Natural resource management

human dimensions of natural resource management are very important to the successful management of any natural resource. In order for any natural resource to be successfully managed their must be ample funding and public support and interest; two key aspects that are often not throughly considered but are vital to the success of good resource management. These two aspects also go hand in hand, for example, if the public is connected and involved with there natural resources they will be more likely

sustainable management of natural resources in Nigeria. This it does with the aim to determine the extent to which the exploration of natural resources is managed in our country from 1960 till date. Also, given recommendations in which the resources can be managed. CHAPTER ONE 1.0 Introduction Nigeria is one of those countries in Africa that is fairly rich with natural resources. For example Crude Oil, Coal, Iron, forest, farming, Fishing and so on. It is believed that natural resources development

unities and challenges associated with integrating diverse knowledge systems into natural resource management Introduction: The world climate is degrading in different ways to strive with the human need as well as some place of the earth is still occult to modern science. Standing in this situation, we are trying to organize the natural resource management through the utilization of scientific (research based) and local or indigenous knowledge system. On the other hand, to keep a continuous food

The next big issue in natural resources management will be concerns regarding urban sprawl and the conflict it is causing between humans and wildlife. Urban sprawl involves a city expanding beyond its originally set perimeters. This can occur as “edge cities” or smaller communities form around the outskirts of a metropolitan area. Ranges that were formerly pastoral begin having people inhabiting (Nechyba & Walsh, 2004). The wildlife that was previously occupying these spaces is disturbed. This either

our future generation. Our present generation continue to consume more resources than what is presently in production, thus increasing consumption level which have created water shortages, forest depletion for urbanization, more energy consumption, and food crisis, diseases and many more environmental problems. As the result of this, a evolving of transboundary effects of environmental pollution and natural resource management, soil erosion environmental problem and degradation continues to happen

springboard for the government to establish a Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Management since it is my belief co-management is intertwined with the establishment of this department in order to sustain the peace and national development initiatives in post-conflict Liberia. The views of these participants, particularly those from Liberia, will also set the structure of the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Management. This data will also be used to determine whether or

sustainability of natural resources in Malaysia from harm or demolish of our daily life. Thus, in this study there are

Standing in this situation, we are trying to organize the natural resource management through the utilization of scientific knowledge (research based) as well as other knowledge like local or indigenous knowledge system. On the other hand, to keep a continuous food supply for every living body along with a stable climate, are the concerning parts of the natural resource management. When increasing production of food and stable resource management is not compatible with each other at this moment, different

United States. Over eighteen million acres on 334 tribal reservation in 36 states are forests and woodlands (IFMAT). These forested ecosystems are vital to tribal communities therefore it is important to address frameworks offered for co-managing resources. Despite the popular assumption, Indian tribes have managed lands for thousands of years prior to Euro-American settlement. Tribal communities relied on traditional knowledge to sustain their livelihoods. Traditional ecological knowledge is passed

Governances’ Transformation Despite the difference in the political system, both countries, initially, was a centralized country ruled by authoritarian government which had full control over the forest resources. Along with the unfair distributed benefit and economic development orientation, the forest resources become heavily abused by the governments and the local forest communities which drastically accelerate the rate of the deforestation (Resosudarmo and Yusuf 2006; Sunderlin and Huynh 2005). Sunderlin