Prof. Dr. Louis J. Kotzé is Visiting Professor of Environmental Law at the University of Lincoln, United Kingdom, and Professor of Environmental Law at the Faculty of Law, North-West University, Potchefstroom, South Africa.Prof. Dr. Thilo Marauhn is Professor of Public Law, International Law and European Law at the Faculty of Law, Justus Liebig University, Giessen, Germany.

• Part 1: General issuesChapter 1: Introduction (Louis J. Kotzé and Thilo Marauhn)Chapter 2: Transboundary Environmental Governance of Biodiversity in the Anthropocene (Louis J. Kotzé)Chapter 3: The Concept of Public Trusteeship in the Transboundary Governance of Biodiversity (Peter H. Sand)Chapter 4: Transfrontier Protection of the Natural Environment, Globalization and State Sovereignty (Francois Venter)Chapter 5: An Ecosystem Approach to the Transboundary Protection of Biodiversity (Thilo Marauhn and Ayşe-Martina Böhringer)Part 2: Supranational perspectivesChapter 6: Universal Transboundary Protection of Biodiversity and its Impact on the Low-level Transboundary Protection of Wildlife (Ulrich Beyerlin)Chapter 7: European Regional Approaches to the Transboundary Conservation of Biodiversity: the Bern Convention and the EU Birds and Habitats Directives (Floor Fleurke and Arie Trouwborst)Chapter 8: Protected Areas Governance in a Southern African Transfrontier Context (Alexander Paterson)Chapter 9: A Legal Appraisal of the SADC Normative Framework related to Biodiversity Conservation in TFCAs (Niel Lubbe)Part 3: Selected issuesChapter 10: From North to South: Legal Pathways to Stimulate Biodiversity Conservation in Developing Countries through Transboundary Trade in Biodiversity Resources (Jonathan Verschuuren)Chapter 11: Southern African Perspectives on the Relationship between Transfrontier Conservation Areas (TFCAs) and the Protection of Rights (Anél Du Plessis and Willemien Du Plessis)Chapter 12: Rural People in Southern African Transfrontier Conservation Areas: A Question of Governance (Clara Bocchino)Chapter 13: Access to Bio-energy vis-à-vis Biodiversity Conservation in SADC: Conflicting Objectives? (Michelle Barnard)Chapter 14: Transboundary Protection of Biodiversity in the Context of Human and Environmental Security and Climate Change (Dewald van Niekerk and Leandri Hildebrandt)

Prof. Dr. Louis J. Kotzé is Visiting Professor of Environmental Law at the University of Lincoln, United Kingdom, and Professor of Environmental Law at the Faculty of Law, North-West University, Potchefstroom, South Africa.Prof. Dr. Thilo Marauhn is Professor of Public Law, International Law and European Law at the Faculty of Law, Justus Liebig University, Giessen, Germany.

• Part 1: General issuesChapter 1: Introduction (Louis J. Kotzé and Thilo Marauhn)Chapter 2: Transboundary Environmental Governance of Biodiversity in the Anthropocene (Louis J. Kotzé)Chapter 3: The Concept of Public Trusteeship in the Transboundary Governance of Biodiversity (Peter H. Sand)Chapter 4: Transfrontier Protection of the Natural Environment, Globalization and State Sovereignty (Francois Venter)Chapter 5: An Ecosystem Approach to the Transboundary Protection of Biodiversity (Thilo Marauhn and Ayşe-Martina Böhringer)Part 2: Supranational perspectivesChapter 6: Universal Transboundary Protection of Biodiversity and its Impact on the Low-level Transboundary Protection of Wildlife (Ulrich Beyerlin)Chapter 7: European Regional Approaches to the Transboundary Conservation of Biodiversity: the Bern Convention and the EU Birds and Habitats Directives (Floor Fleurke and Arie Trouwborst)Chapter 8: Protected Areas Governance in a Southern African Transfrontier Context (Alexander Paterson)Chapter 9: A Legal Appraisal of the SADC Normative Framework related to Biodiversity Conservation in TFCAs (Niel Lubbe)Part 3: Selected issuesChapter 10: From North to South: Legal Pathways to Stimulate Biodiversity Conservation in Developing Countries through Transboundary Trade in Biodiversity Resources (Jonathan Verschuuren)Chapter 11: Southern African Perspectives on the Relationship between Transfrontier Conservation Areas (TFCAs) and the Protection of Rights (Anél Du Plessis and Willemien Du Plessis)Chapter 12: Rural People in Southern African Transfrontier Conservation Areas: A Question of Governance (Clara Bocchino)Chapter 13: Access to Bio-energy vis-à-vis Biodiversity Conservation in SADC: Conflicting Objectives? (Michelle Barnard)Chapter 14: Transboundary Protection of Biodiversity in the Context of Human and Environmental Security and Climate Change (Dewald van Niekerk and Leandri Hildebrandt)

Prof. Dr. Louis J. Kotzé is Visiting Professor of Environmental Law at the University of Lincoln, United Kingdom, and Professor of Environmental Law at the Faculty of Law, North-West University, Potchefstroom, South Africa.Prof. Dr. Thilo Marauhn is Professor of Public Law, International Law and European Law at the Faculty of Law, Justus Liebig University, Giessen, Germany.

• Part 1: General issuesChapter 1: Introduction (Louis J. Kotzé and Thilo Marauhn)Chapter 2: Transboundary Environmental Governance of Biodiversity in the Anthropocene (Louis J. Kotzé)Chapter 3: The Concept of Public Trusteeship in the Transboundary Governance of Biodiversity (Peter H. Sand)Chapter 4: Transfrontier Protection of the Natural Environment, Globalization and State Sovereignty (Francois Venter)Chapter 5: An Ecosystem Approach to the Transboundary Protection of Biodiversity (Thilo Marauhn and Ayşe-Martina Böhringer)Part 2: Supranational perspectivesChapter 6: Universal Transboundary Protection of Biodiversity and its Impact on the Low-level Transboundary Protection of Wildlife (Ulrich Beyerlin)Chapter 7: European Regional Approaches to the Transboundary Conservation of Biodiversity: the Bern Convention and the EU Birds and Habitats Directives (Floor Fleurke and Arie Trouwborst)Chapter 8: Protected Areas Governance in a Southern African Transfrontier Context (Alexander Paterson)Chapter 9: A Legal Appraisal of the SADC Normative Framework related to Biodiversity Conservation in TFCAs (Niel Lubbe)Part 3: Selected issuesChapter 10: From North to South: Legal Pathways to Stimulate Biodiversity Conservation in Developing Countries through Transboundary Trade in Biodiversity Resources (Jonathan Verschuuren)Chapter 11: Southern African Perspectives on the Relationship between Transfrontier Conservation Areas (TFCAs) and the Protection of Rights (Anél Du Plessis and Willemien Du Plessis)Chapter 12: Rural People in Southern African Transfrontier Conservation Areas: A Question of Governance (Clara Bocchino)Chapter 13: Access to Bio-energy vis-à-vis Biodiversity Conservation in SADC: Conflicting Objectives? (Michelle Barnard)Chapter 14: Transboundary Protection of Biodiversity in the Context of Human and Environmental Security and Climate Change (Dewald van Niekerk and Leandri Hildebrandt)