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1990 United Nations List

of National Parks and

Protected Areas

Liste des Nations Unies

des Pares Nationaux et des

Aires Protegees 1990

IUCN — The World Conservation Union

1990 United Nations List of National Parks

and Protected Areas

Liste des Nations Unies des Pares

Nationaux et des Aires Protegees 1990

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1990 United Nations List of National Parks

and Protected Areas

Liste des Nations Unies des Pares

Nationaux et des Aires Protegees 1990

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IUCN Commission on National Parks and Protected Areas

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IUCN -THE WORLD CONSERVATION UNION

Founded in 1948, IUCN - the World Conservation Union - is a membership organisation

comprising governments, non-governmental organisations (NGOs), research institutions, and

conservation agencies in 120 countries. The Union's objective is to promote and encourage the

protection and sustainable utilisation of living resources.

Several thousand scientists and experts from all continents form part of a network supporting the

work of its six Commissions: threatened species, protected areas, ecology, sustainable

development, environmental law, and environmental education and training. Its thematic

programmes include tropical forests, wetlands, marine ecosystems, plants, the Sahel, Antarctica,

population and sustainable development, and women in conservation. These activities enable

IUCN and its members to develop sound policies and programmes for the conservation of

biological diversity and sustainable development of natural resources.

L'UICN - L'ALLIANCE MONDIALE POUR LA NATURE

Fondfc en 1948, 1'UICN, 1'Alliance mondiale pour la nature, est une organisation qui compte

parmi ses membres des Etats, des organisations non gouvernementales (ONG), des institutions

de recherche, ainsi que des organismes de conservation, regartis dans 120 pays. L'UICN a pour

objectif de promouvoir et d'encourager la protection et 1'utilisation durable des ressources

vivantes.

Plusieurs milliers de scientifiques et d'experts des cinq continents formant un reseau sur lequel

s'appuient les six commissions de 1'UICN: especes menacees, aires protegees, ecologie,

developpement durable, droit de 1'environnement, et Education et formation en matiere

d'environnement. Ses programmes sp&iaux comprennent les forets tropicales, les zones

humides, les Icosystemes marins, les plants, le Sahel, 1'Antarctique, la population et le

developpement durable, ainsi que les femmes et la conservation. Grace a ces activity's, 1'UICN

et ses membres sont en mesure d'etablir des politiques et des programmes pour la conservation

de la diversite biologique et 1'utilisation durable des ressources naturelles.

WCMC -THE WORLD CONSERVATION MONITORING CENTRE

The World Conservation Monitoring Centre (WCMC) is a joint venture between the three

partners in the World Conservation Strategy, IUCN - the World Conservation Union, the World

Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), and the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). Its

mission is to support conservation and sustainable development by collecting and analysing

global conservation data so that decisions affecting biological resources are based on the best

available information.

WCMC has developed a global overview database of the world's biological diversity that

includes threatened plant and animal species, habitats of conservation concern, critical sites,

protected areas of the world, and the utilisation and trade in wildlife species and products.

Drawing on this database, WCMC provides an information service to the conservation and

development communities, governments and United Nations agencies, scientific institutions, the

business and commercial sector, and the media. WCMC produces a wide variety of specialist

outputs and reports based on analyses of its data.

LE CMSC - LE CENTRE MONDIAL DE SURVEILLANCE CONTINUE

DE LA CONSERVATION DE LA NATURE

Le Centre mondial de surveillance continue de la conservation de la nature (CMSC) est une

entreprise commune des trois partenaires de la Strategie mondiale de la conservation: 1'Alliance

mondiale pour la nature (UICN), le Fonds mondial pour la nature (WWF), et le Programme des

Nations Unies pour 1'environnement (PNUE). Ce centre a pour mission d'appuyer la

conservation et le developpement durable en recueillant et en analysant des donnees mondiales

sur la conservation, afin que les decisions concernant les ressources biologiques reposent sur les

meilleurs informations disponibles.

Le CMSC a etubli une banque de donnees sur la diversite biologique mondiale, qui comprend

des donnees sur les especes animales et vegetales menacees, les biotopes pr£occupants du point

de vue de la conservation, les sites critiques, les aires protegees, ainsi que 1'utilisation et le

commerce des especes et produits de la faune et de la flore sauvages. S'appuyant sur cette banque

de donnees, le CMSC fournit un service d'information aux communautes de la conservation et

du deVeloppement, aux gouvernements, aux institutions des Nations Unies, aux instituts

scientifiques, au monde du commerce et des affaires, et aux medias. Le CMSC publie de tres

nombreux rapports et documents specialises, fondes sur 1'analyse de ses donnees.

CONTENTS

Page

Introduction 1

History of the UN List 1

Commission on National Parks and Protected Areas 1

Protected Areas Data Unit 2

Criteria for inclusion in the UN List 2

Layout of the UN List 3

Compilation of the UN List 3

Accuracy and quality of information 3

Acknowledgements 4

Categories for Conservation Management 9

United Nations List of National Parks and Protected Areas 23

Total number of sites designated 212

Analysis of Information 213

Growth of the World Coverage of Protected Areas (Figures 1 and 2) 215

Biogeographical Coverage of Protected Areas (Table 1) 217

Ecological Coverage of Protected Areas (Table 2) 222

World Heritage Sites 225

States party to the World Heritage Convention (Map) 226

World Heritage List 227

Biosphere Reserves 241

States with biosphere reserves (Map) 242

List of biosphere reserves 243

Wetlands of International Importance 255

States party to the Ramsar (Wetlands) Convention (Map) 256

List of wetlands of international importance 257

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TABLE DES MATIERES

Page

Introduction 5

Histoire de la Liste des Nations Unies 5

La Commission des parcs nationaux et des aires protegees 5

L' Unite de donnees surles aires protegees 6

Criteres d'inscription sur la Liste 6

Presentation de la Liste des Nations Unies 7

Compilation de la Liste des Nations Unies 7

Exactitude et qualite de 1'information 7

Remerciements 8

Categories de gestion des espaces naturels pour la conservation 15

Liste des Nations Unies des Parcs Nationaux et des aires protegees 23

Nombre total de sites designes 212

Analyse de 1'information 214

Expansion de la superficie mondiale des aires protegees (Figures 1 et 2) . . . . 215

Couverture biogeographique des aires protegees (Tableau 1) 217

Couverture ecologique des aires protegees (Tableau 2) 222

Biens du patrimoine mondial 225

Etats parties a la Convention du patrimoine mondial (Carte) 226

Liste du patrimoine mondial 227

Reserves dela biosphere 241

Etats possedant de reserves de la biosphere (Carte) 242

Liste des reserves de la biosphere 243

Zones humides d'importance internationale 255

Etats parties a la Convention de Ramsar (zones humides) (Carte) 256

Liste des zones humides d'importance internationale 257

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INTRODUCTION

Protected areas make a vital contribution to the conservation of the world's natural and cultural

resources. Values range from retention of representative samples of natural regions and the

preservation of biological diversity, to the maintenance ofenvironmental stability of surrounding

regions. Protected areas can provide opportunity for rural development and rational use of

marginal lands, for research and monitoring, for conservation education, and for recreation and

tourism. As a result most countries have developed systems of protected areas.

However, protected area systems vary considerably one country to another, depending on needs

and priorities, and on differences in legislative, institutional and financial support. Also, the

range of services and values that protected areas provide is such that some management

objectives are not compatible with others. This has lead to the emergence of a wide range of

protected area designations and definitions.

The aim of the UN List is to provide a definitive list of protected areas meeting certain criteria.

History of the UN List

The United Nations List ofNational Parks and Equivalent Reserves is drawn up at the request

of the United Nations following a resolution adopted by the General Assembly at its Sixteenth

Session in December 1962 on "Economic Development and Nature Conservation". This

resolution served to endorse an earlier resolution (No. 713) of the 27th session of the UN

Economic and Social Council held in 1959, which recognised National Parks and Equivalent

Reserves as an important factor in the wise use of natural resources, and led to the compilation

of the first World List ofNational Parks and Equivalent Reserves.

IUCN was instrumental in the preparation of the two resolutions, and has since had prime

responsibility for the compilation and maintenance of the list. The UN List is now jointly

compiled by the IUCN Commission on National Parks and Protected Areas, and by the Protected

Areas Data Unit, part of the World Conservation Monitoring Centre. The version of the UN List

immediately preceding this was published by IUCN in 1985; other versions were published in

1961/2, 1966 (English version 1971), 1972 (addendum to the 1966/71 list), 1973, 1974, 1975,

1980 and 1982.

The IUCN Commission on National Parks and Protected Areas

lUCN's Commission on National Parks and Protected Areas (CNPPA) is the leading

international scientific and technical body concerned with the selection, establishment and

management of national parks and other protected areas. Its membership includes protected areas

professionals from more than 90 countries. CNPPA is responsible for that part of the IUCN

Programme which promotes the establishment of a world-wide network of effectively managed

terrestrial and marine protected areas.

During preparation of this edition of the UN List, CNPPA has been under the chairmanship of

Harold Eidsvik, Senior Policy Advisor to the Canadian Parks Service, with Adrian Phillips,

Director General of the Countryside Commission of England and Wales, as Deputy Chairman.

During the same period, the work of the Commission has been coordinated by Dr James Thorsell,

based at the IUCN headquarters in Gland, Switzerland. Organisation of the Commission is

regional, with 12 regional Vice-Chairmen, and there are normally two Commission meetings a

year. Since the last UN List was compiled, there have been meetings in Argentina, Niger, New

Zealand, Costa Rica, Italy, Vanuatu and Czechoslovakia.

Introduction

The WCMC Protected Areas Data Unit

The Protected Areas Data Unit (PADU) was established by CNPPA in 1981 to handle the

increasing amount of information, and to assist the Commission in preparing publications on

national parks and other protected areas around the world. The unit is now a part of the World

Conservation Monitoring Centre, and is based in Cambridge in the United Kingdom. The

objective of PADU's work is to be able to provide accurate up-to-date information on individual

protected areas and protected area systems of the world to those who need it, or, failing that, to

identify where such information can be quickly obtained.

In order to meet its objective, WCMC collaborates with the many agencies around the world

managing protected areas, and with conservationists and scientists who work in this field. Many

of the individuals involved are members of CNPPA. PADU also has a particular responsibility

for managing information on Biosphere Reserves and World Heritage Sites (accorded by the

MAB Secretariat and the World Heritage Committee respectively), and on sites listed under the

Ramsar (Wetlands) Convention (accorded by the Convention Bureau).

Criteria for inclusion

There are three criteria which govern whether or not a protected area is included in the UN List:

size, management objectives, and the authority of the management agency.

1. Size: Only protected areas of over 1,000 hectares are included, with the exception of

offshore or oceanic islands of at least 100 hectares where the whole island is protected.

One thousand hectares is equivalent to 10 square kilometres, 2,471 acres or 3.86 square

miles.

2. Management objectives: A series of protected area management categories, defined by

management objective, are identified by IUCN/CNPPA in the paper on Categories,

Objectives and Criteria for Protected Areas published in the proceedings of the World

National Parks Congress held in Bali. The definitions of each category are provided below.

Nationally designated sites are allocated to the relevant IUCN Categories, on the basis of

their legally defined management objectives, and implementation of those objectives.

Where the available information suggests that management of the site is insufficient to

implement nationally legislated objectives, the site may either be omitted from the list, or,

where relevant, included under another category. Reasons for this might include

inappropriate use, inadequate resources, severe encroachment or civil strife, and are often

beyond the control of the management authority. It is anticipated that such omission or

reclassification would be temporary, pending improvement in the information available,

or in the actual on-site situation.

The 1990 edition of the UN List includes sites in IUCN Management Categories I through

V. Protected areas which are also designated Ramsar Sites, World Heritage Sites or

Biosphere Reserves, are included both in the nationals lists and in the lists of areas of

international significance.

3. Authority of the management agency: Only those sites managed by the "highest

competent authority" are included within the UN List, i.e the highest appropriate level of

government.

Introduction

The 1990 UN List is the third to be prepared jointly by PADU and CNPPA, and, as with the

previous two lists (published in 1982 and 1985), there has been a considerable expansion in the

list - despite the fact that the criteria for inclusion have remained unchanged. While there have

been some significant extensions to protected areas networks, much of the expansion of the list

is due to improvements in available information, and improvements in our ability to collect and

manage it. It is important to bear this in mind when using the list.

Layout of the UN List

Sites which meet the above-mentioned criteria are listed country by country (in alphabetic order

of the English-language version of the country name). Within each country sites are presented

in alphabetic order by national designation (for example national parks, nature reserves, wildlife

sanctuaries). Three items of information are provided about each site: its IUCN management

category, its size (in hectares), and the year it was established (or significantly altered in either

size or designation). This format is different from lists produced in recent years, where sites were

listed by IUCN Management Category and a biogeographic code was provided (see below). The

present format should, however, be easier to use. Further information on each of these sites is

held by PADU.

Compilation of the UN List

CNPPA and PADU have been collecting and managing information on protected areas for a

number of years, and a large body of information is available, some of which has been published.

New information is also constantly being received. In preparing the 1990 UN List, staff at PADU

reviewed existing material, and revised and updated lists of protected areas (which included the

appropriate IUCN Management Category for each site). Draft lists for each country were

sent to national management agencies and to members of CNPPA, with a request that they be

checked, updated, and returned. Based on the information received, PADU staff revised this

draft, following up queries with contacts in the countries concerned, or officers of the CNPPA.

In Europe a new procedure was tested, where draft lists were sent to the CNPPA Regional

Vice-Chairman for review, prior to being sent to the national management agencies.

Accuracy and quality of information

The world of protected areas is rapidly changing, new areas are created, boundaries of existing

areas are revised and some sites are destroyed through industrial development, shifting

agriculture, or natural disasters. To state emphatically that there has been any net gain for

conservation in the amount of land and water protected in the last few years is very difficult. It

is not simply a question of hectares protected or of the number of areas protected, but is more a

question of management effectiveness. Are the protected areas achieving the objectives for

which they were established?

The quality of the information available used to compile the UN List is very variable, and

information on management effectiveness is still lacking for a number of countries. While the

vast majority of the national parks which meet the relevant criteria are listed, information on the

other categories of protected area is still incomplete, and much more information is necessary

before we can be confident we are providing complete lists of areas in every management

category. Some state or provincial parks have been included, but the data are still not wholly

adequate, and again much more information still needs to be collected.

Introduction

The 1990 UN List undoubtedly includes mistakes and omissions, but it is hoped that these will

stimulate ever more accurate information. The responsibility for errors and oversights rests with

the compilers, and corrections or updates should be communicated to the:

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Acknowledgements

Compilation of the list has been carried out by all PADU staff, which currently comprises

Graham Drucker (North Africa and the Middle East), Harriet Gillet (data entry), Michael Green

(Indomalaya), Jeremy Harrison (Head of Unit), Zbigniew Karpowicz (Europe and the

USSR), James Paine (Oceania) and Alison Suter (data entry). Graham Drucker has coordinated

compilation of the list for those countries outside the areas of responsibility indicated.

Compilation has been actively supported by CNPPA, and in particular by the officers of the

Commission, and Dr James Thorsell of the IUCN Secretariat.

The list was prepared for publication by Barbara Lambert of the IUCN Publication Services Unit.

Finally, many individuals in protected areas management agencies and elsewhere in each country

have provided information which has been used in compiling this list. Without this input, the

list could not have been completed.

INTRODUCTION

Les aires protegees apportent une contribution vitale & la conservation des ressources naturelles

et culturelles de la planfcte. Elles ont aussi bien pour fonction de preserver des echantillons

representatifs de regions naturelles et la diversite biologique que de maintenir la stabilite

ecologique des regions qui les entourent. Elles sont un moteur pour le developpement rural et

1'utilisation rationnelle des terres marginales, la recherche et la surveillance continue, 1'education

a la conservation, les loisirs et le tourisme. Pour toutes ces raisons, la plupart des pays se sont

dotes d'un reseau d'aires protegees.

Toutefois, les reseaux d'aires protegees varient enorm^ment d'un pays a 1'autre, selon les besoins

et les priorites, selon les differences entre les moyens legislatifs, institutionnels et financiers

disponibles. En outre, la gamme des services et valeurs des aires protegees est telle que certains

objectifs de gestion sont incompatibles avec d'autres. Une multitude de termes et definitions sont

donc appliques aux aires protegees.

