Concept, Purpose and Challenges

  • Worboys G
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Protected areas are the places where we aim to retain the extraordinary beauty and richness of the Earth and all its benefits to humanity—the evolutionary heritage of more than four billion years and for all we know unique in the vastness of the universe. They may include grand scenery; remarkable animals and plants; precipitous mountains; spectacular formation-rich caves; grand towering forests; dramatic plunging waterfalls; immense wetlands and lakes; vast deserts; and untouched coastlines, deep ocean mounts and expansive coral reefs. They can also hold landscapes of great beauty and cultural values, created by human communities over time and through

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Worboys, G. L. (2015). Concept, Purpose and Challenges. In Protected Area Governance and Management. ANU Press. https://doi.org/10.22459/pagm.04.2015.02

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