High Conservation Value Areas
The six High Conservation Values · HCV 1: Species Diversity · HCV 2: Landscape-level ecosystems, ecosystem mosaics and IFL · HCV 3: Ecosystems & Habitats · HCV 4: ...
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 Values - Forest Stewardship Council
Those biological, ecological, social or cultural values of outstanding significance are known as 'high conservation values,' or HCVs.
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 value forest - Wikipedia
High conservation value forest (HCVF) is a Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) forest management designation used to describe those forests who meet criteria ...
High Conservation Values (HCV) - Wilmar International
According to the High Conservation Values (HCV) Common Guidance Toolkit, HCVs are defined as biological, ecological, social or cultural values which are ...
Introduction to High Conservation Values - cifor-icraf
HCV1 - Areas containing globally, regionally or nationally significant concentrations of biodiversity values (e.g. endemism, endangered species, refugia). • ...
HIGH CONSERVATION VALUES - Forest Stewardship Council
Conservation areas: high level of protection. Protection of HCV 1 species concentrations and HCV 2 and 3 ecosystems may require some areas to be completely ...
Forest areas containing globally, regionally or nationally significant concentrations of biodiversity values (e.g. endemism, endangered species, refugia). For ...
Definition of High Conservation Value Forests Why HCVFs matter ...
HCV1 Forest areas containing globally, regionally or nationally significant concentrations of biodiversity values (e.g. endemism, endangered species, refugia).
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, but ...
Indiana High Conservation Value Forests
These are forest areas that receive added consideration of management activities in order to maintain or enhance conservation value attributes. These attributes ...
High Conservation Value Area - Central de Sustentabilidade Suzano
Suzano performs an integrated set of environmental protection and monitoring measures, among which the following stand out.
Landscapes & Jurisdictions | Our Work - HCV Network
This document describes a methodology called High Conservation Value (HCV) screening. HCV screening is a desktop exercise that uses the six HCV definitions ...
High Conservation Value (HCV) Resource Network
The High Conservation Value Resource Network (HCVRN) is a member-based organization that supports the consistent implementation of the High Conservation Value ...
Scientists develop a toolkit to identify high conservation-value areas
Science can come to the rescue of conservationists and policymakers to help them identify important areas where conservation efforts can be focused.
A systematic review on high conservation value assessment (HCVs)
Various countries have developed toolkits to determine High Conservation Value Areas (HCVAs) according to their needs and conservation ...
Part 3 Identifying and managing High Conservation Values Forests
As discussed in Part 1 of the Toolkit, a High Conservation Value Forest is the area of forest required to maintain or enhance a High Conservation Value.
HCVF or HCVA can also been defined as the forest or area which is required to maintain or enhance a High Conservation Value. This definition intro- duces a ...
Strengthening the Network of High Conservation Value Forests in ...
Low-demanding species (LD): Small minimum habitat area (minimum 0.2 ha spatially connected pixels) and low landscape level requirements (minimum ...