High Conservation Value
The HCV Approach is a 20-year methodology that pragmatically identifies and protects High Conservation Values (HCVs) from the impacts of land-use change.
HCV Network | We protect people and nature
The Network is a member-based organization that promotes the High Conservation Value (HCV) Approach, a three-step methodology to identify and protect ...
High conservation value forest - Wikipedia
High conservation value forest ... High conservation value forest (HCVF) is a Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) forest management designation used to describe ...
High Conservation Values - Forest Stewardship Council
Those biological, ecological, social or cultural values of outstanding significance are known as 'high conservation values,' or HCVs.
High Conservation Values (HCV) - Wilmar International
HCVs are defined as biological, ecological, social or cultural values which are considered outstandingly significant or critically important.
Introduction to High Conservation Values - cifor-icraf
The six High Conservation Values. Page 5. • HCV1 - Areas containing globally, regionally or nationally significant concentrations of biodiversity values (e.g..
Definition of High Conservation Value Forests Why HCVFs matter ...
The key to the concept of HCVFs is the identification of High Conservation Values (HCVs) as shown in Box 1. It is these values that are important and need ...
High Conservation Value (HCV) Screening – TNFD
High Conservation Value (HCV) Screening is a desktop exercise that uses the six high conservation values (HCV) whose definitions are globally applicable, ...
High Conservation Value Areas: All you need to know - Eco-intelligent
What are High Conservation Value Areas (HCVAs)?. HCVAs are areas which are not protected but have rich biodiversity that is worth conserving.
HIGH CONSERVATION VALUES - Forest Stewardship Council
Common Guidance for the Management and Monitoring of High Conservation Values. HCV Resource Network. Acknowledgements: The editors would like to thank Robin.
Where these values are considered to be of outstanding significance or critical importance, the forest can be defined as a High. Conservation Value Forest (HCVF) ...
High Conservation Value (HCV) Resource Network
The HCVRN advises against converting areas that are needed to maintain or enhance HCVs. Additionally, the HCVRN recommends using the HCV approach as part of a ...
The High Conservation Value Forest Toolkit - assets.panda.org
Where these values are considered to be of outstanding significance or critical importance, the forest can be defined as a High. Conservation Value Forest (HCVF) ...
Indiana High Conservation Value Forests
High Conservation Value Attributes from the FSC-US Management Standard: 1.) HCV forest area containing globally, regionally or nationally significant ...
High Conservation Value (HCV) Screening: Guidance For ...
High Conservation Value (HCV) screening offers guidance for identifying and prioritising action for HCVs in Jurisdictional and Landscape settings.
Forest Certification | Minnesota DNR
"Management activities in high conservation value forests shall maintain or enhance the attributes which define such forests. Decisions regarding high ...
High Conservation Value (HCV) A biological, ecological, social or cultural value which is consid- ered to be of outstanding significance or critical importance ...
High Conservation Value or high confusion value? Sustainable ...
HCV criteria and application to agriculture · 1. HCV1: Globally, regionally, or nationally significant concentrations of biodiversity values.
A systematic review on high conservation value assessment (HCVs)
The present study attempts to review research papers and assessment reports from 1999 until 2018 on approaches and methodologies used for HCVs all over the ...
Taking high conservation value from forests to freshwaters - PubMed
The high conservation value (HCV) concept, originally developed by the Forest Stewardship Council, has been widely incorporated outside the forestry sector ...