La Liste des Nations Unies a pour objectif de donner une liste definitive d'aires protegees

repondant & certains criteres.

Histoire de la Liste des Nations Unies

La Liste des Nations Unies des parcs nationaux et riserves analogues a ete etablie selon le voeu

des Nations Unies et dans 1'esprit d'une resolution sur "le deVeloppement economique et la

conservation de la nature", adoptee par 1'Assembled generale a sa 16e Session, en decembre

1962. Cette resolution enterinait une resolution precedente (No. 713) de la 27e Session du

Conseil economique et social, tenue en 1959. Cette dernifcre resolution reconnaissait que les

parcs nationaux et reserves analogues sont un instrument important de 1'utilisation rationnelle

des ressources naturelles et a debouche sur 1'etablissement de la premiere Liste mondiale des

parcs nationaux et riserves analogues.

L'UICN a joue un role central dans la preparation des deux resolutions et, depuis lors, est

responsable de la compilation et de la mise a jour de la Liste. La Liste des Nations Unies est

aujourd'hui compilee conjointement par la Commission des parcs nationaux et des aires

protegees de 1'UICN et 1'Unite de donnees sur les aires protegees qui fait partie du Centre

mondial de surveillance continue de la conservation de la nature. La version precedente de la

Liste des Nations Unies a ete publiee par 1'UICN en 1985. De plus anciennes versions datent de

1961/1962, 1966 (version anglaise 1971), 1972 (ajout a la Liste de 1966/1971), 1973, 1974,

1975, 1980, 1982.

La Commission des pares nationaux et des aires protegees de 1'UICN

La Commission des parcs nationaux et des aires protegees de 1'UICN (CPNAP) est le principal

organe international, scientifique et technique s'interessant au choix, a la creation et £

1'amenagement des parcs nationaux et des aires protegees en general. Elle a des membres dans

plus de 90 pays qui sont tous des specialistes du domaine des aires protegees. La CPNAP est

responsable de la partie du programme de 1'UICN qui vise a encourager la mise en place et la

gestion efficace d'un reseau mondial d'aires protegees terrestres et marines.

Durant la preparation de la presente edition de la Liste des Nations Unies, la CPNAP etait placee

sous la presidence de Harold Eidsvik, Conseiller principal aupres du Service canadien des parcs

pour les politiques et sous la vice-presidence d'Adrian Phillips, directeur general de la

Countryside Commission of England and Wales. Les travaux de la Commission etaient

Introduction

coordonnes par James Thorsell, depuis le siege de 1'UICN, £ Gland, Suisse. La Commission est

organisee sur unc base regionale. Elle compte 12 vice-presidents pour les regions et tient

normalement deux reunions par an. Depuis la compilation de la derniere Liste des Nations Unies,

des reunions ont eu lieu en Argentine, au Niger, en Nouvelle-Ze'lande, au Costa Rica, en Italie,

au Vanuatu et en Tchecoslovaquie.

L'Unit£ de donnees sur les aires protegees du CMSC

L'Unite de donnees sur les aires protegees (PADU) a i1i cnSee par la CPNAP en 1981, chargee

de traiter la quantite croissante de donnees et d'aider la Commission a preparer des publications

sur les parcs nationaux et aires protegees du monde entier. L'Unite est maintenant integree au

Centre mondial de surveillance continue de la conservation de la nature et basee & Cambridge,

au Royaume-Uni. Les travaux de PADU visent a fournir des informations premises et a jour sur

chaque aire protegee, chaque re'seau d'aires protegees, & ceux qui en ont besoin ou, & deTaut, de

trouver ou obtenir rapidement cette information.

Afin d'aneindre son objectif, le CMSC collabore avec les nombreux organismes qui, dans le

monde entier, sont charges de gerer les aires protegees ainsi qu'avec des specialistes de la

conservation et des scientifiques actifs dans ce domaine. La plupart des personnes concern^es

sont membres de la CPNAP. PADU est egalement chargee de gerer 1'information sur les reserves

de la biosphere et les biens du patrimoine mondial (responsabilites qui lui sont confines

respectivement par le MAB et le Comite du patrimoine mondial) ainsi que sur les sites (zones

humides) figurant sur la Liste de la Convention de Ramsar (responsabilite confiee par le Bureau

de Ramsar).

Criteres d'inscription

Trois criteres gouvernent 1'inscription d'une aire protegee sur la Liste des Nations Unies: ses

dimensions, les objectifs de gestion et 1'autorite de 1'organe de gestion.

1. Les dimensions: Seules sont incluses les aires protegees de plus de 1000 hectares, a

1'exception d'fles oceaniques qui couvrent au moins 100 hectares, si elles sont entierement

protegees. Mille hectares equivalent a 10 kilometres cane's.

2. Les objectifs de gestion: Dans le document Categories, Objectives and Criteria for

Protected Areas (Categories, objectifs et criteres relatifs aux aires protegees) publie dans

les proces-verbaux du Congres des parcs nationaux tenu a Bali, la CPNAP et 1'UICN ont

defini une serie de categories de gestion pour les aires protegees. Les definitions en

question sont donnees ci-apres. Les sites designs au plan national sont classes dans les

categories appropriees de 1'UICN, en fonction de leurs objectifs de gestion definis

juridiquement et de la fa?on dont ces objectifs sont mis en oeuvre.

Lorsqu'il est apparent, i travers 1'information disponible, qu'un site n'est pas giii de facon

a appliquer les objectifs fixes par la legilation nationale, ce site peut etre omis de la Liste

ou, le cas echeant, inclus dans une autre categorie. Cela peut se produire dans le cas

d'utilisation inappropriee du site, de ressources inadequates, d'empietement grave ou de

guerre civile, evenements sur lesquels 1'organe de gestion n'a souvent aucune prise. D est

entendu que 1'omission ou le reclassement sont temporaires, en attendant de meilleures

informations ou une amelioration de la situation sur le terrain.

Introduction

L'edition 1990 de la Uste des Nations Unies inclut les sites des categories de gestion UICN

de I a V. Les aires protegees qui sont egalement des sites Ramsar, des biens du patrimoine

mondial ou des reserves de la biosphere figurent a la fois dans les listes nationales et dans

les listes d'aires d'importance internationale.

3. Autorite de I'organe de gestion: Seuls sont inclus dans la Liste des Nations Unies les

sites gores par la "plus haute autorite competente" c'est-a-dire le plus haut organe

gouvernemental approprie.

La Liste des Nations Unies 1990 est la troisieme que preparent de concert PADU et la CPNAP

et, comme dans le cas des deux precedentes (publiees en 1982 et 1985), cette Liste a i\£

considerablement eiargie bien que les criteres d'inscription soient restes inchanges. Les reseaux

d'aires protegees ont connu une forte expansion mais, en fait, celle de la Liste est due, en grande

partie, a 1'ameiioration des informations disponibles et a une meilleure capacite mise en place

pour les recueillir et les gerer. Il importe d'avoir cela present a 1'esprit pour bien utiliser la Liste.

Presentation de la Liste des Nations Unies

Les sites qui satisfont aux criteres susmentionnes sont classes pays par pays (dans 1'ordre

alphabetique du nom anglais du pays). Pour chaque pays, les sites figurent par ordre

alphabetique, selon 1'appellation nationale (par exemple parcs nationaux, reserves naturelles,

sanctuaires de faune sauvage). Pour chaque site, trois elements d'information sont fournis: la

categorie de gestion selon 1'UICN, les dimensions (en hectares) et 1'annee de creation (ou de

modification importante des dimensions ou de 1'appellation). Cette presentation differe de celle

des annees precedentes ou les sites etaient classes selon les categories de gestion de 1'UICN et

dotes d'un code biogeographique (voir ci-apres). La presentation actuelle devrait cependant etre

plus facile a utiliser. PADU detient de plus amples informations sur tous les sites.

Compilation de la Liste des Nations Unies

La CPNAP et PADU rassemblent et traitent des informations sur les aires protegees depuis

plusieurs annees. Elles disposent donc d'un vaste capital de donnees dont certaines ont ete

publiees. Elles rec,oivent, en permanence, de nouvelles informations. Pour preparer la Uste des

Nations Unies 1990, le personnel de PADU a examine le materiel existant, revise et mis a jour

des listes d'aires protegees (qui comprenaient la categorie de gestion UICN appropriee pour

chaque site). Des projets de listes de chaque pays ont ete envoyes aux organes de gestion

nationaux et aux membres de la CPNAP qui les ont verifies et mis a jour. Avec 1 'information

rec.ue en retour, PADU a revise les projets, resolvant les questions pendantes avec ses contacts

dans les pays concernes ou des cadres de la CPNAP.

Une nouvelle procedure a ete mise a 1'epreuve en Europe ou des projets de listes ont eie envoyes

pour examen aux vice-presidents regionaux de la CPNAP avant d'etre transmis aux organes de

gestion nationaux.

Exactitude et qualite de 1' information

Le monde des aires protegees evolue rapidement: on cree de nouvelles aires, on modifie les

limites de celles qui existent landis que d'autres sont detruites par le developpement industriel,

1'agriculture ou les catastrophes naturelles. Dire franchement que la conservation a fait des

progres ces dernieres annees, du point de vue de 1'augmentation de la superficie terrestre ou

aquatique protegee, serait tres difficile. II ne s'agit pas simplement d'hectares proteges ou du

Introduction

nombre d'aires proteges mais plutot de I'efficacite de la gestion. Les aires protegees

remplissent-elles les objectifs qui ont preside a leur creation?

La qualite de 1'information qui sert de base a la compilation de la Liste des Nations Unies est tres

variable et 1'information sur 1'efficacite de la gestion fait encore defaut pour un certain nombre

de pays. Alors que la vaste majorite des parcs nationaux remplissam les criteres appropries figure

sur la Liste, 1'information sur les autres categories d'aires protegees est encore incomplete et il

faudra rassembler encore beaucoup de donnees avant d'avoir la certitude que les listes sont

completes pour chaque categorie. Certains parcs d'Etat ou provinciaux ont ili inclus mais les

donnees ne sont pas encore totalement satisfaisantes. La encore, il importe de rassembler

beaucoup plus de donnees.

II va de soi qu'il reste sans doute des erreurs ou des omissions dans la Liste des Nations Unies

1990. Nous esperons neanmoins que ces erreurs et omissions nous permettront de recevoir des

informations encore plus precises. Les compilateurs assument 1'entiere responsabilite de ces

erreurs ou omissions et toute correction ou mise £ jour devrait leur etre communiquee a 1'adresse

suivante:

Protected Areas Data Unit


219c Huntingdon Road, Cambridge CB3 0DL

Angleterre

Telephone: (0223) 2773 14

Teiecopieur: (0223) 277136

Telex: 81 7036 scmug

Remerciements

La Liste a i\i compilee par 1 'ensemble du personnel de PADU qui comprend actuellement:

Graham Drucker (Afrique du Nord et Moyen-Orient), Harriet Gillet (saisie de donnees), Michael

Green (Indo-Malaisie), Jeremy Harrison (chef de 1'Unite), Zbigniew Karpowicz (Europe et

URSS), James Paine (Oceanie) et Alison Suter (saisie de donn&s). Graham Drucker a coordonne

la compilation de la Liste pour les pays se trouvant hors des regions mentionnees.

La compilation a ete activement soutenue par la CPNAP et, en particulier, par les cadres de la

Commission et James Thorsell du secretariat de 1'UICN.

La Liste a ili preparee pour la publication par Barbara Lambert du Service des publications de

1'UICN.

Enfin, de nombreuses personnes, notamment des organes de gestion des aires protegees de

chaque pays, ont fourni des informations utilisees pour compiler cette Liste. Sans elles, la Liste

n'aurait pu etre terminee.

CATEGORIES FOR CONSERVATION MANAGEMENT

The maintenance and development of the human habitat requires that some areas be retained in

their wild state. The quality of water, the maintenance of genetic materials, the protection of

scenic and aesthetic areas and the opportunity to enjoy and appreciate natural heritage, all depend

upon the conservation of natural areas.

Other renewable natural resources include wood products, building materials, wild animal

products (including fish), grazing from natural grasslands, and water for agriculture, industry,

domestic use, and energy which can be produced on a sustained-yield basis.

Logically, some of these benefits can be received from natural areas or wildlands in perpetuity

if management is properly designed and implemented. However, there are types of benefits

which compete with one another, for example, it is physically and biologically difficult to

remove wood products and study natural ecosystems on the same area. But the preservation of

a sample ecosystem and research and monitoring can be readily done together if appropriately

designed and controlled. Controlled tourism and species conservation can be compatible in both

the terrestrial and marine environments.

Management categories can be designed and implemented so that each addresses a compatible

set of benefits, without the pursuit of any one benefit ruling out the possibility of receiving other

benefits. Commonly known categories which maintain the most options include the national

park, wildlife sanctuary and forest reserve.

Even among generally compatible activities, conflicts may arise during particular seasons or on

specific sites such as during nesting or calving periods or at critical habitats. These types of

conflicts can be treated through a zoning system or a periodic restricted activity system.

Each benefit is related to specific objectives of management, such as the protection of rare or

endangered species or habitats, the conservation of natural features of aesthetic value, and the

conservation of areas where renewable resources can be utilised on a sustained-yield basis.

Ideally all objectives and activities are related to environmental protection and to economic and

social development.

Areas which are managed to meet specified compatible conservation objectives can be

considered to be "protected areas"; they can be classified according to the objectives for which

they are being managed. In contrast, however, the specific means required to meet the objectives

of conservation will depend upon each particular situation and will vary with cultural,

institutional, political and economic considerations.

Conservation categories provide the basis for clearly incorporating conservation into

development (eco-development). Each category relates to one or several of the major goals of a

nations'* development plan: nutrition, education, housing, water, science, technology, defense

and national identity. Viewed in this way, conservation categories become means for sustainable

development.

Taken together, these categories can be administered as a unified national system ofconservation

areas. In practice, the categories are generally divided among various divisions of central

government; some of the categories may be administered by state, provincial or even private or

corporate institutions. Multiple use areas or international categories such as the Biosphere

Reserve and the World Heritage Site will often require cooperative administration among several

Categories ofManagement

institutions. What is important, however, is that a specified institution is made responsible and

empowered to provide for the appropriate management of the resources.

The ten categories of areas necessary to manage the wildland resources of any nation can be

divided into three groups:

a) Those categories for which CNPPA and WCMC take responsibility to monitor the status

of each conservation area and for which CNPPA takes a responsibility to provide technical

advice as requested.

I Scientific Reserve/Strict Nature Reserve

II National Park

in Natural Monument/Natural Landmark

IV Nature Conservation Reserve/Managed Nature Reserve/Wildlife Sanctuary

V Protected Landscape or Seascape

b) Those categories which are of particular importance to IUCN as a whole and are generally

found in most nations, but would not be considered exclusively within the scope of

CNPPA. However, CNPPA and WCMC may wish to monitor, and CNPPA to provide

expertise, on those areas which are of particular importance to nature conservation.

VI Resource Reserve

VII Anthropological Reserve/Natural Biotic Area

VIII Multiple Use Management Area/Managed Resource Area

c) Those categories which form part of international programmes and which have specific

relevance for nature conservation yet may, in many cases, already receive protection under

a previous category. CNPPA and WCMC may be called upon to monitor these categories

and to provide special expertise in cooperation with other institutions with which IUCN

has consultative status.

IX Biosphere Reserves

X World Heritage Sites (Natural)

The following sections are abbreviated versions of the definitions/criteria provided in the

IUCN/CNPPA paper on Categories, Objectives and Criteria for Protected Areas published in

the Bali proceedings. Categories IX and X (Biosphere Reserves and World Heritage Sites) are

not defined here as they are discussed in an earlier section.

Category I (Scientific Reserve/Strict Nature Reserve)

These areas possess some outstanding ecosystems, features and/or species of flora and fauna of

national scientific importance or are representative of particular natural areas; they often contain

fragile ecosystems of life forms, areas of important biological or geological diversity or areas of

particular importance to the conservation of genetic resources. Size is determined by the area

required to ensure the integrity of the area to accomplish the scientific management objective

and provide for the protection of the area.

Natural processes are allowed to take place in the absence of any direct human interference;

tourism, recreation, and public access are generally proscribed. Ecological processes may

include natural acts that alter the ecological system or physiological features, such as naturally

occurring fires, natural succession, insect or disease outbreaks, storms, earthquakes and the like,

but necessarily exclude man-made disturbances. The educational function of the site is to serve

as resource for studying and obtaining scientific knowledge.

