Ethics and biodiversity

Bosworth Andrew, Chaipraditkul Napat, MingMing Cheng, Gupta Abhik, Junmookda Kimberly, Kadam Parag, Macer Darryl R.J., Millet Charlotte, Sangaroonthong Jennifer, Waller Alexander

• Publisher: UNESCO Office Bangkok
• Year: 2011
• eBook ISBN: 9789292234201

Table of contents

• Contents
• Acronyms
• Preface
• Executive Summary
• 1. Biodiversity and its Definition
• 2. Ethics and Biodiversity
• 3. Value of Biodiversity
• 4. Case Study: Environmental Management and Biodiversity of the Tonlé Sap, Cambodia
• 5. Law, Governance and Biodiversity
• 6. Ethics in Policies and Strategies in Preserving Biodiversity
• 7. Conclusions
• 8. References
• Table 1: Conservation-oriented taboos in tribes and other ethnic groups of Northeastern India
• Table 2: Some globally threatened breeding birds of the Tonlé Sap swamp forest. Data from Goes (2001) and Seng et al. (2002)
• Table 3: Country analysis of membership of environmental treaties
• Figure 1: Water Resources and Tonlé Sap Basin from Tonlé Sap Biosphere Reserve Environmental Information Database Project
• Figure 2: A bas-relief carving on Bayon temple depicting the abundance and diversity of species