European Parks Academy
Naturschutzfachkraft
MCA ProgrammeArtikel
2018
(2018)
Zur Vermessung von Wissenslandschaften: Regionen als Träger, Produzenten und Nutzer von Nachhaltigkeitswissen – das Beispiel Biosphärenpark Salzburger Lungau und Kärntner Nockberge.
In: Der öffentliche Sektor - The Public Sector. Wien, 7-22 S.
2017
(2017)
Problems and solutions for rehabilitation of degraded by overgrazing lands in mountainous countries (case study of Armenia)
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(2017)
Gravitational natural hazards: Valuing the protective function of Alpine forests.
In: Forest Policy and Economics. München, 150-159 S.
(2017)
Land Degradation Neutrality. Resilience at local, national and regional levels.
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(2017)
Handbook on Integrated Erosion Control. A Practical Guide for Planning and Implementing Integrated Erosion Control Measures in Armenia.
Armenia, 80 S.
2016
(2016)
Opponents, wavers or supporters: the influence of place-attachment dimensions on local residents' acceptance of a planned biosphere reserve in Austria.
In: Journal of Environmental Planning and Management. , 1610-1628 S.
(2016)
Natura 2000 und Wald. Handbuch und Fachbeiträge zur Umsetzung des europäischen Schutzgebietsnetzwerks Natura 2000 in Österreichs Wäldern.
Wien, 130 S.
2015
(2015)
Managementplan 2015-2025 Biosphärenpark Salzburger Lungau & Kärntner Nockberge - Teil Kärntner Nockberge.
Klagenfurt, Ebene Reichenau, 61 S.
2014
(2014)
Knowledge, parks and cultures - Protected area management and intergenerational learning
In: Conference Proceedings "Bigfoot: Crossing Generations, Crossing Mountains". Wien, 59-67 S.
2013
(2013)
Knowledge, parks and cultures - Protected area management and intergenerational learning.
Klagenfurt.
(2013)
KNOWLEDGE, PARKS AND CULTURES. Transcultural Exchange of Knowledge in Protected Areas: Case Studies from Nepal and Austria.
In: Proceedings in the Management of Protected Areas. Klagenfurt, 231 S.
2012
(2012)
The Relocation of the Village of Arkwasiye in the Simien Mountain National Park in Ethiopia: Is this an Intervention towards Sustainable Development?
In: eco.mont. Innsbruck, 21-28 S.