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Use of the reserve should in most cases be controlled by central government. Exceptions may be

made where adequate safeguards and controls for long-term protection are ensured and where

the central government concurs.

Category II (National Park)

The 10th General Assembly of IUCN, held in New Delhi in November 1969 approved a

definition of the term "national park" in accordance with the following resolution:

Considering the importance given by the United Nations to the national park

concept, as a sensible use of natural resources, and considering the increasing use

which has been made during these last few years in some countries of the term

"national park" to designate areas with increasingly different status and objectives.

The 10th General Assembly of IUCN meeting in New Delhi in November 1969

recommends that all governments agree to reserve the term "national park" to areas

answering the following characteristics and to ensure that their local authorities and

private organisations wishing to set aside nature reserves do the same:

A national park is a relatively large area where:

1 ) one or several ecosystems are not materially altered by human exploitation and

occupation, where plant and animal species, geomorphological sites and

habitats are of special scientific, educative and recreative interest or which

contains a natural landscape of great beauty;

2) the highest competent authority of the country has taken steps to prevent or

eliminate as soon as possible exploitation or occupation in the whole area and

to enforce effectively the respect of ecological, geomorphological or aesthetic

features which have led to its establishment; and

3) visitors are allowed to enter, under special conditions, for inspirational,

educative, cultural and recreative purposes.

Governments are accordingly requested not to designate as "national park":

1) A scientific reserve which can be entered only by special permission (strict

nature reserve).

2) A natural reserve managed by a private institution or a lower authority without

some type of recognition and control by the highest competent authority of the

country.

3) A "special reserve" as defined in the African Convention on the Conservation

of Nature and Natural Resources of 1968 (fauna or flora reserve, game reserve,

bird sanctuary, geological or forest reserve, etc.).

4) An inhabited and exploited area where landscape planning and measures taken

for the development of tourism have led to the setting up of "recreation areas"

where industrialisation and urbanisation are controlled and where public

outdoor recreation takes priority over the conservation of ecosystems (parc

naturel regional, nature park, Naturpark, etc.). Areas of this description which

may have been established as "national parks" should be redesignated in due

course.

This resolution was subsequently adopted by the Second World Conference on National Parks

held in Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks, 1972.

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In general, exploitation of natural resources must be prohibited in an area which is to be included

within Category II. Exploitation is taken to include agricultural and pastoral activities, hunting,

fishing, lumbering, mining, public works construction (transportation, communications, power,

etc.), and residential, commercial or industrial occupation.

It is recognised that within the boundaries of certain national parks there are existing villages,

towns, communication networks, and the on-going activities connected with them. Provided that

these areas do not occupy a significant part of the land and are defacto zoned and so arranged

that they do not disturb the effective protection of the remaining area, they will not be considered

as a basis for exclusion from this category.

It is also recognised that management activities may be necessary and desirable for maintenance

of the desired flora and fauna, to maintain public access and facilities, and for the purposes of

administration and management of the area.

Effective zoning is an important tool for avoidance of conflict of interests within protected areas.

At the llth General Assembly of IUCN at Banff in 1972 it was agreed by CNPPA that sites

designated as national parks should include areas here designated as "strict natural zones",

"managed natural zones", and "wilderness zones", and that they could in addition appropriately

contain areas of the kind here designated as "protected anthropological zones", or "protected

historical" or "archaeological zones".

However, national parks must be available for public visitation. This use, it was agreed, could

be combined with the primary function of nature conservation through a system of zoning. In

this, one zone would be established in which roads or other access ways may be constructed,

buildings or other structures to accommodate tourism and park administrative functions may be

located, and in which appropriate recreational facilities may be placed. This special tourism/

administrative zone would not be one designated primarily for nature conservation, but would

be so delimited and located as to create minimum interference with the nature conservation

function of the park. National parks can also satisfy the public visitation function by

establishment of wilderness areas over all or part of the national park, thus providing for limited

tourism of a special kind.

To qualify as a national park in the IUCN sense therefore, an area may consist of various

combinations of zones as follows:

- Wilderness zone only.

Wilderness zone combined with strict natural zone, managed natural zone or both.

Any or all of the above zones combined with a tourist/administrative zone.

Any or all of the above zones combined with one or more zones classified as

anthropological, archaeological or historical.

Category III (Natural Monument/Natural Landmark)

This category normally contains one or more of several specific natural features of outstanding

national significance which, because of uniqueness or rarity, should be protected. The specific

feature to be protected ideally has little or no evidence of man's activities. These features are not

of the size nor do they contain a diversity of features or representative ecosystems which would

justify their inclusion as a national park. Size is not a significant factor, the area only needs to

be large enough to protect the integrity of the site.

Although Category III areas may have recreational and touristic value, they should be managed

to remain relatively free of human disturbance. These areas may be owned and managed by either

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central or other government agencies or non-profit trusts or corporations as long as there is

assurance that they will be managed to protect their inherent features for the long term.

Category IV (Nature Conservation Reserve/Managed Nature

Reserve/Wildlife Sanctuary)

A Category IV area is desirable when protection of specific sites or habitats is essential to the

continued well-being of resident or migratory fauna of national or global significance. Although

a variety of areas fall within this category, each would have as its primary purpose the protection

of nature; the production of harvestable, renewable resources may play a secondary role in the

management of a particular area. The size of the area is dependent upon the habitat requirements

of the species to be protected; these areas could be relatively small, consisting of nesting areas,

marshes, or lakes, estuaries, forest, or grassland habitats, or fish spawning areas, or seagrass

feeding beds for marine mammals.

The area may require habitat manipulation to provide optimum conditions for the species,

vegetative community, or feature according to individual circumstances. For example, a

particular grassland or heath community may be protected and perpetuated through a limited

amount of livestock grazing; a marsh for wintering waterfowl may require continual removal of

excess reeds and supplementary planting of waterfowl food; or a reserve for an endangered

animal may need protection against predators. Limited areas may be developed for public

education and appreciation of the work of wildlife management.

Ownership may be by the central government or, with adequate safeguards and controls, by

lower levels of government, non-profit trusts or corporations or private individuals or groups.

Category V (Protected Landscape or Seascape)

The scope of areas that fall within this category is necessarily broad because of the wide variety

of semi-natural and cultural landscapes that occur within various nations. This may be reflected

in two types of areas: those whose landscapes possess special aesthetic qualities which are a

result of the interaction of man and land; and those that are primarily natural areas managed

intensively by man for recreational and tourism uses.

In the former case, these landscapes may demonstrate certain cultural manifestations such as:

customs, beliefs, social organisation, or material traits as reflected in land use patterns. These

landscapes are characterised by either scenically attractive or aesthetically unique patterns of

human settlement. Traditional land use practices associated with agriculture, grazing, and fishing

are dominant. The area is large enough to ensure the integrity of the landscape pattern.

The latter case often includes natural or scenic areas found along coastlines and lake shores, in

hilly or mountainous terrain, or along the shores of rivers, often adjacent to tourist highways or

population centres; many will have the potential to be developed for a variety of outdoor

recreational uses with national significance.

In some cases the area may be privately held and the use of either central or delegated planning

control would be necessary to ensure the perpetuation of both the land use and life style. Means

of government assistance might be required to improve the standard of living while maintaining

the natural quality of the site through appropriate management practices. In other instances, the

areas are established and managed under public ownership, or a combination of public and

private ownership.

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Category VI (Resource Reserve - Interim Conservation Unit)

Category VI areas will normally comprise an extensive and relatively isolated and uninhabited

area having difficult access, or regions that are lightly populated yet may be under considerable

pressure for colonisation and greater utilisation. In many cases, there has been little study or

evaluation of these areas, so the consequences of converting these areas to agriculture, mineral

or timber extraction, the construction of roads, or intensive fishing, dredging or mariculture is

unclear. Similarly, use of the resources may not be appropriate because of the lack of technology,

human or financial resource restrictions, or alternative national priorities. Consequently, natural,

social, and economic values are not sufficiently identified to permit the area to be managed for

specific objectives or to justify its conversion to other uses. On land, restricted access is implied

so areas will normally require control, depending upon the pressures to enter and utilise the area.

Areas may be owned or administered by government or public corporations.

Maintenance of existing conditions to allow for studies on the potential use for the designated

areas is a prerequisite. No exploitation should occur with the exception of use of resources by

indigenous inhabitants; ongoing ecologically sound activities are acceptable.

This category might also be used for those areas which are protected by legislation, but which

have not been implemented, for whatever reason.

Category VII (Natural Biotic Area/Anthropological Reserve)

Category VII areas are characterised by natural areas where the influence or technology of

modern man has not significantly interfered with or been absorbed by the traditional ways of life

of the inhabitants. These areas may be remote and isolated and their inaccessibility may be

maintained for a considerable period of time. The societies are of particular significance to the

maintenance of cultural diversity; there is a strong dependence of man upon the natural

environment for food, shelter, and other basic material to sustain life. Extensive cultivation or

other major modifications of the vegetation and animal life is not permitted.

Management is oriented towards the maintenance of habitat for traditional societies so as to

provide for their continuance within their own cultural mores.

Category VIII (Multiple Use Management Areas/Managed Resource Areas)

A Category VIII area is large, containing considerable territory suitable for production of wood

products, water, pasture, wildlife, marine products and outdoor recreation; parts of the area may

be settled and may have been altered by man. The area may possess nationally unique or

exceptional natural features, or may as a whole represent a feature or area of international or

national significance.

Planning programmes to ensure the area is managed on a sustained yield basis is a prerequisite.

Land ownership is under government control. Through proper zoning, significant areas can be

given specific additional protection. For instance, the establishment of wilderness-type areas is

consistent with the purpose of these areas as would be establishing nature reserves. Multiple use,

in the context of Category VIII, is considered to be the management of all renewable resources,

utilised in some combination to best meet the needs of the country. The major premise in the

management of these areas is that they will be managed to maintain the overall productivity of

the areas and their resources in perpetuity.

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CATEGORIES DE GESTION DES ESPACES NATURELS

POUR LA CONSERVATION

Le maintien et la mise en valeur de 1'habitat humain exigent que certains espaces demeurent a

1'etat sauvage. La qualite de 1'eau, la sauvegarde du patrimoine genetique, la protection des

paysages et la beaute de certaines regions, enfin la possibilite d'apprecier le patrimoine naturel

et d'en profiter: tout cela depend de la conservation des zones naturelles.

Au nombre des ressources naturelles renouvelables, il faut compter le bois et ses derives, les

materiaux de construction, les produits d'animaux sauvages (y compris le poisson), les parcours

naturels utilises pour le paturage, 1'eau destinee a 1'agriculture, & 1'industrie et a la consommarion

domestique ainsi que 1'energie renouvelable.

En principe, certaines de ces ressources peuvent etre obtenues de fas;on permanente, dans la

mesure ou la gestion des zones naturelles ou sauvages est con9ue et mise en oeuvre de fac.on

appropri£e. Cependant, certaines activites entreront necessairement en conflit et sont par

consequent incompatibles. Ainsi, il est difficile, d'un point de vue physique et biologique, de

prelever les produits du bois dans un ecosysteme naturel et, simultanement, d'etudier le

fonctionnement naturel de cet ecosysteme; en revanche, il est possible de preserver un

ecosysteme echantillon et d'y mener des recherches et un programme de surveillance continue

si la zone est amenagee et controlee de fa^on appropriee. Le tourisme organise et la conservation

des especes peuvent etre compatibles dans un milieu, qu'il soit terrestre ou marin.

Des categories de gestion des espaces naturels peuvent etre concues et attributes de fa^on a

repondre h un ensemble d'objectifs compatibles, la poursuite d'un objectif particulier n'excluant

pas la possibilite de tirer d'autres profits. Les categories les plus connues et qui presentent le plus

de possibilites sont le parc national, le sanctuaire de faune et la reserve forestiere.

II arrive que, meme entre des activites generalement compatibles, des conflits se produisent a

certaines periodes (nidification, periodes de mise bas) ou en des endroits particuliers (biotopes

critiques). De tels conflits peuvent normalement etre regies en ayant recours a la zonation ou il

des periodes d'activites limitees.

Toute ressource appelle des objectifs de gestion specifiques tels que la protection d'especes ou

d'habitats rares ou menaces, la conservation de paysages exceptionnels ou d'elements naturels

presentant une valeur esthetique, la conservation de zones ou les ressources naturelles peuvent

etre pre1evees et utilisees de facon durable. Dans 1'ideal, tous les objectifs et activites devraient

s'inscrire dans une perspective de protection de 1'environnement et de deVeloppement

socio-economique.

On considere comme "aires protegees" les zones qui sont amenagees de facon a repondre a des

objectifs de conservation specifiques et compatibles. Ces zones peuvent etre classess en fonction

des objectifs pour lesquels elles sont gerees. En revanche, les moyens i mettre en oeuvre pour

realiser ces objectifs de conservation dependront de chaque cas particulier et varieront en

fonction de considerations culturelles, institutionnelles, politiques et economiques.

Les categories de zones de conservation permettent d'incorporer nettement les principes de

conservation dans le developpement (eco-developpement). Chacune d'elles se rattache h un ou

plusieurs objectifs du plan de developpement d'un pays: nutrition, education, logement, eau,

science et technologie, defense et identite nationale. Considerees sous cet angle, les diverses

categories de gestion des zones naturelles deviennent des instruments au service d'un

deVeloppement durable.

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Catigories de gestion

Ces categories, prises toutes ensembles, peuvent etre gerees dans le cadre d'un systeme national

harmonist d'aires de conservation. Dans la pratique, les diverses categories sont en general

g6rees par differents services gouvernementaux. Certaines categories sont administrees par des

organismes d'etat, provinciaux ou meme par des institutions privees ou des associations.

L' administration d'aires amenagees a des fins d'utilisation multiple ou des categories

internationales telles que les reserves de la biosphere ou les biens du patrimoine mondial,

ne'cessite souvent la cooperation de plusieurs institutions. L'important toutefois est qu'une

institution donnde soit responsable et qu'elle ait le pouvoir d'assurer la gestion appropriee des

ressources.

Les dix categories necessaires a la gestion des ressources naturelles d'un pays peuvent etre

divisees en trois groupes:

a) Les categories pour lesquelles la CPNAP et le Centre mondial de surveillance continue de

la conservation de la nature se chargent d'assurer la surveillance continue de chaque zone

de conservation et pour lesquelles la CPNAP donnera ses avis techniques sur demande.

I Reserves scientifiques/Reserves naturelles integrales

II Parcs nationaux

III Monuments naturels/Eiements naturels marquants

IV Reserves de conservation de la nature/Reserves naturelles dirigees/Sanctuaires de

faune

V Paysages terrestres ou marins proteges

b) Les categories qui ont une importance particuliere pour 1'UICN en general et que 1'on

rencontre dans la plupart des pays, mais qui ne sont pas considerees comme etant

exclusivement du ressort de la CPNAP. Neanmoins la CPNAP et le Centre peuvent

souhaiter en assurer la surveillance continue et la CPNAP apporter son expertise sur les

zones qui presentent une importance particuliere pour la conservation de la nature.

VI Reserves de ressources naturelles

VII Reserves anthropologiques/Regions biologiques naturelles

Vin Regions naturelles amenagees ii des fins d'utilisation multiple/Zones de gestion des

ressources naturelles

c) Les categories qui relevent des programmes internationaux et qui interessent par certains

aspects la conservation de la nature, mais qui dans des cas particuliere, K'-IK Ticient dejik

d'une protection au titre d'une des categories enoncees precedemment. La CPNAP peut

etre appeiee & surveiller ces categories et & apporter une expertise particuliere en

cooperation avec d'autres institutions aupres desquelles 1'UICN jouit d'un statut

consultatif.

IX Reserves de la biosphere

X Biens (naturels) du patrimoine mondial.

Les paragraphes suivants sont des versions abregees des deTinitions/criteres figurant dans le

document de la CPNAP et de 1'UICN, Categories, Objectives and Criteria for Protected Areas,

public dans les proces-verbaux de Bali. Les categories IX et X (reserves de la biosphere et biens

du patrimoine mondial) ne sont pas definies ici car elles sont traitees dans un paragraphe

anterieur.

