Living Off Biodiversity

by Izabella Koziell, International Institute for Environment and Development

2001 · IIED

"This book attempts to explore different natural resource sectors and to identify possibilities for mainstreaming the conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity into these sectors but without compromising livelihoods in the process. It advocates leveraging incremental change within the existing natural resource sectors through research, policy change, development and demonstration of alternative approaches. There are six chapters that discuss these issues in the forestry, agricultural, livestock and fisheries sectors and within rangelands. A discussion on insect diversity and livelihoods also constitutes a separate chapter. The whole book is framed by an introduction and macro-economic perspective on how to start to resolve the conflicts between conservation and development."--Editor.

Barley: Origin, Botany, Culture, Winterhardiness, Genetics, Utilization, Pests

by International Organization of Citrus Virologists. Committee on Indexing Procedures, Diagnosis, and Nomenclature, United States. Agricultural Research Service, William Quenn Loegering, John Walter Hendrix, Lewis Eugene Browder

1967

Set includes revised editions of some issues.