Voorbeelden van national park

• In many countries, people make reserves or national parks. 

• Some of these animals are in danger, but there are national parks where they can live safely. 

• There are national parks to protect the plants and animals. 

• The national park also has plantations in the peripheral lowland area and sholas (highaltitude evergreen forests) and grasslands in the higher altitudes.

• At least one activist suggested that environmental groups also bore some responsibility for the federal government's failure to follow through with the national park idea.

• This has increased considerably since it became a national park.

• Section 3 gives a brief overview of the national park being studied and its ecological characteristics.

• A national park was extended by 634,000 ha into a logging-concession area.

• There are two agents in the model, an agency managing a national park (or game reserve) of fixed area, and a group of subsistence hunters.

• We will think of the wildlife agency as an agency managing a national park (or game reserve) of fixed area.

• At the end of the 1980s the national park of mechanical harvesters exceeded 4,000.

• By the 1990s there was no longer any unclaimed land, and the only free-access grazing was on the borders of a national park.

• In reality, this is already taking place by incorporating the more 'pristine ' areas into national park networks and subsidizing farmers in some countries to manage such areas on their farms.

• In the model there are two agents, an agency managing a national park of fixed area and a group of local people living in the vicinity of the park.

• It identified 8,000 square miles of wild country as potential national park land, and argued that no development other than farming or forestry should be allowed to take place.

• Preference reversals declined in the non-market setting - even though no direct arbitrage took place, the non-market choices were hypothetical, and the lotteries became environmental experiences in a national park.

• If so, will that be a national park?

• Conversely, a national park is established with the precise powers to address both sets of issues.