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Categoric I (Reserves scientifiques/Keserves naturelles integrales)

Ces espaces comportent des ecosystemes remarquables, des elements ou des especes animales

et vegetales presentant une importance scientifique nationale, ou sont representatifs de regions

naturelles particulieres. Us renferment souvent des ecosystemes ou des formes de vie fragiles,

des zones presentant une divcrsite remarquable du point de vue biologique ou geologique ou qui

sont particulierement importantes pour la conservation des ressources genetiques. Leur

dimension est determinee par la superficie requise pour assurer 1'integrite du territoire permettant

d'atteindre les objectifs de gestion scientifique et de protection.

Les processus naturels peuvent s'y derouler en 1'absence de toute intervention directe de

1'homme: le tourisme, les activites de loisiret 1'acces du public sont ge'neialement interdits. Ces

processus peuvent etre des phenomenes naturels qui alterent le systeme ecologique ou 1'element

physique & un moment donne\ tels que les feux spontanes, les successions vegetales naturelles,

les epidemies ou infestations d'insectes, les orages, les tremblements de terre, etc., mais excluent

les perturbations artificielles. Le site a pour fonction educatrice de servir de sujet d'etude,

permettant de faire avancer la connaissance scientifique.

L'utilisation de la plupart de ces reserves devrait etre placee sous la responsabilite du

gouvernement central. On peut envisager des exceptions dans le cas de regions ou la protection

& long terme est garantie par des mesures adequates de sauvegarde et de controle auxquelles le

gouvernement participe.

Categoric II (Pares nationaux)

La lOe Assembles generale de 1'UICN qui s'est reunie & New Delhi en novembre 1969 a adopte

une resolution deTmissant le terme "parc national":

Vu 1'importance reconnue aux parcs nationaux par les Nations Unies en tant

qu'aspect de 1'emploi judicieux des ressources naturelles, et vu 1'utilisation

croissante depuis quelques annees qui est faite dans certains pays de 1'expression

"parc national" pour designer des territoires ii statut et & objectifs de plus en plus

differents, la lOe Assemble generale de 1'UICN, r^unie i la Nouvelle-Delhi en

novembre 1969 recommande que les gouvernements de tous les pays acceptent de

reserver la denomination "parc national" aux territoires repondant aux

caracteYistiques ci-apres et d'assurer que les pouvoirs locaux et les organisations

privees desireux de constituer des reserves naturelles fassent de meme:

Un parc national est un territoire relativement etendu:

1) qui presente un ou plusieurs ecosystemes, generalement peu ou pas

transformes par 1'exploitation et 1'occupation humaine, oii les especes

vegetales et animales, les sites geomorphologiques et les habitats offrent un

interet special du point de vue scientifique, educatif et recreatif, ou dans

lesquels existent des paysages naturels de grande valeur esthetique et,

2) dans lequel la plus haute autorite competente du pays a pris des mesures pour

empecher ou eliminer des que possible, sur toute sa surface, cette exploitation

ou cette occupation, et pour y faire effectivement respecterles entites

ecologiques, geomorphologiques ou esthetiques ayant justifie sa creation et

3) dont la visite est autorisee, sous certaines conditions, a des fins recreatives,

educatives et culturelles.

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En consequence, il est demande aux gouvernements de ne plus designer sous le nom

de "parc national":

1) Une reserve scientifique dont 1'acces exige une autorisation speciale (reserve

naturelle integrale).

2) Une reserve naturelle geree par une institution privee ou par un pouvoir

subordonne, en dehors de toute reconnaissance et de tout controle de la plus

haute autorite competente du pays.

3) Une "reserve speciale" designee aux termes de la Convention africaine de 1968

sur la conservation de la nature et des ressources naturelles (reserves de faune,

de flore, de chasse, sanctuaire ornithologique, reserve geologique, forestiere,

etc.).

4) Une zone peuplee et exploited, ou un plan regional d'amenagement du

territoire et de developpement touristique vise a creer, en retardant

1'industrialisation et 1' urbanisation, une zone destinee plus a la recreation du

public qu'a la conservation des ecosystemes (parc naturel regional, nature

park, Naturpark, etc.). Des territoires repondant a cette description qui ont ete

appeles "parcs nationaux" devraient voir leur denomination modifiee le

moment venu.

Cette resolution a ete adoptee ulterieurement par la deuxieme Conference mondiale sur les parcs

nationaux (parcs nationaux de Yellowstone et de Grand Teton, 1972).

En general, 1'exploitation des ressources naturelles doit etre interdite dans un territoire

susceptible de figurer dans la categorie II. On entend par exploitation les activites agro-pastorales

et minieres, la chasse, la peche, la sylviculture, la construction d'ouvrages d'interet public

(transport, communications, energie, etc.) ainsi que les activites immobilieres, commerciales ou

industrielles.

On sait qu'a 1'interieur des limites de certains parcs nationaux, il existe des villages, des petites

villes, des reseaux routiers et toutes les activitds qui y sont liees. A condition que ces

etablissements et equipements n'occupent pas une panie trop importante de la surface totale,

qu'ils fassent partie de facto d'une zone definie et qu'ils soient conc.us de maniere a ne pas

entraver la protection efficace de 1'espace restant, ils ne constitueront pas un motif suffisant pour

justifier 1 'exclusion de la categorie.

On salt egalement que les activates d'amenagement peuvent etre necessaires, voire souhaitables,

pour 1'entretien de la faune et de la flore, des voies d'acces et locaux prevus pour les touristes,

de meme que pour les besoins de 1 'administration et de la gestion de 1'aire.

La zonation est un outil efficace qui permet d'eviier les conflits d'interet a rinterieur des aires

protegees. Lors de la 1 le Assemblee Generale de 1'UICN a Banff, la CPNAP a convenu que les

territoires designes sous 1'appellation de parcs nationaux devraient inclure des espaces dcsignes

ici sous le nom d'espaces nuturels de "protection integrale", "espaces naturels dirigc'is" et "zones

de nature sauvage" et qu'ils pouvaient en outre contenir, le cas t'cheant, des aires dt'nommees

"zones anthropologiques protegees" ou "zones historiques" ou "archeologiques protegees".

Cependant, les parcs nationaux doivent etre ouverts au public. Cette fonction peut parfaitement

etre comhinee avec le role fondamental de protection de la nature par un systeme de zonation.

Ainsi on pourrait etahlir une zone ou serait autorisce la construction de routes ou d'autres voies

d'acces, de baiiments ou autres edifices necessaires a 1'accueil des touristes et aux services

administratifs du parc, ainsi que d'eventuelles installations recrdatives de type approprie. Cette

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Categories de gestion

zone speciale b vocation touristique et administrative n'aurait pas pour role principal la

conservation de la nature mais serait implantee et delimitee de maniere & produire le moins

d'interfe'rences possibles avec la fonction du parc, qui est d'assurer la conservation de la nature.

Les parcs nationaux peuvent aussi remplir leur fonction d'accueil du public par la creation sur

la totalite ou partie de leur territoire, de zones de nature sauvage ou un tourisme limite de type

particulier est autorise.

Pour pretendre h 1'appelation de parc national telle que la con?oit 1'UICN, le zonage de ces

espaces peut etre module selon les combinaisons suivantes:

- Zone de nature sauvage uniquement.

- Zone de nature sauvage combinee avec un espace naturel integral ou un espace naturel

dirige, ou encore avec 1'un ou 1'autre.

L'une ou 1'autre ou 1'ensemble des zones enumerees ci-dessus, combiners avec une zone

a vocation touristique/administrative.

- L'une ou 1'autre ou 1'ensemble des zones enumerees ci-dessus combiners avec une ou

plusieurs zones classees comme zones anthropologiques, archeologiques ou historiques.

Categorie III (Monuments naturels/Elements naturels marquants)

Cette categorie contient normalement un ou plusieurs elements naturels particuliers

d'importance nationale exceptionnelle qui, par leur caractere unique ou rare devraient etre

proteges. Dans le meilleur des cas, 1'element particulier a proteger ne comporte pas ou

pratiquement pas de traces de 1'activite de 1'homme. Ces eements n'occupent pas des superficies

eternities et ne contiennent pas la variete de caracteristiques ou d'ecosystemes represertatifs qui

justifierait leur inclusion dans la categorie des parcs nationaux. La superficie n'est pas un facteur

important: le territoire doit etre suffisamment etendu pour assurer 1'integrite du site.

Bien que les sites de la categorie III puissent presenter un interet sur le plan des loisirs et du

tourisme, leur gestion doit les preserver dans toute la mesure du possible des perturbations

artificielles. Ils peuvent appartenir a des organismes publics - nationaux ou autres - ou etre geres

par eux, ou des organisations ou associations sans but lucratif, pour autant que leur gestion assure

la protection a long terme des elements interessants.

Categorie IV (Reserves de conservation de la nature/Reserves naturelles

diriges/Sanctuaires de faune)

II est souhaitable d'inclure un territoire dans la categorie IV lorsque la protection de sites ou

d'habitats particuliers est essentielle au maintien du bon etat d'une faune sedentaire ou migratrice

d'importance nationale ou mondiale. Bien que differents types de territoires entrent dans cette

categorie, ils devraient tous avoir pour objectif premier la protection de la nature; la production

de ressources exploitables et renouvelables peut jouer un role secondaire dans la gestion d'une

aire donnee. Les dimensions de la zone dependent des exigences vis-a-vis de 1'environnement

de 1'espece a proteger. Ces aires peuvent etre relativement limitees et comprennent des zones de

nidification, des biotopes de mantis ou lacs, estuaires, forets ou prairies, des aires de frai pour le

poisson ou des herbiers marins pour les mammiferes marins.

Une intervention pourra s'averer necessaire dans de tels sites afin d'assurer des conditions

optimales aux especes, communautes vegetales ou elements physiques du milieu, selon le cas.

Ainsi un groupement vegetal particulier de prairie ou de lande a bruyere peut etre protege et

perpetue par un paturage limite. Un marais ou hivernent les oiseaux d'eau peut necessiter

1'enlevement continu des excedents de roseaux et la plantation de vegetaux servant ii

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1'alimentation des oiseaux; une reserve creee pour un animal menace peut exiger 1'adoption de

mesures de protection contre les pr&iateurs. Des secteurs limites peuvent etre equipes de materiel

pedagogique et destines a faire connaitre le travail de gestion de la faune sauvage.

Ces territoires peuvent etre propriete de 1'Etat ou d'autres instances a un niveau moins e1eve\

d' organisations ou associations sans buts lucratifs ou de personnes ou groupes prives, a condition

que des mesures de sauvegarde et de contrdle soient en place.

Categoric V (Paysages terrestres ou marins proteges)

La vocation des zones qui s'inscrivent dans cette categorie est necessairement assez large du fait

de la grande diversite des paysages semi-naturels et culturels qui existent de par le monde. On

peut degager deux grands types d'espaces de ce genre: ceux dont le paysage presente des qualites

esthetiques particulieres resultant de 1'interaction de 1'homme et de la nature, et ceux qui sont

avant tout des zones naturelles que 1'homme amenage de fa9on intensive dans un but de loisirs

et de tourisme.

Dans le premier cas, les paysages peuvent etre 1'expression de faits culturels tels que coutumes,

croyances, organisation sociale ou d'elements physiques tels qu'ils s'expriment a travers les

modes d'utilisation du sol. De tels paysages sont caracterises par des formes d'occupation du sol

qui sont soit attrayantes visuellement, soit uniques sur le plan esthetique. Les formes

traditionnelles d'utilisation de 1'espace lifes ;•. 1'agriculture, au paturage, a la peche en sont

1'elenient dominant. La zone consideree est suffisamment etendue pour assurer 1'integrite du

paysage en question.

Le second type comprend souvent des sites naturels ou panoramiques situes le long des cotes,

au bord des lacs, dans des regions de collines et de montagnes, le long de rivieres et souvent,

pits des grandes routes touristiques ou aux alentours de centres habites. Nombre de ces zones

sont susceptibles d'etre amenagees de fagon a satisfaire toute une gamme de loisirs de plein air

d'importance nationale.

Dans certains cas, le territoire est propriete privee et il est necessaire qu'un controle de la

planification de cet espace soit prevu a 1'echelon le plus eleve ou a des niveaux inferieurs, afm

d'assurer la perennite de 1'utilisation du territoire et du mode de vie de ses habitants. Certaines

formes d'aide publique peuvent etre necessaires pour ameliorer les conditions de vie tout en

maintenant la qualite du paysage par une gestion appropriee. Dans d'autres cas, les aires sont

designees et ge"rees comme bien public ou comme propriete & la fois publique et privee.

Categoric VI (Reserves de ressources naturelles)

Les espaces entrant dans la categorie VI devront normalement comprendre des zones etendues

et relativement isolees et inhabitees, d'acces difficile, ou des regions peu peuplees mais sur

lesquelles s'exercent des pressions considerables de colonisation et d'utilisation accrue. Dans

bien des cas, ces regions ont i\& peu etudiees ou eValuees et 1'on connalt mal les consequences

possibles de leur mise en culture, de 1'exploitation miniere ou forestiere, de 1'ouverture de routes

ou d'une peche intensive, du draguage ou de la mariculture. D'autre part, 1'utilisation des

ressources peut ne pas etre opportune, en raison d'obstacles humains, financiers ou

technologiques, ou parce qu'il existe d'autres priorites nationales. De ce fait, la valeur naturelle,

sociale et economique n'a pas e'te suffisamment bien definie pour permettre d'amenager la region

consideree, en fonction d'objectifs specifiques ou pour justifier le passage a d'autres types

d'utilisation. L'acces en etant Iimite, de telles regions doivent normalement etre soumises a un

controle en fonction des pressions qui s'exercent pour s'installer dans ce territoire et 1'utiliser.

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Les terres peuvent etre administrees par 1'Etat ou par des associations publiques ou meme leur

appartenir.

Pour permettre 1'etude des utilisations possibles de la region consideree, le maintien des

conditions existantes est un prealable indispensable. Aucune exploitation ne devrait etre permise,

a 1'exception de 1'utilisation des ressources par la population indigene. Les activity's fondees du

point de 1'ecologie sont acceptables.

Cette catt'gorie est egalement utilisee dans la banque de donnees du Centre mondial de

surveillance continue de la conservation de la nature pour les aires qui sont protegees par la

legislation mais qui, pour diverses raisons, ne disposent pas d' infrastructure et dont la protection

est reconnue inadequate.

Categoric VII (Regions biologiques naturelles/Reserves anthropologiques)

Les regions qui entrent dans cette categorie se caracterisent par le fait que 1'influence de la

technologie moderne ne s'y est pas exerces de fac.on importante ou que cette derniere n'a pas ete

incorporee dans le mode de vie traditionnel de ses habitants. Ces regions peuvent etre reculees

et isolees et peuvent rester inaccessibles pendant longtemps encore. Les societes humaines qui

y vivent sont considerees comme particulierement importantes pour le maintien de la diversite

culturelle de 1'humanite; 1'homme depend etroitement du milieu naturel pour subsister

(nourriture, abri, etc.). Les cultures extensives ou d'autres modifications importantes de la

vegetation ou de la vie animale ne sont pas autorisees.

La gestion est orientee vers le maintien du milieu au benefice des societes traditionnelles afin

d'assurer la permanence de leur culture.

Categoric VIII (Regions naturelles amenage'es a des fins d'utilisation

multiple/Zones de gestion des ressources naturelles)

line aire de la categorie VIII est vaste. Elle contient des territoires etendus convenant a la

production de produits forestiers, d'eau, de paturages, de faune sauvage, produits marins et a

1 'organisation de loisirs de plein air. Certaines parties de ces regions peuvent etre occupees par

1'homme et avoir eie transformees. L'aire peut posseder des elements naturels uniques ou

exceptionnels d'importance nationale ou, dans son ensemble, representer un element ou une

region d'importance nationale ou internationale.

La planification de 1'utilisation de tels territoires pour assurer un rendement permanent des

ressources est une condition prealable indispensable. Le gouvernement est proprietaire. Une

zonation appropriee devrait permettre d'assurer une protection supplementaire de ces territoires.

