Protecting Forest and Marine Biodiversity

Edited by Ed Couzens, Associate Professor, The University of Sydney Law School, Australia, Alexander Paterson, Professor, Institute of Marine and Environmental Law, Faculty of Law, University of Cape Town, South Africa, Sophie Riley, Senior lecturer, University of Technology Sydney, Australia and Yanti Fristikawati, Dean and Lecturer in the Faculty of Law, Atma Jaya Catholic University of Indonesia, Indonesia

• Contents:Part IAn Introduction to Legal Aspects of Protecting Forest and Marine Biodiversity1. Legal Aspects of the Protection of Forest and Marine Biodiversity: Understanding the ContextEd Couzens, Alexander Paterson and Sophie RileyPart II Global issues of protection of biological diversity2. Moral Boundaries, Anthropocentrism and Biodiversity: Possums in New Zealand as an ExampleGay Morgan3. For Peat’s Sake: Environmental Law Amidst the BogsNicholas A. Robinson4. Illegal Trade in Endangered Forest and Marine Species - Enhancing Laws and Enforcement: a South-East Asian PerspectiveLin Heng Lye and Sallie Chia-Wei YangPart III The protection of biological diversity in the forest environment5. Biodiversity and Agriculture – Friends or Foes? The Legal Implementation of Agroforestry Practices in BrazilMarcia Fajardo Cavalcanti de Albuquerque6. Forest Biodiversity Conservation: Strengthening the Regulation and Management of Chinese Enterprises during Foreign InvestmentBingyu Liu7. Addressing Human and Wildlife Conflict in Forest Protected Areas: A Critical Analysis of China’s Nature Reserve Management ExperienceYilin Pei8. Climate Change and Forest Management in NepalAmber Prasad PantPart IV The protection of biological diversity in the marine environment9. Governance of Oil and Gas Exploration and Exploitation at Sea: Towards Coastal Marine Biodiversity PreservationVioleta S. Radovich10. The Valuable Role that Private Environmental Governance might play in Managing Global Fisheries ResourcesAnastasia Telesetsky11. Black Coral Forests and Marine Biodiversity in New ZealandTrevor Daya-Winterbottom12. The Contribution that the Concept of Global Public Goods can make to the Conservation of Marine ResourcesCarina Costa de Oliveira and Sandrine Maljean-DuboisIndexC. Costa de Oliveira,

'The book is recommended for all libraries that deal with wildlife law and is complemented with a comprehensive index.'--UKELA