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SUSTAINABLE USE

2nd Symposium
Journal of
Sustainable Use


Introduction

Table of Contents

I Ceremonial
II Terrestrial
Resources
III  Aquatic Resources
IV Issues of Relevance
Closing Statement

Journal of Sustainable Use
"In Search of Innovative Conservation Initiatives"


  II - TERRESTRIAL RESOURCES

Sustainable Use "Successful" Initiatives
Chair: Mr. Serguey Tveritinov, Russian Federation
22 November 1999

The Forest-Dependent People & Toward Forest Resources Management in Indonesia: (A Case Study in East Kalimantan)
Mrs. Ulfa Hidayati, Indonesia
Outcome of the Re-opening of a Limited Trade in Ivory
Mr. Jaques Berney, Switzerland
Re-introduction of Elephant Hide Trade
and IWMC Elephant Product Tag

Mr. Noboru Ishii, Japan
Marsh Restoration: Nutria Control Partnership
Mr. Scott Hartman, U.S.A.
Sustainable Utilization of Avian Species through Captive Breeding
Ms. Meriden Maranan, Philippines
The Phenomenal Growth and Significance of Big Game Hunting
Mr. John J. Jackson III 
"Blue-Fronted Amazon Parrots in Argentina: Its Sustainable Use from the Household to the Regional Scale"
Dr. Obdulio Menghi, Argentina

Sustainable Use Initiatives in "Progress" 
Chair: Dr. Charlie Manolis, Australia
23 November 1999

Commercial Use and Export of Chamaeleonid & Phelsumid Lizards in Madagascar: An Experiment in Adaptive Management
Dr. Hank Jenkins, Australia 
Four Decades of Musk Deer Farming
Mr. Biao Lu, Peoples' Republic of China
European Brown Bear Compendium
Dr. Bill Wall, Safari Club International, USA
Status of Asiatic Black Bear and Bear Farming in China
Mr. Zhiyong Fan, China
The "White Gold" of the Sea: A Case Study of Sustainable Harvesting of Swiftlet Nest in Coastal Viet Nam
Mrs. Nicole Casellini, IUCN Hanoi 
Saker Falcon Research and the Sustainable Use in Mongolia
Ms. Damdinsuren Shijirmaa, Mongolia

  

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