Ainsi, 1'etablissement de zones de nature sauvage (wilderness areas) est compatible avec les

objectifs de telles regions, de meme que la citation de reserves naturelles. Dans le cadre de la

categorie VIII, la formule d'utilisation multiple d'un territoire constitue le mode de gestion de

toutes les ressources renouvelables utilisees en les combinant d'une maniere ou d'une autre, pour

repondre au mieux aux besoins du pays. La principe essentiel d'un tel type de gestion est

d'assurer le maintien a perpetuite de la productivite globale des ressources du territoire

considere.

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UNITED NATIONS LIST OF NATIONAL PARKS

AND PROTECTED AREAS

LISTE DES NATIONS UNIES DES PARCS NATIONAUX

ET DES AIRES PROTEGEES

Name of Area/Norn de 1'aire Category/

Categoric

Area/Super-

ficie (ha)

Year/

Annee

AFGHANISTAN

Summary/Sommaire

Category/Categorie IV 4 142,438

Total 4 142,438

Waterfowl Sanctuaries/Sanctuaires d'oiseaux d'eau

Ab-i-Estada IV

Dashte-Nawar IV

Wildlife Reserves/Reserves de ressources sauvages

Ajar Valley IV

Wildlife Sanctuaries/Sanctuaires de ressources sauvages

Pamir-i-Buzurg IV

AFRIQUE DU SUD

Voir paragraphs SOUTH AFRICA

ALBANIA/ALBANIE

Daji

Divjaka

Llorgara

Lura

Thethi

Tomori

ure Reserve;

Berzan

Cangonj

Fushe-Senji

Karaburum

Kuturman (

Pishe Poro

27,000

7,500

40,000

67,938

Summary/Sommaire

Category/Categorie II 6

Category/Categorie IV 7

Total 13

23,000

31,500

54,500

'arcs nationaux

n 4,000

n 4,000

n 3,500

n 4,000

u 4,500

/Reserves de nature

n 3,000

IV 1,000

IV 3,000

: (Kuqe Negel Patok) IV 4,200

IV 12,000

Senisht Qerret Mirake) IV 4,000

IV 5,500

>otull) IV 1,800

1977

1977

1978

1978

1966

1966

1966

1966

1966

1956

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Parcs nationaux et aires protegees

ALGERIA/ALGERIE

Summary/Sommaire

Category/Categorie I 4 26,200

Category/Categorie n 8 11,761,150


Category/Categorie V 1 76,438

Total 19 11,897,687

'arcs nationaux

II 4,500,000

n 8,500

5 26,500

ii 18,550

v 76,438

u 1,000

jer n 7,200,000

n 3,000

lad B 3,600

/Reserves de nature

IV 2,115

^i 1,700

i 2,000

i 10,000

:s/Reserves de chasse

i 12,500

IV 20,000

IV 2,392

IV 6,000

ail IV 1,000

IV 2,392

_>-Ahaggar

Belezma

Chrea

Djurdjura

ElKala

Gouraya

—^Tassili N'Ajjer

Taza

Theniet el Had

Nature Reserve

Akfadou

Babor

Beni-Salah

La Macta

Mergueb

Hunting Reserv

Djelfa

Lac Tonga

Mascara

Moulay Ismail

Tonga

ALLEMAGNE, REPUBLIQUE FEDERALE D'

Voir paragraphe GERMANY, FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF

ANDORRA/ANDORRE

No Areas Listed/pas de sites

ANGOLA

Summary/Sommaire

Category/Categorie n 1 790,000


Category/Categorie V 2 1,011,000

Total 6 2,692,170

National Parks/Parcs nationaux

Bikuar

Kangandala

_w Kisama

1987

1985

1983

1983

1983

1983

1972

1985

1983

1925

1985

1985

1985

1985

1974

1983

1985

1983

n

IV

v

790,000

63,000

996,000

1964

1970

1957

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National Parks and Protected Areas

Integral Nature Reserves/Reserves naturelles integraies

llheu dos Passaros

Luando

Regional Nature Parks/Parcs naturels regionaux

Chimalavera

IV

IV

170

828,000

15,000

ANTARCTIC TREATY TERRITORY/TERRITOIRE DU TRAITE DE

L'ANTARCTIQUE

Summary/Sommaire



Total 9 197^49

Special Protection Areas/Aires specialement protegees

Ardery and Odbert Island

_->- Beaufort Island

Litchfield Island

Moe Island

Southern Powell and adjacent islands

Sites of Special Scientific Interest/Sites d'interet scientifique special

Barwick Valley

Byers Peninsular

Marine Plain Mule Peninsula

—^Western Shore, Admiralty Bay

ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA/ANTIGUA-ET-BARBUDA


Nelson's Dockyard n

ARABIE SAOUDITE

Voir paragraphs SAUDI ARABIA

ARGENTINA/ARGENTINE

4,128

Bantu

Calilegua

Chaco

El Palmar

EIRey

Iguazu

Summary/Sommaire


Category/Categorie n 17 1,810,310

Category/Categorie III 2 38,000

Category/Categorie IV 48 5,255,840


Total 113 12,638,733

'arcs nationaux

n 72,439

n 76,000

n 15,000

n 8,500

n 44,162

n 49,395

1973

1955

1974

I 220 1966

I 1,865 1966

I 250 1975

I 117 1966

I 610 1966

e special

/ 29,120 1975

/ 3,027 1975

V 2,340 1987

V 160,000 1979

1984

1974

1980

1954

1966

1948

1934

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Parcs nationaux et aires protigies

LagoPuelo II 14,220 1971

LagunaBlanca II 8,213 1940

Lanin II 200,870 1937

LihuelCalel II 9,900 1977

LosAlerces II 186,730 1937

LosAirayanes II 1,000 1974

-^LosGlaciares II 450,000

-*-NahuelHuapi II 475,781 -

Perito Moreno II 85,100 1937

—*>Rio Pilcomayo II 50,000 1951

TierradelFuego II 63,000 1960

Integral Nature Reserves/Reserves naturelles integrales

LaPiramide I 1 1.619

Scientific Reserves/Reserves scientifiques

Aguaray-Mi 4,050 1988

Bahia San Bias 1,000

Campos del Tuyu 3,500 1978

Copo 118,000 1968

Costa de la Bahia de Samborombon 9,380 1982

El Payen 192,996 1982

Fuerte Esperanza 11,619

Laguna de Llancanelo 40,000 1980

Los Andes IV 1,440,000 1980

Mocona 1,000 1989

Nacunan 11,900 1961

Natural Reserves/Reserves naturelles

Acambuco IV 8,266 1979

BateaMahuida IV 1,286 1968

CaboVirgenes IV 1,230 1986

CabodosBahias IV 1,183 1973

Chacharameni IV 2,500 1974

Chancani IV 3,444 1986

Chany IV 2,039 1986

DunasdeAtlanticoSur IV 3,000 1989

El Rico IV 2,600 1968

Formosa IV 10,000 1968

General Manuel Belgrano IV 87,000 1977

Guasamayo IV 9,000 1963

Ibera IV 1,200,000 1982

LaHumada IV 5,000 1974

LaLoca I 2,169 1968

LaReforma I 9,500 1973

Laguna Brava IV 405,000 1980

Laguna la Felipa IV 1,307 1986

Las Lagunas de Epulafquen IV 7,450 1973

LihueCalel I 2,600 1974

LimayMahuida IV 5,000 1974

LosPalmares IV 6,000 1979

Olaroz-Cauchari IV 180,000 1981

ParqueLuro IV 7,608 1975

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Peninsula San Julian

Peninsula de Valdes

Pichi Mahuida

Punta Loma

Quebracho de la Legua

Ria de Puerto Deseado

Salitral Levalle

Santa Ana

Talampaya

Telteca

National Reserves/Reserves nationales

El Palmar

Iguazu

Lago Puelo

Laguna Blanca

Lanin

Los Alerces

Los Glaciares

Nahuel Huapi

Perito Francisco P. Moreno

Fauna and Flora Reserves/Reserves de faune et de flore

Valle de Acambuco

Forest and Faunal Reserves/Reserves forestieres et fauniques

Los Palmares

Faunal Reserves/Reserves fauniques

Laguna Brava

Punta Leon

Natural Monuments/Monuments naturels

—*• Bosques Petrificades

Laguna de los Pozuelos

Natural Parks/Parcs naturels

Banados del Rio Dulce y Laguna de Mar

Cerro Colorado

Costero del Sur

Ischigualasto

La Florida

Protected Landscapes/Paysages proteges

Ichigualasto

Laguna Blanca

Monte de Las Barrancas

Parque La Quebrada

Parque Pereira Iraola

Pozuelos O Carahuasi

San Guillermo

Sierra de la Ventana

Valle Fertil

Resource Reserves/Reserves de ressources

Arroyo Feliciano

IV 10,400 1986

IV 360,000 1983

IV 4,119 1974

IV 1,707 1967

rv 2,242 1979

IV 10,000 1977

rv 9,501 1974

IV 18,500 1951

IV 215,000 1975

rv 20,400 1986

rv 1,200 1966

rv 6,105 1970

IV 9,480 1937

IV 3,038 1940

rv 178,130 1937

rv 76,270 1937

IV 150,000 1937

IV 282,219 1934

IV 29,900 1937

IV 8,266 1979

111*5uca

IV 6,000 1979

rv 405,000 1980

i 1,000 1988

in 10,000 1954

in 28,000 1979

V 50,000 1966

V 3,000 1974

V 74,000

V 62,916 1971

V 2,882 1936

V 62,916 1971

V 770,000 1979

V 7,656 1974

V 4,200 1987

V 10,248 1949

V 20,000 1980

V 981,000 1972

V 6,718 1958

V 800,000 1971

786,378 1969

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Parcs nationaux et aires protegies

