermore, the Slow Food movement essence is represented as a peculiar ecosystem and a route to the new way of people living, sustainable use of natural resources, complex cultural system, material and nonmaterial basis of the enogastronomic tourism. The movement strongly influences the rebuilding of the territorial linkages and the region sustainability, helps to balance the usage of the natural resources, and decrease the dangerous influence of human activities into the natural environment, leads to the cities rebranding and changes the tourist’s behavior in it. The history, prerequisites, and place of Slow Food beginnings are briefly reviewed. The Slow Food movement as such one that widely spread all over the World through Slow Food-events application, thematic literature printing, academician community creation, and special education in the universities programs establishment is characterized. The key directions of the Slow Food activities are depicted. The key aspects of formation and development, the trajectory of Slow Food ideas movement, its transformation from an ideology into the scientific concept of the enogastronomic tourism are taken into account. The definition of “Slow Food” is given, and essential features of the concept are depictured. Also, the key theses and goals, principles and rules, the slogan, and agenda of Slow Food were reviewed. At the same time, and this is the key importance of nowadays development and existence of the Slow Food concept, that there are some problems with the absence of strategic complex approach to its studying and development, and for its essential analysis. All of them could be mentioned as the perspective directions of future research and acquiring knowledge about it.


Author(s):  
Naiara Stupp Andersen ◽  
Bruna Elisa Trentin ◽  
Ciro Duarte de Paula Costa ◽  
Fernando Campanhã Bechara

Scientific Ecotourism is an innovative sector of tourism characterized by the development of studies and scientific research in natural areas. We carried out a bibliometric research, searching for scientific publications related to Scientific Ecotourism, being able to characterize the current situation of this segment in Brazil. We searched for papers in Brazilian Ecotourism journals and Google Scholar™. The parameters used for analysis were: 1) Occurrence of the selected keywords; 2) Type of scientific publication; 3) Year of publication; and 4) Natural protected area category. We found 60 papers, where 17 were discarded because they did not fit specifically the proposed theme. Considering the 43 selected papers, only five clearly mentioned “Scientific Ecotourism”, 19 only cited “Scientific Tourism”, and another 19 addressed the importance of scientific research in natural areas where Ecotourism already occurs or there is a potential for it to occur. The selected papers comprised the years between 1998 and 2017, and 67% of these, were performed on Conservation Units (CUs), showing that Scientific Ecotourism is an important management tool for these areas, since it assists the nature conservation and education, and stimulates the economy, both into the CU as well in the region which it is inserted.


Author(s):  
Ugonna Chimnonyerem Nkwunonwo

There is little discussion regarding natural resources management issues in Nigeria, unlike many other places around the world, where such issues have made significant contributions to research growth. This is a troubling situation that complicates Nigeria's present need to address her increasing sequence of aggravations related to land cover modifications. Sustainable use of land, water, solid minerals, and forest is difficult and overwhelms local efforts. Demographic pressures and the corresponding need for developments and societal livability have a proclivity to overuse land resources and impact negatively on their present quality and future regeneration. Traditional and indigenous approaches are still the bases of natural resources management. The cumulative challenges of these issues with other prevalent anomalies are increasingly compromising Nigeria's land resources base. However, geo-spatial technology with its potential for policy and decision-support is being set forth to address these challenges and to fill the current gaps in knowledge of natural resources management.


1996 ◽  
Vol 23 (3) ◽  
pp. 226-234 ◽  
Author(s):  
Per Pinstrup-Andersen ◽  
Rajul Pandya-Lorch

SummaryApproximately 780 million people world-wide are chronically undernourished, and past gains in food production have been associated with environmental problems, yet global demand for cereals is projected to increase by 56% and for meat by 74% between 1990 and 2020.The International Food Policy Research Institute has developed the view that every person in the world can have access to sufficient food to sustain a healthy and productive life, that malnutrition can be abolished, and that food can originate from efficient, effective, and low-cost food systems that are compatible with sustainable use of natural resources. Moreover, IFPRI has concluded that these conditions can be achieved by the year 2020, if the world commits itself to specified changes in behaviour, priorities, and policies. In order for these changes to occur, sustained action is needed in six areas: (1) strengthening the capacity of developing-country governments; (2) investing more in poor people; (3) accelerating agricultural productivity; (4) assuring sound management of natural resources; (5) developing competitive markets; and (6) expanding and realigning international development assistance. We have the knowledge and the capacity to meet the food needs of every person without damaging the environment. What is needed is political will and commitment on the part of all members of society to take the required action.


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