Provides an insight into the two subject areas of biodiversity and gender. This book looks at the subjects from the perspectives of a diverse group of country jurisdictions in Anglophone Sub-Saharan Africa. It is aimed at environmentalists, natural resource scientists and environmental practitioners.

It is targeted at environmentalists, natural resource scientists and environmental practitioners, including planners and policy makers on national environmental issues.

BIODIVERSITY AND GENDER: SELECTED POLICY-RELATED PERSPECTIVES
1: Integrating Biodiversity into Sectoral and Cross-Sectoral Policies, Plans and Programmes
2: Terrestrial Biodiversity: Forestry Wildlife Tourism
3: Incorporating Costs and Benefits of Biodiversity Conservation into Economic and Policy Decision-Making Processes
4: The Role of Valuation in Policy Formulation for Biodiversity Conservation
5: Networks on Development for Biodiversity Conservation
6: Education and Training in Biodiversity
7: The Role of an Herbarium in Conservation of Biological Diversity
BIODIVERSITY AND GENDER: COUNTRY-SPECIFIC PERSPECTIVES
8: The Wetlands of Kampala
9: Problems, Constraints and Strategies Used in Implementing Biodiversity Conservation in Cameroon
10: The Cameroon Experience in Environmental Conservation and the Role of Women and Biodiversity in Fostering Sustainable Development
11: Biodiversity Conservation: Problems, Constraints and Strategies in The Gambia
12: Problems, Constraints and Strategies Utilised in Implementing Biodiversity Conservation in Kenya
13: Biodiversity Conservation in Lesotho
14: Biological Diversity in Mauritius
15: Problems, Constraints and Strategies Utilised in Implementing Biodiversity Conservation in Tanzania
16: Strategies, Problems and Constraints of Biodiversity Conservation in Zimbabwe.