Provincial Parks/Parcs provinciaux

Aconcagua

Chancani

Copahue

El Tromen

Franja de 1000m paralela costa rios Parana

Islas Malvinas

Laguna de los Pozuelos o Carahuasi

Monte de las Barrancas

Pampa del Indio

Parque Ernesto Torquinst

Pento Moreno

Pereyra Iraola

Sierra de San Javier

Urugua-I

Volcan Tupungato

Provincial Nature Reserves/Reserves naturelles provinciales

Isla del Cerrito

Laguna Blanca

Tourist and Forest Reserves/Reserves forestieres et

touristique

Epu-Lauquen o las Lagunas

Fish Reserves/Reserves ichtyologiques

Corpus

AUSTRALIA/AUSTRALIE

V 70,000 1983

V 4,920 1986

V 28,300 1962

V 24,000 1971

V 17,000 1970

V 10,036 1982

V 20,000 1980

V 7,656 1974

V 8,633 1957

V 6,097 1958

V 84,500 1937

V 1,400 1949

V 14,174 1973

V 84,000 1988

V 110,000 1985

les

IV 12,000 1970

V 981,620 1979

IV

IV

7,450

30,000

Summary/Sommaire

Category/Categorie I 16 2,024,213

Category/Categorie II 339 27,551,131

Category/Categorie IV 309 11,141,670


Total 728 45,654,429

II 94,000

Australian Capital Territory/Territoire de la capital australienne


Namadgi

Nature Reserves/Reserves de nature

Jervis Bay

Tidbinbilla

Other areas/Autres aires

Lanyon

Other reserves

Australian External Territories/Territoires exterieurs australiens


Christmas Island II 2,370

1973

1979

II 4,921 1971

11 5,500 1964

II 1,300

II 6,000

1980

28


National Nature Reserves/Reserves naturelles nationales

Ashmore Reef

Coringa-Herald

Elizabeth and Middleton Reefs

Lihou Reef

New South Wales/Nouvelles-Galles du sud


Bald Rock

Barrington Tops

Ben Boyd

—^-Blue Mountains

Boonoo Boonoo

Border Ranges

Bouddi

Brisbane Water

Broadwater

Budawang

Budderoo

Bundjalung

Cathedral Rock

Cocoparra

Conimbla

Crowdy Bay

Deua

Dharug

Dorrigo

Gibraltar Range

Goulburn River

Guy Fawkes River

Hat Head

Heathcote

Kanangra-Boyd

Kingchega

Kings Plains

Kosciusko

Ku-Ring-Gai Chase

Macquarie Pass

Mallee Cliffs

Marramarra

Mimosa Rocks

Mootwingee

Morton

Mount Imlay

Mount Kaputar

Mount Warning

Mungo

Murramarang

Myall Lakes

58,300

885,600

188,000

843,600

1983

1982

1982

II 5,451 1969

n 39,121 1969

ii 9,455 1971

n 245,716 1959

n 2,692

n 31,368 1979

n 1,167 1937

n 11,369 1959

n 3,737 1974

n 16,102

n 5,700

n 17,545

n 6,529

n 8,358 1969

n 7,590

ii 8,005 1972

n 81,625

n 14,834 1967

u 7,885 1967

n 17,273 1963

n 67,897

u 35,630 1972

n 6,445 1973

n 2,251 1963

n 68,276 1969

n 44,182 1969

n 3,140

ii 646,911 1944

n 14,614 1894

u 1,064 1969

n 57,969

u 11,727 1979

n 5,181

u 68,912

n 154,195 1938

n 3,808 1972

n 36,817 1960

n 2,210

n 27,847

n 1,609

n 31,493 1972

29

Parcs nationaux. et aires protigies

Nalbaugh n 3,764 1972

Nangar n 3,492

New England n 29,881 1931

Nightcap u 4,945 1983

Nungatta n 6,100

Nymboida n 1,368

Oxley Wild Rivers u 38,890

-&- Royal n 15,020 1879

Sturt u 310,634 1972

Tarlo River n 6,759

Wadbilliga u 76,675

Wallaga Lake n 1,237 1972

Warrabah u 2,635

Warrumbungle n 20,914 1961

Washpool ii 27,715 1983

Weddin Mountains n 8,361 1971

Werrikimbe u 35,178 1975

^^•Willandra n 19,386 1972

Woko ii 8,285

Wollemi n 487,289 1979

Yengo ii 140,000

Yuraygir n 18,285 1973

State Recreation Areas/Aires de loisirs publiques

Booti Booti V 1,488

Bournda V 2,305

Bungonia V 3,836

Burrendong V 1,227

Burrinjuck V 1,714

Davidson Park V 1,200

Iliawarra Escarpment V 1,266

Munmorah V 1,007

Parr V 38,000

Wyangala V 2,034


Avisford IV 2,437

Banyabba rv 12,560 1969

Barren Grounds rv 2,024 1956

Bimberi IV 7,100

Binnaway IV 3,699

Bournda IV 5,831 1972

Burrinjuck IV 1,300

Camerons Gorge IV 1,280

Cocoparra IV 4,647 1963

Coolbaggie IV 1,793 1963

Copperhannia IV 3,494 1972

Coturaundee rv 6,688

Curumbenya IV 9,380 1964

Dananbilla IV 1,855

Egan Peakes IV 2,145 1972

Georges Creek IV 1,190 1967

30


Ingalba

Ironbark

Kajuligah

Kemendok

Kooragang

Lake Innes

Limeburners Creek

Limpinwood

Macquarie Marshes

Mann River

Manobalai

Mount Hyland

Mount Neville

Mount Seaview

Mundoonen

Munghorn Gap

Muogamarra

Nadgee

Narran Lake

Nearie Lake

Nocoleche

Nombinnie

Pantoneys Crown

Pilliga

Razorback

Round Hill

Rowleys Creek Gulf

Scabby Range

Severn River

Sherwood

The Basin

The Hole Creek

Tinderry

Tollingo

Ulandra

Wallabadah

Watsons Creek

Winburndale

Wingen Maid

Woggoon

Yanga

Yathong

Flora Reserves/Reserves de flore

Banda Banda

Gilgai

Moira Lakes

Mt Dromedary

Nunnock Swamp

The Castles

rv 4,012

IV 1,604

IV 13,660

IV 1,043

IV 2,926

IV 3,510

IV 8,892

IV 2,443

IV 18,211

IV 5,640

IV 3,733

rv 1,636

IV 2,666

IV 1,704

IV 1,374

rv 5,934

IV 2,274

IV 17,116

rv 4,527

rv 4,347

IV 74,000

IV 70,000

IV 3,230

IV 69,595

IV 2,595

IV 13,630

IV 1,659

IV 3,449

IV 1,947

IV 2,444

IV 2,318

IV 5,587

IV 11,559

IV 3,232

IV 3,931

IV 1,132

IV 1,260

IV 9,396

IV 1,077

IV 6,565

IV 1,773

IV 107,241

IV 1,400

IV 2,400

IV 1,435

rv 1,259

IV 1,020

IV 2,360

1970

1983

1971

1963

1971

1967

1984

1974

1970

1961

1960

1957

1973

1979

1977

1968

1960

1962

1968

1966

1964

1971

1967

1972

1972

1971

1984

31


Toolum Scrub IV 1,665

Waihou IV 1,800

Northern Territory/Australia du Nord


Finke Gorge II 45,856 1967

Gurig II 220,700

—^-Kakadu II 1,755,200 1979

—&• Katherine Gorge (Nitmiluk) II 180,352 1963

Keep River II 59,700

Ormiston Gorge and Pound II 4,655

Simpsons Gap II 30,950 1970

-_»* Uluru (Ayers Rock-Mount Olga) u 132,538 1974

Conservation Reserves/Reserves de conservation

Connells Lagoon IV 25,890

Devils Marbles IV 1,828

Fogg Dam IV 1,569

Mac Clark (Acacia place) IV 3,042

Nature Parks/Parcs naturels

Cutta Cutta Caves V 1,499

Douglas Hot Springs V 3,107

Ellery Creek Big Hole V 1,766

Red Bank V 1,295

Ruby Gap V 9,257

Trephina Gorge V 1,771

Marine Parks/Parcs marins

Cobourg II 229,000 1983

Queensland


_t^ Archer Bend II 166,000 1977

Barren Gorge II 2,784 1940

BellendenKer II 31,000 1921

Blackdown Tableland II 23,800 1979

Bladensburg II 33,700

->- Bowling Green Bay II 55,300

Bunya Mountains II 11,700 1908

Burrum River II 1,618

Byfield II 4,090

Camooweal Caves D 13,800

Cania Gorge II 2,000

Cape Melville II 36,000 1977

Cape Palmerston 7,160 1977

Cape Tribulation II 16,965

Cape Upstart II 5,620 1967

Carnarvon II 223,000 1979

Castle Tower II 4,980 1975

Cedar Bay II 5,650 1967

Conondale(2) II 1.740 1931

32


Conway

Cooloola

D'Aguilar

Dagmar Range

Deepwater

Dipperu

Dunk Island

Edmund Kennedy

Ella Bay

Endeavour River

Epping Forest

Eubenangee Swamp

Eungella

Eurimbula

—^- Flinders Group

Forty Mile Scrub

Girraween

Gloucester and Middle Islands

Graham Range

—^ Great Sandy

Haslewood Island Group

Herbert River Falls

Herbert River Gorge

Hinchinbrook Channel

Hinchinbrook Island

Hook Island

Hull River

Iron Range

Isla Gorge

—Wardine River

Jourama Falls

Kroombit Tops

Lakefield

Lamington

Lawn Hill

Littabella

Lizard Island

Lonesome

Magnetic Island

Maiala

Main Range

Mazeppa

Mitchell & Alice Rivers

Moreton Island

Mount Aberdeen (1)

Mount Aberdeen (2)

Mount Barney

Mount Blackwood

Mount Mistake

II 23,800

II 40,900

II 1,328

II 1,585

II 56,450

II 4,090

II 11,100

II 730

II 6,200

II 3,430

II 1,840

II 3,160

II 1,520

II 50,800

II 7,830

II 2,962

II 4,500

II 11,399

II 3,970

II 2,930

II 52,400

II 1,210

II 2,428

II 18,900

II 5,585

II 39,350

II 5,180

II 1,250

II 34,600

II 7,800

II 235,000

II 1,070

II 2,360

II 537,000

II 20,200

II 12,200

II 2,420

II 990

II 3,367

II 2,720

II 1,140

II 11,500

II 4,126

II 37,100

II 15,400

II 1,667

II 1,242

II 11,400

II 1,060

II 5,560

1975

1938

1977

1967

1936

1977

1970

1971

1950

1977

1970

1932

1977

1963

1968

1968

1977

1964

1977

1979

1915

1939

1954

1972

1977

1952

1947

33


Mount Spec

Mount Walsh

Orpheus Island

Palmerston

Porcupine Gorge

Possession Island

Pumicestone

Robinson Gorge

Rokeby

Royal Arch Caves

Scawfell

Shaw Island

_~jff Simpson Desert

Snake Range

South Island

Southwood

Springbrook

Starcke

Sundown

West Hill Island

Whitsunday Island

Wild Duck Island

Woodgate

Woody Island

Yamanie Falls


Mariala

Palm Grove

Taunton

Scientific Areas/Aires scientifiques

No 33 (Hurdle Gully Scrub)

No 39 (North Bargoo Creek)

No 40 (West Spencer Creek)

No 46 (Platypus Creek)


Palmgrove

Faunal Refuges/Refuges fauniques

Taunton


Green Island Reef

—J9^National Park sections within GBRMP

Pumicestone Passage

Environmental Parks/Parcs environnementaux

Goneaway

Lake Broadwater

Mount Archer

Mount Zamia

Townsville Town Common (1)

Wilandspey

II 7,224 1952

II 2,987 1947

n 1,300 1960

ii 14,200 1941

n 2,938 1970

n 510 1977

n 1,930

n 77,300 1953

n 291,000

n 1,514

n 1,090

n 1,659

n 555,000 1967

n 1,209 1972

n 1,619

n 7,120 1970

n 2,159 1956

u 7,960 1977

ii 11,200 1941

n 398 1938

n 10,930 1977

n 207

n 5,490 1974

u 660

u 9,712

rv 27,300

IV 2,550

IV 11,470 1980

IV 1,674

IV 1,000

IV 3,700

IV 1,200

i 25,617 1967

IV 5,346

n 3,000 1974

u 4,700,314 1979

n 8,000

V 24,800 1974

V 1,220

V 1,990

V 1,140

V 2,920

V 5,200 1977

34


South Australia/Australie du sud


Canunda

Coffin Bay

Coorong

Flinders Chase

.—1* Flinders Ranges

Gammon Ranges

Innes

-S»Lake Eyre

Lincoln

Mount Remarkable

*" Nullarbor

Witjira

Aquatic Reserves/Reserves aquatiques

American River

Barker Inlet-St Kilda

Blanche Harbour-Douglas Bank

Seal Beach-Bales Bay

Whyalla-Cowleds Landing

Yatala Harbour

Native Forest Reserves/Reserves de forets indigenes

Headquarters (Penola Forest Reserve)

Mount Gawler North

(Mt Crawford Forest Reserve)

Murtho Forest Reserve

The Bluff Range (Wirrabara Forest Reserve)

Conservation Parks/Parcs de conservation

Bakara

Barwell

Bascombe Well

Big Heath

Billiatt

Brookfield

Calpatanna Waterhole

Carcuma

Clinton

Cocata

—*> Danggali

Deep Creek

Dudley

Dutchmans Stern

Elliot Price

Fairview

—£> Franklin Harbor

Gum Lagoon

Hambidge

Hincks

Isles of St Francis

11 9,358 1966

II 30,380

II 39,904 1966

u 73,662 1919

ii 94,908 1970

n 128,228 1970

n 9,141 1970

n 1,228,000

n 17,423 1962

n 8,649 1965

n 231,900

n 776,900

IV 1,525 1971

IV 2,055 1973

IV 3,160 1980

IV 1,140 1971

IV 3,230 1980

IV 1,426 1980

IV 1,700

IV 1,013

rv 1,910

IV 2,633

n 1,022

n 4,561

n 32,200 1970

n 2,351 1964

n 59,148 1963

n 6,333

n 3,630 1974

u 2,881 1969

n 1,958 1970

n 6,876

n 253,480 1976

u 4,184 1971

n 1,122 1970

n 3,532

u 64,570 1967

n 1,398 1960

n 1,334

n 6,589 1970

n 37,992 1962

n 66,285 1962

n 1,320 1967

35


Karte

Kellidie Bay

Kelly Hill

Kulliparu

Lake Gilles

Lathami

Little Dip

Martin Washpool

Messent

Mount Boothby

Mount Rescue

Mount Scott

Mount Shaugh

Munyaroo

—*» Ngarkat

—*• Nuyts Archipelago

Pandappa

Peebinga

Pinkawillinie

Pooginook

Scorpion Springs

—if Simpson Desert

Swan Reach

Telowie Gorge

Unnamed

Venus Bay

Warrenben

Western River

Whyalla

Yumbarra

Regional Reserves/Reserves regionales

Innamincka

—b> Simpson Desert

Recreation Parks/Parcs de loisirs

Onkaparinga River

Para Wirra

Tasmania/Tasmanie


Asbestos Range

Ben Lomond

—e» Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair

•—**• Franklin-Lower Gordon Wild Rivers

Freycinet

Hartz Mountains

—*• Macquarie Island

Maria Island

Mount Field

Mount William

II 3,565 1969

n 1,780 1962

ii 7,374 1971

n 13,536

u 45,114 1971

n 1,190

n 1,977 1975

n 1,883

n 12,246 1964

n 4,045 1967

n 28,385 1962

ii 1,238 1972

u 3,460 1971

n 12,385 1977

n 207,941 1979

n 5,420 1967

n 1,057 1973

n 3,371 1962

n 127,164 1970

n 2,852 1970

u 30,366 1970

n 692,680 1967

ii 2,016 1970

n 1,946 1970

n 2,132,600 1970

n 1,460 1976

ii 4,061 1969

n 2,364 1971

n 1,011

n 106,189 1968

V 1,381,765

V 2,964,200

V 1,680

V 1,409

II 4,281 1976

II 16,527 1947

II 131,920 1922

II 181,075 1981

u 10,010 1916

n 6,470 1939

n 12,785 1972

n 9,672 1964

n 16,257 1916

u 13,899 1973

36


Rocky Cape

—^-Southwest

Strzelecki

—t.Walls of Jerusalem


Betsey Island

Big Green Island

Chappell Islands

East Kangaroo Island

Lavinia

Lime Bay

Three Hummock Island

Game Reserves/Reserves de faune

Bruny Island Neck

New Year Island

Victoria/Victoria


Alfred

Raw Baw

Bogong

Brisbane Ranges

Burrowa-Pine Mountain

Cobberas-Tingaringy

Coopracambra

Croajingolong

Dandenong Ranges

Erhnundra

Fraser

Grampians

Hattah-Kulkyne

Kinglake

Lind

Little Desert

Lower Glenelg

Mitchell River

Mount Buffalo

Mount Eccles

Mount Richmond

Otway

Point Nepean

Port Campbell

Snowy River

Tarra-Bulga

The Lakes

Wilsons Promontory

Wonnangatta-Moroka

Wyperfeld

II

II

II

II

IV

rv

IV

rv

rv

IV

IV

IV

IV

3,064

442,240

4,215

11,510

181

270

1,350

200

6,800

1,310

7,284

1,450

112

1967

1968

1967

1981

1928

1983

1975

1984

1975

1976

1977

1979

1981

II 3,050 1925

II 13,300 1979

II 81,200 1981

II 7,517 1975

II 17,600 1978

II 116,600

II 35,100 1979

II 87,500 1979

II 1,920

II 25,100

II 3,750 1957

II 167,000

II 48,000 1960

II 11,430 1928

II 1,365 1926

II 132,000 1968

II 27,300 1969

II 11,900

II 31,000 1898

II 5,470

II 1,733 1960

II 12,750 1981

II 2,200

II 1,750 1965

II 95,400 1979

II 1,230

II 2,390 1927

II 49,000 1898

II 107,000

II 100,000 1909

37


Reference Areas/Aires de ref6rence

Benedore River (Croajingolong NP)

Bungil (Mt Lawson SP)

