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MILLENNIUM ECOSYSTEM ASSESSMENT
ECOSYSTEMS ANDHUMAN WELL-BEINGWETLANDS AND WATER
Synthesis
MA
Harold A. Mooney ( )
Angela Cropper (
)
Doris Capistrano
Stephen R. Carpenter
Kanchan Chopra
Partha Dasgupta
Rashid Hassan Pretoria
Rik Leemans Wageningen
Robert M. May
Prabhu Pingali
Cristián Samper
Robert Scholes
Robert T. Watson ( )
A.H. Zakri ( )
José Sarukhán
Anne Whyte Mestor
Walter V. Reid
Robert Watson
A.H. Zakri
Salvatore Arico
Peter Bridgewater
Hama Arba Diallo
Adel El-Beltagy
Max Finlayson
Colin Galbraith
Erica Harms
Robert Hepworth
Olav Kjørven
Kerstin Leitner
Alfred Oteng-Yeboah
Christian Prip
Mario Ramos
Thomas Rosswall
Achim Steiner
Halldor Thorgeirsson
Klaus Töpfer
Jeff Tschirley
Riccardo Valentini
Hamdallah Zedan
Fernando Almeida
Phoebe Barnard
Gordana Beltram
Delmar Blasco
Antony Burgmans
Esther CamacAsociación Ixä Ca
Vaá de Desarrollo InformaciónIndigena
Angela Cropper
Partha Dasgupta
José María FigueresFoundación Costa
R i c a p a r a e l D e s s a r o l l oSostenible
Fred Fortier
Mohamed H.A. Hassan( )
Jonathan Lash
Wangari Maathai
Paul MaroDar es Salaam
Harold Mooney
Marina Motovilova
M.K. PrasadK e r a l a S a s t r a S a h i t y a
Parishad
Walter V. Reid
Henry Schacht
Peter Johan ScheiFridtjof Nansen
Ismail Serageldin
David Suzuki
M.S. SwaminathanMS Swaminathan
José GalíziaTundisi
Axel WenbladSkanska AB
Muhammad Yunus
Grameen
1971
C. Max Finlayson, Rebecca D’Cruz Nick Davidson
Jacqueline Alder, Steve Cork, Rudolf de Groot, Christian Lévêque, G. Randy Milton, Garry Peterson,Dave Pritchard, Blake D. Ratner, Walter V. Reid, Carmen Revenga, Mar’a Rivera, Frederik Schutyser, Mark
Siebentritt, Mishka Stuip Rebecca Tharme
Stuart Butchart, Ellen Dieme-Amting, Habiba Gitay, Steve Raaymakers Douglas Taylor
MA
José Sarukhán Anne Whyte ( ) MA
Millennium Ecosystem Assessment 2005.ECOSYSTEMS A N D HU M A N WELL-BEING: WETLANDS A N D WATER Synthesis.World Resources Institute, Washington, DC.
© 2005
10 G Street NE, Suite 800, Washington, DC 20002
Ecosystems and human well-being : wetlands and water synthesis : areport of the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment. p. cm.ISBN 1-56973-597-21. Wetland ecology. 2. Wetlands. 3. Wetland conservation. I.Millennium Ecosystem Assessment (Program)QH541.5.M3E275 2005333.91’816—dc222005030935
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