Full of Life

MAB — a Programme over the Course of Time....Pages 10-11
World Network of Biosphere Reserves....Pages 11-13
Biosphere Reserves: Model Regions for the Future....Pages 14-23
The Network of Biosphere Reserves in Germany....Pages 23-31
People and Cultures in Biosphere Reserves....Pages 32-37
From Environmental Education to Learning for Sustainability....Pages 37-40
Communication and Cooperation....Pages 41-43
Objectives and Strategies for Nature Conservation....Pages 43-47
Cultural and Natural Landscapes and the New Wilderness....Pages 47-51
Cultural Landscapes and Biodiversity....Pages 51-55
Conserve Diversity! Practical Landscape Management....Pages 55-57
The Importance of Nature Rangers....Pages 58-59
Sustainable Economic Development....Pages 60-63
Sustainable Land Management....Pages 63-64
Sustainable Forestry....Pages 65-66
Sustainable Tourism Development....Pages 67-69
Environmental Management in Industry....Pages 70-70
Research and Monitoring in Biosphere Reserves....Pages 71-73
Planning for Biosphere Reserves....Pages 73-77
Biosphere Reserves in Development Cooperation....Pages 78-80
The Further Development of the German System of Biosphere Reserves — Model Regions for Sustainable Development....Pages 80-81
From the Rhön lamb to the Rhön Apple Initiative: Marketing Local Produce....Pages 82-84
The Wilderness Camp on Falkenstein....Pages 84-86
The ”Biosphere Job Motor“ — a Start-Up Initiative....Pages 86-87
The Regional Brand as a Working Instrument for Sustainable Regional Development....Pages 88-89
The Framework Concept as Regional Agenda 21....Pages 90-91
Tourism with Nature — Nature Conservation with People: Visitor Guidance in a Biosphere Reserve....Pages 92-95
Sustainable Agriculture on the Hallig Islands....Pages 96-97
Environmental Education: A Component of Sustainable Development....Pages 98-99
Health and the Biosphere Reserve....Pages 100-101
Natural Dynamics at the Heart of Europe....Pages 101-103
Management of Migrant Birds....Pages 104-104
Traditional Farms and the Spree Forest Landscape....Pages 105-106
Cooperation Between the German and Chinese MAB National Committees....Pages 107-109
Transboundary Biosphere Reserves: Win-Win Solutions for People and Nature....Pages 110-113
Research and Monitoring in German Biosphere Reserves: An Overview....Pages 114-118
Regional Marketing of Agricultural Produce in German Biosphere Reserves....Pages 119-122
Integrated Environmental Monitoring — an Ecosystem-Based Approach....Pages 122-128
Socio-Economic Monitoring in the Schleswig-Holstein Wadden Sea Region....Pages 129-132
Allensbach Survey in the Rhön Biosphere Reserve....Pages 132-133
The Schorfheide-Chorin Project: Development of Methods for Integrating Nature Conservation Goals into Agricultural Practice....Pages 134-135
Moderation Procedure in the Water Edge Project in the Spree Forest Biosphere Reserve....Pages 136-138
Nature Conservation and Organic Farming in a Biosphere Reserve — the Brodowin Eco-Village Development and Testing Project (Schorfheide-Chorin BR)....Pages 139-140
Further Development of the “Ecosystem Approach” of the Convention on Biological Diversity in Selected Forest Biosphere Reserves....Pages 141-143
Germany in Key Figures....Pages 144-145
UNESCO Biosphere Reserves in Germany....Pages 146-163