M8 SCI 11 Flashcards
(30 cards)
Global population is expected to reach ____ ________by 2025.
8 BILLION
Like all living species, humanity depends on nature for:
- FOOD and WATER
- MATERIALS for survival
- SAFETY from environmental threats (e.g., epidemics, natural catastrophes)
Land, air, water, forests, fisheries, minerals, and wildlife
NATURAL RESOURCES
Conservation of living systems guarantees
- Persistence of endemic species
- Clean water (e.g., from native forests)
“A clearly defined geographical space, recognized, dedicated and managed, through legal or other effective means, to achieve the long-term CONSERVATION OF NATURE with associated ecosystem services and cultural values.” – (Day et al. 2012, p. 9)
PROTECTED AREAS
Global Status (as of 2016)
- 150,000+ protected sites
- At least 24 million sq km (______ of Earth’s land)
- Coverage:
- 14.8% of terrestrial/inland - water areas
- 5.1% of oceans
- 12.7% of coastal and marine areas
2020 Aichi Target 11:
17% of terrestrial areas
10% of coastal/marine areas
15%
Republic Act 7586 ALSO KNOWN AS _____ WAS SIGNED ON June 1, 1992
“National Integrated Protected Areas Systems (NIPAS) Act”
“Identified portions of land and water set aside by reason of their UNIQUE physical and biological significance, managed to enhance biological diversity and protected against destructive human exploitation.”
PROTECTED AREAS
First Legislation
Act No. 3915 (1932)
Philippine Protected Area Stats (as of 2016)
___#___ protected areas:
559
First national park:
Mount Arayat
Management of Protected Areas IS. Supervised by:
Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR)
Management of Protected Areas Requires:
1.ACTIVE MANAGEMENT (e.g., onsite conservation, restoration, monitoring, enforcement)
2. FUNDING (80% from government/international agencies; 70% estimated shortfall)
3. COMMUNITY SUPPORT (critical to success)
Management of Protected Areas Potential conflicts:
- LACK of AWARENESS
- EXCLUSION from decisions
- Livelihood DISPLACEMENT or inequitable benefit distribution
“Natural resource management broadly refers to the SUSTAINABLE UTILIZATION of _____ natural resources… such as land, water, air, minerals, forests, fisheries, and wild flora and fauna.” – Muralikrishna and Manickam (2017, p. 23)
MAJOR
🧩 APPROACHES to Natural Resource Management
- PROTECTED AREAS (Traditional Approach)
- KEY BIODIVERSITY AREAS (KBAs)
- COMMUNITY-BASED NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (CBNRM)
- INTEGRATED NATURAL RESOURCE APPROACHES
- RESTRICTS HUMAN ACCESS and use
- Still the cornerstone of biodiversity conservation
- Challenge: Many valuable areas are inhabited or NEAR SETTLEMENTS
- PROTECTED AREAS (Traditional Approach)
Sites with SIGNIFICANT GLOBAL CONTRIBUTION
- KEY BIODIVERSITY AREAS (KBAs)
KBAs are Identified using standardized ____ AND _____
CRITERIA AND THRESHOLD
Guide expansion of protected areas and support local conservation efforts
- KEY BIODIVERSITY AREAS (KBAs)
- One of the oldest approaches
- Rural communities manage shared resources communally
- COMMUNITY-BASED NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (CBNRM)
- COMMUNITY-BASED NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (CBNRM)
- Promotes ______ through sustainable use
- Enables ______ ______ for development
- Encourages _______ and GOOD GOVERNANCE
CONSERVATION
INCOME GENERATION
DEMOCRACY
INTEGRATED NATURAL RESOURCE APPROACHES
- Integrated WATER RESOURCE management
- ECOSYSTEM approach
- integrated COASTAL ZONE management (ICZM)
- Integrated NATURAL RESOURCES management
- FOREST LANDSCAPE RESTORATION