Burnside

Cudgewa Creek

Disappointment

Roseneath

Ryan Creek

Seal Creek

Sunset

Toorour


Bronzewing

Dowd Morass

Ewing Morass

Jack Smith Lake

Kings Billabong

Koorangie

Lake Coleman

Lake Connewarre

Lake Murdeduke

Lake Timboram

Nooramunga

Red Bluff

Reedy Lake

Rocky Range

Tooloy-Lake Mundi

Wandella Forest

Wandown

Wathe

Westernport

Flora and Fauna Reserves/Reserves de faune et de flore

Bull Beef Creek

Crinoline Creek

Deep Lead

Fryers Ridge

Jilpanger

Lake Timboram

Lansborough

Mount Bolangum

Mullungdung

Providence Ponds

Stradbroke

Sweetwater Creek

Timberoo

Turtons Track

Wilkin

Wychitella

Yarrara

1,200

1,300

1,190

1,130

1,090

2,226

1,570

1,000

8,400

I 1,750

IV 11,200

IV 1,501

IV 7,300

IV 2,781

IV 2,166

IV 2,853

IV 2,055

IV 3,300

rv 1,500

IV 2,060

IV 9,996

IV 8,800

IV 1,400

IV 4,453

IV 2,416

IV 1,060

IV 1,591

IV 5,763

IV 1,650

IV 1,490

rv 1,550

IV 1,240

IV 2,000

IV 8,290

IV 2,060

IV 1,800

IV 2,930

IV 1,520

IV 1,650

IV 2,660

IV 1,240

IV 1,230

IV 1,525

IV 3,600

V 3,780

rv 2,200

1964

NA

NA

1979

1979

38


Coastal Parks/Parcs cotiers

Discovery Bay V 8,590 1979

Gippsland Lakes V 17,200 1979

Marine and Coastal Parks/Parcs marins et cotiers

Corner Inlet V 18,000

Nooramunga V 15,000

Shallow Inlet V 2,000

Parks/Parcs

Reef Hills V 2,040

Tyers V 1,810

Historic Parks/Parcs historiques

Beechworth V 1,130

State Parks/Parcs publics

Angahook-Lorne

Barman

Black Range

Carlisle

Cathedral Range V 3,577 1979

Chiltern Park

Eildon

French Island V 8,300 1979

Holey Plains V 10,576 1978

Kamarooka

Kara Kara

Kooyoora

Lake Albacutya

Lerderberg

Moondarra

Mount Arapiles-Tooan

Mount Lawson

Mount Napier

Mount Samaria V 7,600 1979

Mount Worth

Pink Lakes V 50,700 1979

Terrick Terrick

Wabonga Plateau V 21,200 1980

Warby Ranges

Whipstck


Avon Wilderness

Big Desert Wilderness V 113,500 1979

Langi Ghiran

Murray-Kulkyne

Western Australia/Australie occidental


Alexander Morrison II 8,501 1970

Avon Valley II 4,366 1970

Badgingarra II 13,121 1973

V 21,000

V 7,900

V 11,700

V 5,600

V 3,577

V 4,255

V 24,000

V 8,300

V 10,576

V 6,300

V 3,840

V 3,593

V 10,700

V 13,340

V 6,470

V 5,050

V 13,150

V 2,800

V 7,600

V 1,040

V 50,700

V 2,493

V 21,200

V 3,540

V 2,300

V 40,000

V 113,500

V 2,695

V 1,550

39


Beedelup

Boorabbin

• Bungle Bungle

• Cape Arid

Cape Le Grand

Cape Range

Collier Range

D'Entrecasteaux

Drovers Cave

1 Drysdale River

Eucla

Fitzgerald River

Frank Hann

Geikie Gorge

Goongarrie

' Hamersley Range

Hassell

Hidden Valley

John Forrest

Kalbarri

Leeuwin-Naturaliste

Millstream-Chichester

Moore River

Nambung

Neerabup

Peak Charles

Pemberton

Porongurup

Rudall River

Scott

Shannon

Sir James Mitchell

• Stirling Range

Stockyard Gully

Stokes

Tathra

Torndirrup

Tuart

Walpole-Nornalup

Walyunga

Warren

Watheroo

West Cape Howe

William Bay

Windjana Gorge

Wolf Creek Crater

Yalgorup

Yanchep

II 1,530

II 26,000 1977

II 208,723

II 279,415 1969

u 31,390 1948

ii 50,581 1965

n 277,841

n 57,722 1967

n 2,681 1972

u 435,906 1974

n 3,342 1979

n 242,804 1954

n 61,420 1970

n 3,136 1967

n 60,356

n 617,602 1969

n 1,265 1971

n 1,817

n 1,508 1957

u 186,071 1963

n 16,172 1970

n 199,730 1969

n 17,543 1969

n 17,491 1968

n 1,082 1945

u 39,959 1979

u 3,141 1977

n 2,572 1957

n 1,569,459 1977

n 3,273 1959

n 52,598

n 1,087 1969

u 115,661 1913

n 1,406

n 9,509 1974

n 4,322 1970

n 3,919 1968

n 1,785

n 15,877 1957

n 1,812 1972

n 1,355

n 44,512 1969

n 3,517

n 1,739 1971

n 2,134 1971

u 1,460

n 11,819 1968

n 2,799 1905

40



25 Mile Brook

Arthur River

Ascot

Austin Bay Reserve

Bakers Junction

Barlee Range

Barrow Island

Basil Road

Bendering

Bernier and Dorre Islands

Beynon

Billyacatting Hill

Boyagin

Buntine

Burngup

Burrma Road

Cairlocup

Camel Lake

Capamauro

Carlyarn

Cheadanup

Chiddarcooping

Chinocup

Coblinine

Cooloomia

Corackerup

Corneecup

Dobaderry

Dolphin Island

Dongolocking

Dragon Rocks

Duladgin

Dumbleyung Lake

Dunn Rock

Durokoppin

—&• Gibson Desert

Gingilup Swamps

Goodlands

Great Victoria Desert

Haddleton

Harris

Jebarijup Lake

Jilbadji

Joverdine

Kathleen

Kondinin Salt Marsh

Kooljerrenup

Kundip

Lacepede Islands

IV 1,020

IV 3,234

IV 1,861

IV 1,305

IV 1,090

IV 104,544 1963

IV 23,483 1910

IV 1,162

IV 1,602 1970

IV 9,720 1970

IV 3,323

IV 2,063

IV 4,804 1960

IV 3,289 1963

IV 1,289 1970

IV 6,890

IV 1,577

IV 3,215 1962

IV 3,588

IV 2,723 1974

IV 6,813

IV 5,217

IV 19,821

IV 4,033 1958

IV 50,350

IV 4,334 1970

IV 1,952

IV 4,005

IV 3,203

IV 1,312

IV 32,219

IV 1,619

IV 3,958

IV 24,819

IV 1,030 1971

IV 1,859,286 1977

IV 2,807

IV 1,349

IV 2,495,777 1970

IV 1,161

IV 3,610

IV 1,016 1962

IV 208,866 1972

IV 1,754

IV 1,190

IV 2,208

rv 1,050

IV 2,170

rv 160

41


Lake Ace

Lake Bryde

Lake Campion

Lake Cronin

Lake Counter

Lake Hurlstone

Lake Liddelow

LakeLogue

Lake Magenta

Lake Muir

Lake Shaster

Lake Varley

Lakeland

Lowendal Islands

Mill Brook

Moondyne

Mt Manypeaks

Mungaroona Range

Namming

Nilgen

No 01058

No 01059

No 07634

No 08029

No 08434

No 10129

No 14429

No 16305

No 18583

No 19210

No 19881

No 20262

No 23825

No 24486

No 24496

No 26442

No 26792

No 26885

No 27386

No 27388

No 27487

No 27768

No 27872

No 27888

No 27985

No 28323

No 28940

No 29012

No 29027

No 29 184

IV 2,392

IV 1,454

IV 10,752

IV 1,016

IV 3,328

IV 5,002

IV 1,133

IV 4,835

IV 94,170

IV 11,310

IV 10,756

IV 2,197

IV 3,315

IV 245

IV 1,484

IV 1,991

IV 1,328

IV 105,842

IV 5,432

IV 5,507

IV 1,036

IV 1,861

IV 1,926

IV 1,020

IV 2,259

IV 2,509

rv 6,637

rv 1,235

IV 1,156

IV 5,262

IV 1,072

IV 1,019

IV 1,917

IV 12,622

IV 69,066

IV 1,400

IV 1,039

IV 5,200

IV 1,417

IV 4,467

IV 1,468

IV 1,106

rv 2,075

IV 4,341

IV 6,065

IV 1,180

IV 4,377

IV 1,403

IV 1,252

IV 1,309

1955

1958

1970

1976

1972

42


No 29920

No 30583

No 3 1424

No 3 1742

No 3 1799

No 3 1967

No 32129

No 32130

No 32131

No 32776

No 32777

No 32779

No 32780

No 32783

No 32784

No 32864

No 32995

No 331 13

No 33466

No 33475

No 34604

No 34605

No 34720

No 34776

No 35659

No 35752

No 35918

No 36003

No 36053

No 36203

No 36208

No 36271

No 36419

No 369 13

No 36915

No 369 18

No 36936

No 36957

No 37083

No 38450

No 38545

No 39422

No 40 156

No 40161

No 40628

North Karlgarin

North Sister

North Tarin Rock

Nuytsland

Pallarup

IV 1,036

IV 5,418

IV 2,936

IV 1,651

IV 3,618

IV 23,945

IV 1,752

IV 2,481

IV 1,058

IV 4,732

IV 8,551

IV 1,046

IV 1,485

IV 7,082

IV 1,709

IV 1,437

IV 1,886

rv 8,860

IV 5,131

rv 1,735

IV 3,636

rv 308,990

IV 723,072

rv 2,249

IV 1,049

rv 20,925

rv 14,182

IV 1,113

rv 10,850

rv 6,612

IV 153,293

IV 321,946

rv 1,406

IV 6,090

IV 4,435

IV 13,750

IV 309,678

rv 780,883

IV 1,099

IV 1,009

IV 1,671

rv 40,105

IV 6,620

rv 1,170

rv 405,424

IV 5,186

IV 1,008

rv 1,416

IV 625,343

IV 4,191

1965

43


Palm Springs IV 2,154

Parry Lagoons IV 12,370

Pinjarrega IV 18,221

Point Coulomb IV 28,676

Prince Regent IV 634,952

Quarram IV 3,825

Queen Victoria Spring rv 272,598

Rock View rv 1,733

Roe IV 1,246

Seagroatt IV 1,149

Sheepwash Creek IV 1,111

Silver Wattle Hill IV 1,660

South Buniche IV 1,298

South Eneabba IV 5,979

South Stirling IV 1,710

Taarblin Lake IV 1,285

Tarin Rock IV 2,391

Tutanning IV 2,090

Two Peoples Bay IV 4,745

Unicup Lake IV 3,290

Wanagarran IV 11,069

Wandana IV 25,976

Wanjam IV 53,248

Welsh IV 1,717

Wotto IV 2,892

Yenyening Lakes IV 2,435


Marmion II 10,500

, /Ningaloo (Commonwealth Waters) n 200,000

^Ningaloo (State waters) ii 230,000

AUSTRIA/AUTRICHE

Summary/Sommaire



Total 129 1,593,894


Hohe Tauern V 25,000

Nature Conservation Reserves/Reserves de conservation

de la nature

Altausseersee V 1,050

Arnspitze IV 1,250

Auhirschen IV 1,400

Bazora IV 1,146

Blockheide Eibenstein V 1,400

Dachsteingebiet V 20,000

Eisenerzer Reichensteine Krumpensee IV 1,000

Gesause und anschliessendes Ennstal V 23,800

1969

1964

NA

1960

1970

1966

1960

1971

1987

1987

1983

1959

1942

1959

1964

1964

1973

1958

44


Grossglockner-Pasterze mit Gamsgrube

Grundlsee

Grundlsee, Toplitzsee, Kammersee

Gurkursprung

Hochifen u. Gottesackerwande

Hohe Kugel

Hohe Kugel-Hoher Freschen-Mellental

Inneres Pollatal

Kaisergebirge

Karwendel

Keutschacher See-Tal

Lainzer Tiergarten

Leiser Berge

Marchauen-Marchegg

Muttersberg

Nasskohr

Nenzinger Himmel

—>» Neusiedlersee-Seewinkel

Neydhartinger Moor

Niedere

Otscherland-Tormauer

Patscherkofel

Rellstal u. Lunerseegebiet

Rheindelta

Rosanin

Schobergruppe-Nord

Sengsengbirge

Sonntag

Tiefenwald-Staffel

Valsertal

Vandans-Tschagguns

VillacherAlpe

Vilsalpsee

—*» Wildapenar Salzatal

Landscape Protected Areas/Aires de paysages proteges

Amering-Stubalpe

Ausseres Pollatal

Autobahn

Bisamberg

Bohmerwald

Bundschuhtal

Dachstein-Salzkammergut

Dobersberg

Ennstaler Alpen-Eisenerzer Alpen

Enzerfeld-Lindabrunn-Hernstein

Friesingwand u. Enge v. StPeter-Freienstein

Furtnerteich-Grebenzen

Gaskiner Tal

Geras und Umgebung

Gleichenberger Kogel

IV 3,698 1935

IV 9,700 1959

V 9,700 1966

IV 1,497 1981

IV 2,956 1964

IV 1,050 1973

IV 7,500 1979

IV 3,200 1973

V 10,200 1963

V 72,000 1933

V 2,532 1970

V 2,300 1941

IV 4,500 1969

IV 1,150 1973

IV 1,146 1959

IV 1,000 1971

IV 1,051 1958

V 40,000 1932

IV 1,238 1979

IV 1,283 1974

IV 9,000 1969

IV 1,200 1947

rv 3,328 1966

IV 1,959 1976

IV 1,100 1977

IV 10,380 1964

IV 3,400 1976

IV 6,313 1968

IV 1,156 1974

V 3,300 1941

IV 4,062

IV 1,902 1967

V 1,510 1957

V 51,460 1958

V 22,000 1956

V 1,730 1973

V 2,000 1958

V 2,000 1965

V 96,000

V 2,250 1973

V 54,000 1956

V 1,600 1978

V 47,740 1956

V 7,000 1967

V 1,360 1956

V 6,600 1956

V 13,860 1978

V 3,250 1970

V 5,280 1956

45


Goll

Grossfragant

Grossglochner Hochalpenstr.

Habachtal

Haltschlger Talschlusse

Herberstein Klamm, Freienberger Klamm

Hochalpe

Hochschwab-Zeller Staritzen

Hohe Wand-Durre Wand

Kamptal

Katselberg-Budesstrasse

Konigsleitea

Koralpe

Lantschfeldtal

Leiser Berge

Lobau

Mariazell-Seeberg

Millstatter See-Sud

Mittleres Ennstal

Murauen Graz - Werndorf

Murauen im Leibnitzer Feld

Murauen-Mureck-Radkersberg

Nondliches u. ost.Hugelland v.Graz

Oberes Ennstal

Oberes Pulkautal

Otscher-Durrenstein

Pack-Reinischkogel-Rosenkogel

Palten-u.Liesingtal

Peggauer Wand-Lurgrotte

Plesch-Walzkogel

Pleschaitz-Puxberg

Pollauer Tal

Postalm

Rax-Schnecberg

Reiting-Eisenerzer Reichenstein

Rottenmanner-Triebener u. Seckauer Alpen

Salzberg-Sud

Sausal

Schladminger Tauern bis Solker Pass

Schlossberg b. Leutschach

Schockl-Weizklamm-Hochlantsch

Schonberg-Gfollerriegel

Sierningtal

Soboth-Radlpass

Strudengau u. Umgeburg

Stuhleck-Pretul

Tennengebirge

Thayatal

-Turracherhohe-Eisenhut Frauenalpe

Untersberg

V 20,500 1958

V 1,115 1973

V 1,650 1957

V 20,000 1960

V 6,350 1978

V 2,160 1956

V 7,140

V 37,080 1956

V 12,800 1955

V 35,000 1955

V 1,710 1959

V 3,600 1964

V 3,200 1956

V 18,600 1958

V 7,000 1970

V 1,000 1954

V 23,460 1956

V 1,984 1970

V 5,120 1956

V 1,480 1956

V 1,380 1956

V 11,280 1956

V 11,670 1956

V 7,400 1956

V 3,500 1973

V 80,000 1955

V 23,480 1956

V 7,820 1956

V 1,140 1956

V 6,600 1956

V 2,400 1956

V 12,100 1979

V 1,405 1975

V 71,500 1955

V 10,280

V 53,260 1957

V 1,030 1975

V 6,200 1974

V 58,480 1956

V 2,120 1956

V 30,660 1956

V 1,680 1956

V 3,100 1978

V 10,660 1956

V 12,600 1955

V 9,180 1956

V 6,800 1965

V 2,900 1955

V 26,620 1956

V 5,000 1953

46


Veitsch-Schneealpe-Raxalpe

Villacher Alpe

Vornbacher Enge

Waldbach-Vorau-Hochwechsel

Waldheimat

Warscheneck-Gruppe

Weissensee

Westliches Berg-U. Hugelland

Wienerwald

Wildegg-Speikkogel

Wildgerlostal

Wollanig-Oswaldiberg

Wolzertauern v. Solkerpass b. Gr.Windlucke

Zirbitzkogel

Lake Protection Areas/Aires lacustres protegees

Aber oder Wolfgangsee

Grabensee und Trumersee

Waller oder Seekirchrer See


Fohrenberge

Hohe Wand

Leiser Berge

Otscher-Tormauer

BAHAMAS

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

IV

IV

IV

V

V

V

V


Conception Island

Exuma Cays

*>- Inagua

Pelican Cays

Managed Nature Reserves/Reserves naturelles gerees

Union Creek (within Inagua NP)

BAHRAIN/BAHREIN


BANGLADESH

II

II

II

u

IV

23,560

3,904

3,000

20,120

5,640

13,880

7,648

5,792

105,000

9,000

28,800

1,120

22,880

9,200

1,904

1,953

1,412

7,500

2,000

4,300

1,600

Summary/Sommaire

Category\Categorie n 4 121,577

Category\Categorie IV 1 1,813

Total 5 123390

810

45,584

74,333

850

1,813

Summary/Sommaire


Category\Categorie V 2 13,458

Total 8 96,790

1970

1956

1956

1956

1970

1956

1955

1956

1958

1970

1956

1956

1971

1971

1971

1974

1973

1970

1978

1971

1958

1965

1981

1965

47



Bhawal V 5,022 1982

-9- Madhupur V 8,436 1982


Chunati IV 7,764 1986

Pablakhali IV 42,087 1983

Rema-Kalenga IV 1,095 1981

fSundarbans East IV 5,439 1977

» J Sundarbans South IV 17,878 1977

(_Sundarbans West IV 9,069 1977

BARBADOS/BARBADE


BELGIUM/BELGIQUE

Summary/Sommaire

CategoryXCategorie IV 1 3,975


Total 2 71,829

State Nature Reserves/Reserves naturelles publiques

Hautes Fagnes IV 3,975 1957


%*• Hautes-Fagnes-EifelV 67,854 1985

BELIZE

Summary/Sommaire

CategoryXCategorie II 1 4,144


Total 8 74^14


>• Cayo Half Moon BayII 4,144 1982


Rio Grande IV 2,340 1968

Shipstern IV 9,000 1987


** Cockscomb Basin IV 1,456 1986

Crooked Tree IV 1,174 1981

Marine Reserves/Reserves marines

Hoi Chan IV 1,200 1987

Reserves/Reserves

Caracol IV 20,000

Wilderness Sanctuaries/Sanctuaires de nature sauvage

-^ Upper Bladen IV 35,000

48


BENIN

Summary/Sommaire

CategoryXCategorie n 2 843,500

Total 2 843,500


—|r Boucle de la Pendjari n 275,500

—-to W du Benin u 568,000

BHUTAN/BHOUTAN

Summary/Sommaire



Total 7 924^14


Doga n 2,176

—*• Royal Manas n 65,800


Dungsum IV 18,000

Mochu IV 27,843

Shumar IV 16,000


*' Jigme Dorji IV 790,495

Neoli IV 4,000

BOLIVIA/BOLIVIE

Summary/Sommaire

Category\Categorie I 2 136,500

Category\Categorie II 6 2,541,020

Category\Categorie IV 13 4,066,769


Total 23 6,774,165


—*- Amboro u 180,000

Carrasco Ichilo ii 300,000

~~^- Isiboro Secure u 1,100,000

Noel Kempf Mercado n 914,000

—if Sajama n 29,940

Santa Cruz la Vieja n 17,080

Torotoro V 16,576

Biological Stations/Stations biologiques

,—^~ Beni i 135,000

/ National Reserves/Reserves nationales

I Eduardo Avaroa IV 714,000

*—^ Lagunas del Beni y Pando IV 275,000

1961

1954

1974

1988

1984

1984

1984

1974

1984

1983

1988

1965

1979

1939

1989

1989

1982

1973

1961

49


Manuripi Heath Amazonica

Noel Kempff Mercado

Tariquia

-*- UllaUlla

Wildlife Refuges/Refuges de ressources sauvages

Huancaroma

National Faunal Reserves/Reserves fauniques nationales

Sajama

Reserves/Reserves

Altamachi

Huancaroma

Sanctuaries/Sanctuaires

Cavernas de Repechon

Regional Parks/Parcs regionaux

Lomas Arena

Private Reserves/Reserves privees

El Dorado

Estancias Eisner Espirita

Estancias Eisner San Rafael

BOTSWANA

IV

IV

1,884,000

21,900

246,870

250,000

1973

1988

1989

1972

IV

rv

IV 11,000 1975

IV 153,570 1945

IV

IV

100,000

140,429

1977

1975

I 1,500 1986

V 13,300 1989

IV

IV

IV

180,000

70,000

20,000

1988

1978

1978

Summary/Sommaire

CategoryXCategorie D 4 8,787,000

CategoryXCategorie IV 5 1,238,000

Total 9 10,025,000


-*• Chobe

—^ Gemsbok

—&• Nxai Pan


Maun


Central Kgalagdi

Khutse

Mabuasehube

Makgadikgadi Pans

Moremi

BRAZIL/BRESIL

II

II

IV

1,057,000

2,400,000

150,000

8,500

Summary/Sommaire

CategoryXCategorie I 27 3,054,514

CategoryNCategorie n 63 10,851,950


Category\Categorie V 32 3,234,743

Total 162 20,525^24

1968

1971

1971

II 5,180,000 1961

IV 260,000 1971

IV 166,500 1971

IV 413,000 1970

IV 390,000 1965

50



—fr~ Amazonia (Tapajos)

