1. The wilderness idea
1.1 1758: The beauty of the world
1.2 1836: A certain reverence
1.3 1862: In Wilderness the preservation of the world
1.4 1901: Wilderness is a necessity
1.5 1925: A form of landuse
2. Our heritage of wild nature
2.1 1933: The conservation ethic
2.2 1946: Organised nature conservation
2.2.1 Destruction of rural beauty
2.2.2 Why should wildlife be preserved?
2.2.3 What is there left to preserve?
2.2.4 A National Wildlife Service
2.3 1962: Silent spring
2.4 1970: Environmental crisis
3. Ideas about international responsibility
3.1 World Conservation Strategy:1980
3.1.1 Food
3.1.2 Buffer forests
3.1.3 Seas
3.1.4 Wildlife
3.1.5 Conservation
3.2 UNCED:1992
3.2.1 Climate
3.2.2 Benefits of diversity
3.2.3 Forests issues
3.2.4 Rio declaration
3.2.5 Agenda 21
3.3 Earth Summit 2: 1997
3.3.1 Urgent action
Sustainable growth
Balanced growth
Eradicating povery
Consumption/production
Trade/environment
Population
Illness
Sustainable settlement
3.3.2 Sectors and issues
Freshwater
Oceans and seas
Forests
Energy
Transport
Atmosphere
Toxic chemicals
Hazardous wastes
Radioactive wastes
Land and agriculture
Desertification and drought
Variety of life
Tourism
Small island states
Natural disasters
3.3.3 Implementation
Finance
Technology transfer
Capacity building
Science
Education system
Legal instruments
Measuring progress
Institutional arrangements
3.4 Significant global agreements 1971-2002
3.5 UNCED:2002
3.6 2005: Urban Environmental Accords
3.7 2007: UNEP Global Environmental Outlook
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