Talk:World Commission on Protected Areas

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Some Notes for a Proposed History[edit]

  • 1969: General Assmebly of the IUCN defines the term 'Naional Park'[1]
  • 1973: IUCN publishes a preliminary categories system fo National Parks, based largely on the pioneering work of Dr Ray Dassman[1].
  • 1978 IUCN published the Commission for National Parks and Protected Areas report on Categories, Objectives and Criteria

for Protected Areas, which was prepared by the CNPPA Committee on Criteria and Nomenclature chaired by Dr Kenton Miller. This proposed these ten categories)[1]:

I Scientific Reserve/Strict Nature Reserve
II National Park
III Natural Monument/Natural Landmark
IV Nature Conservation Reserve/Managed Nature Reserve/Wildlife Sanctuary
V Protected Landscape
VI Resource Reserve
VII Natural Biotic Area/Anthropological Reserve
VIII Multiple Use Management Area/Managed Resource Area
IX Biosphere Reserve
X World Heritage Site (natural)



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