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Development Threatens Svalbard Arctic Wilderness in Norway |
#3 Spring 1995 |
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Do We Really Need Eco-Funds? |
#3 Spring 1995 |
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Present Strategies to Ensure a Future for Protected Areas in Russia (Interview) |
#6 Winter 1996 |
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(Pan European) Strategy to Conserve Nature... a Well-kept Secret |
#10 Winter 1997 |
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The Pan-European Biological and Landscape Diversity Strategy is Not Exactly a “Secret” |
#11 Spring 1997 |
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Biodiversity Conservation: From Lists of Valuable Sites to Units of Protection and Management |
#13 Fall 1997 |
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Ecotourism in Baikal's Protected Areas |
#13 Fall 1997 |
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The Problem of Stray Dogs and Conservation |
#13 Fall 1997 |
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Critical Ranges as Centers of Biodiversity |
#14 Winter 1998 |
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The Role of Key Species in Preserving Forest Biodiversity |
#15 Spring 1998 |
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Ecotourism in Russia’s Zapovedniks: Sustainable Developemnt, or a Direct Road to Ruin? *Two articles expressing opposing points of view. |
#17 Fall 1998 |
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WWF Ecotourism Project: Lessons Learned from the Russian Far East |
#17 Fall 1998 |
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Local People: A Missing Link in the Establishment of Protected Areas |
#19 Spring 1999 |
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Nature Conservation from the Ground up |
#19 Spring 1999 |
| Applying Environmental Economics to Conservation in Russia | #23 Summer 2000 |
| Democratization and the Changing Role of Russia’s Conservation Scientists | #24 Fall/Winter 2000 |
| Ecotourism in Russia’s Protected Areas | #25 Spring 2001 |
| Developing Ecotourism in Russia’s Zapovedniks | #25 Spring 2001 |
| Can Ecotourism Deliver its Promises? A Case Study from Astrkhansky Zapovednik | #25 Spring 2001 |
| Early Steps in Developing Tourism in Belarus | #25 Spring 2001 |
| A Portrait of a Belorussian Forest Preserve | #25 Spring 2001 |
| The Riches of Belarus’s Wetlands | #25 Spring 2001 |
| Russia and Climate Change | #28 Winter 2002 |
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