Aparados da Serra

Araguaia

Brasilia

•—^ Cabo Orange

Caparao

Chapada Diamantina

Chapada dos Guimaraes

Chapada dos Veadeiros

Emas

Fernando de Noronha (Marinho)

Grande Sertao Veredas

—P» Iguacu

Itatiaia

—*» Jau

Lagoa do Peixe

Lencois Maranhenses

Marinho dos Abrolhos

—^- Monte Pascoal

Pacaas Novos

—b<PantanaI Matogrossense

Pico da Neblina

Sao Joaquim

Serra da Bocaina

Serra da Canastra

Serra da Capivara

Serra do Cipo

—fr Serra do Divisor

Serra dos Orgaos

Sete Cidades

Superagui

Tijuca

Federal Biological Reserves/Reserves biologiques

Abufari

Atol das Rocas

Augusto Ruschi (Nova Lombardia)

Caracara

Corrego Grande

Corrego do Viado

Guapore

Gurupi

Jaru

Lago Piratuba

Poco das Antas

Rio Trombetas

Santa Isabel

Serra Negra

Sooretama

Tapirape Aquiri

II 994,000 1974

1959

1959

1961

1980

1961

1985

1989

1961

1961

1988

u 10,250

II 562,312

II 28,000

II 619,000

II 26,000

II 152,000

n 33,000

u 60,000

II 131,868

II 11,270

II 84,000 1989

II 170,086 1939

II 30,000 1937

II 2,272,000 1980

n 34,400 1986

H 155,000 1981

II 91,300 1983

:II 22,500 1961

II 765,801 1979

H 135,000 1981

1 2,200,000 1979

II 49,300 1961

I 100,000 1971

i I 71,525 1972

i I 97,933 1979

i I 33,800 1984

i I 605,000 1989

i I 11,000 1939

i I 6,221 1961

i I 21,400 1989

II 3,200 1961

federales

288,000 1982

36,249 1979

4,000 1982

61,126 1971

1,604 1989

: 2,392 1982

: 600,000 1982

341,650 1988

268,150 1979

395,000 1980

5,000 1974

385,000 1979

2,766 1988

1,100 1982

24,000 1982

190,000 1989

51


lingua

Una

Federal Ecological Reserves/Reserves ecologiques federales

Jutai-Solimoes

Raso de Catarina

Federal Ecological Stations/Stations ecologiques fetierales

Aiuba

Anavilhanas

Babitonga

Caracarai

Carijos

Coco-Javaes

Cunia

Foz do Sao Francisco

Guaraquecaba

Ique

Itabaina

Jari

Juami-Japura

Jureia

Mamiraua

Maraca

Maraca-Jipioca

Niquia

Pirai

Pirapitinga

Rio Acre

Serido

Serra das Araras

Taim

Taima

Urucui-Una

Federal Environment Protection Areas/Aires federales

de protection de 1'environnement

Cairucu

Cananeta - Iguape e Peruibe

Guapi-Mirim

Guaraquecaba

Icarape Gelado

Jericoacoara

Mantiqueira

Petropolis

Piacabucu


Alto Ribeira

Bacanga

Campos do Jordao

Carlos Botelho

Delta do Jacui

Espigao Alto

I 26,000 1989

I 11,400 1980

IMICa

I 288,187 1983

I 99,772 1984

i

IV 11,525 1981

IV 350,018 1981

IV 7,833 1987

IV 394,560 1982

IV 11,296 1987

IV 37,000 1981

IV 104,000 1982

IV 5,322 1981

IV 13,638 1982

IV 200,000 1981

IV 1,100 1987

IV 227,126 1981

IV 745,850 1985

IV 24,065 1986

IV 217,500 1985

IV 101,312 1981

IV 101,376 1981

IV 286,600 1985

IV 4,000 1982

IV 1,090 1987

IV 77,500 1981

IV 1,116 1982

IV 28,700 1982

IV 33,818 1986

IV 14,325 1981

IV 135,000 1981

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

II

II

II

II

II

II

33,800

202,832

14,340

291,500

21,600

6,800

402,517

44,000

8,600

37,712

3,075

8,286

37,797

4,322

1,319

1983

1984

1984

1985

1989

1984

1985

1982

1983

1958

1980

1941

1982

1976

1946

52


Ibitipoca

Dha Anchieta

ilha Bela

Dha Grande

Dha do Cardoso

Itacolomi

Jacupiranga

Jaiba

Mananciais da Serra

Mirador

Morro do Chapeu

Morro do Diabo

Nonode

Pedra Branca

Pedra Talhada

RioDoce

Rondinha

Serra Caldas Novas

Serra Furada

Serra do Mar

Serra do Tabuleiro

Tainhas

Turvo

Vascununca

Vila Velha

State Biological Reserves/Reserves biologiques publiques

Araras

Mata Acaua

Parauna

Praia do Sul

Serra Geral

State Ecological Reserves/Reserves ecologiques publiques

Canela-Preta

Sassafraz

State Ecological Stations/Stations ecologiques publiques

Aguas Emendades

Angatuba

Bracinho

Caetetus

Chauas

Ilha do Mel

Itirapina

Jatai

Jureia-Itatins

Mamanguape

Monte Roraima

Paraiso

Santa Barbara

Xitue

II 1,488 1973

II 1,000 1977

II 27,025 1958

II 15,000 1978

II 22,500 1962

II 7,000 1967

II 150,000 1969

II 6,211 1973

11 2,249

II 385,000 1980

II 6,000 1973

II 34,441 1986

II 17,498 1949

II 12,500 1974

II 1,800 1985

II 35,973 1944

II 1,000 1982

II 12,315 1970

II 1,329 1980

II 314,800 1969

II 90,000 1975

II 4,824

II 17,491 1965

II 1,484 1970

u 3,345 1953

i 2,068 1972

i 5,000 1974

i 3,490 1979

i 3,600 1981

i 1,700 1982

s

i 1,844 1980

i 5,416 1977

IV 9,768 1968

IV 1,394 1985

IV 4,606 1984

IV 2,188 1987

IV 2,700 1987

IV 2,240 1982

IV 2,300 1984

IV 4,532 1982

IV 82,000 1987

IV 9,992 1982

IV 116,000 1989

IV 4,920 1987

IV 2,712 1984

IV 3,095 1987

53

Pares nationaux et cures protegies

State Environment Protection Areas/Aires publiques

de protection de 1'environnement

Abaete V 1,800

Bacia dos Rios Piracicaba e Juqueri - Mirim V 390,000

Bacias do Gama e Cabeca do Veado V 25,000

Cabreuva V 26,100

Cafuringa V 30,000

Cajamar V 13,400

Campos do Jordao V 26,900

Corumbatai-Botucatu-Tejupa V 641,000

Descoberto V 39,100

Desengano V 22,500

Fernando de Noronha-Rocas-S.Pedro e S.Paul V 2,700

Floresta do Jacaranda V 2,700

Gruta dos Brejoes/Vereda do Romao Gramacho V 11,900

Ibitinga V 64,900

Ilha Comprida V 19,375

Jundiai V 43,200

Mangaratiba V 22,936

Sao Bartolomeu V 84,100

Serra das Mangabeiras V 96,743

Serra do Mar V 548,100

Silveiras V 42,700

Tiete V 45,100

Varzea do Alto Tiete V 8,500

BRUNEI DARUSSALAM

Summary/Sommaire


Total 4 122367

Forest Reserves/Reserves forestieres

Andulau IV 1,309

Batu Apoi IV 46,210

-*-Labi Hills IV 64,283

Ladan Hills IV 10,565

BULGARIA/BULGARIE

Summary/Sommaire

CategoryNCategorie I 23 42,892


CategoryXCategorie III 2 4,424


Total 39 129,125


Chumensko plato IV 3,930

Melnishki pyramidi m 1,165

1987

1987

1986

1984

1988

1987

1984

1984

1983

1983

1986

1983

1985

1987

1987

1984

1987

1983

1983

1984

1984

1983

1987

1940

1950

1947

1950

1980

1960

54


-—>-Pirin

Roussenski Lom

Sinite kamani

Steneto

—^ Vitosha

Zlatni pyassatzi

Botanical Reserves/Reserves botaniques

Tchervenata stena

Tissata (Tissova Bartchina)

Reserves/Reserves

Alibotouch

Atanassovsko ezero

Baevi doupki-Djindjiritza

Bistrichko Branichte

Boatin

Djendema

Doupkata

Goliam Skakavetz

Ibar

Kamenchtitza

Kongura

Koupena

Maritchini ezera

Oreliar

Parangalitza

Peechti skali

Severen Djendem

Sokolna

Srebarna

Starareka

Steneto

TaJanskojdrelo

Tchouprene

Tzaritchina

Uzdini ezera

Vratchanski karst


Kamtchia

Ouzounboudjak

Rila Monastery

BURKINA FASO

11 27,400 1963

ni 3,259 1970

ii 6,685 1981

ii 5,487 1963

i] 26,547 1934

rv 1,320 1943

rv 1,142 1962

rv 1,200 1949

i 1,628 1951

IV 2,020 1980

2,873 1934

1,177 1935

1,281 1948

3,291 1953

1,211 1956

4,180 1985

,701 1985

,018 1984

,312 1988

,086 1961

,509 1951

IV ,050 1985

,508 1933

,465 1979

1,610 1983

1,250 1979

I\ ,143 1988

,906 1981

2,636 1980

I\ ,290 1985

: ,440 1974

,420 1949

' ,150 1985rv

I 1,409 1983:

i\ 1,445 1951

I 2,535 1956

I 3,446 1986

Summary/Sommaire

Category\Categorie II 3 440,400


Total 7 738,900


Deux Bales II 56,000 1967

55


Kabore-Tambi

~^WduBui

Total Faunal I

Arly

Bontioli

Madjoari

Singou

BURUNDI

ibi u 149,400

na Faso II 235,000

serves/Reserv :s fauniques integralles

IV 76,000

IV 12,700

IV 17,000

Summary/Sommaire

Category\Categorie V 1

Total 1

IV 192,800

37,870

37,870


Kibira 37,870

BYELORUSSIAN SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLIC/REPUBLIQUE

SOCIALISTS SOVIETIQUE BIELORUSSIE

Summary/Sommaire

CategoryXCategorie I 2 138,414


Total 4 236,938

Zapovedniki/Zapovednik

-fe* Berezinskiy

Prypyatskiy

Hunting Reserves/Reserves de chasse

Belovezhskaya Pushcha

Telekhanskoye

CAMBODIA/CAMBODGE


I

I

IV

IV

76,201

62,213

87,577

10,947

CAMEROON, UNITED REPUBLIC OF/REPUBLIQUE-UNIE

DU CAMEROUN

Benoue

Bouba Ndjidah

Faro

Kalamaloue

•Konip

Summary/Sommaire


CategoryXCategorie II 6 1,030,500


Total 13 2,099,705

'arcs nationaux

II 180,000

dah II 220,000

II 330,000

II 4,500

II 126,000

1976

1954

1954

1957

1955

1950

1980

1925

1969

1940

1977

1968

1968

1980

1972

1986

56


Mozogo-Gokoro I 1,400

Waza n 170,000


—*- Dja i 526,000

Douala-Edea IV 160,000

Kimbi IV 5,625

Mbam et Djerem IV 353,180

Nanga-Eboke IV 16,000

Santchou IV 7,000

CANADA

Summary/Sommaire


CategoryXCategorie n so 26,309,148

CategoryXCategorie ni i 3,090



Total 426 49,452^83


Auyuittuq u 2,147,110

-^ Banff II 664,109

Bruce Peninsular n 27,000

Cape Breton Highlands u 95,053

Elk Island n 19,425

Forillon n 24,040

Fundy n 20,590

Glaciers ii 134,939

Grasslands n 90,000

Gros Morne n 194,250

-tf Jasper u 1,087,800

Kejimkujik ii 38,151

•H^ Kluane u 2,201,500

Kootenay n 137,788

Kouchibouguac n 22,533

La Mauricie n 54,390

Mount Revelstoke n 26,263

Nahanni u 476,560

—*» Northern Ellesmere Island ii 3,950,000

Northern Yukon u 1,016,865

Pacific Rim n 38,850

Point Pelee ii 1,554

Prince Albert n 387,464

Prince Edward Island n 2,590

Pukaskwa n 187,775

Riding Mountain n 297,591

-^ South Moresby n 147,000

St Lawrence Islands ii 414

Terra Nova ii 39,653

1968

1968

1950

1932

1964

1968

1932

1972

1984

1987

1936

1913

1970

1948

1886

1988

1970

1984

1968

1972

1920

1969

1971

1914

1972

1986

1984

1970

1918

1927

1937

1971

1927

1988

1914

1957

57


Waterton Lakes

—*• Wood Buffalo

Yoho

National Park Reserves/Reserves de parc national

Mingan Archipelago

National Marine Parks/Parcs marins nationaux

Fathom Five

Ecological Reserves/Reserves ecologiques

Athabasca Dunes

Baralzon Lake

Byers/Conroy/Harvey/Sinnett Islands

Cape St Mary's Seabird Sanctuary

Checleset Bay

Dewdney and Glide Islands

East Copper/Jeffrey/Rankine Islands

East Redonda Island

Gannet Islands Seabird Sanctuary

Gingietl Creek

Gladys Lake

Goose Mountain

Goosegrass Creek

Hands Hill

Hare Bay Islands Seabird Sanctuary

Ile-Brion

Ilgachuz Range

Kennedy Coulee

King George VI

Kingfisher Creek

Kootenay Plains

Lac Malakisis

Lasqueti Island

Long Point

Mount Griffin

Narcosli Lake

Ningunsaw River

Reindeer Island

Saturna Island

Sikanni Chief River

Silver Valley

Smith River

Table Point

Tantare

The Grass

Tow Hill

Upper Bob Creek

V.J. Krajina (Port Chanal)

Wainwright Dunes

Watt's Point

Witless Bay

II 52,597 1911

II 4,480,700 1922

II 131,313 1886

II 15,074 1984

n 13,028 1989

3,770 1987

39,000 1989

12,205 1971

IV 1,210 1963

34,650 1971

3,845 1971

121 1971

6,212 1971

IV 202 1983

2,873 1971

48,560 1971

1,246 1987

2,185 1971

2,229 1988

IV 442 1983

670 1987

2,914 1971

1,068 1987

IV 1,900 1984

1,441 1971

3,204 1987

2,000 1978

201 1971

1,600 1987

1,376 1971

1,098 1971

2,046 1971

14,200 1976

131 1971

2,401 1971

1,805 1987

1,326 1971

I\ 1,160 1986

1,491 1978

IN 1,100

1,571 1971

6,427 1989

9,834 1971

2,821 1988

nI 3,090 1986

i>f 141 1983

58



Salmonier

Nature Reserves (Bird Reserves)/Reserves de nature

(Reserves ornithologiques)

Grand Manan

Shebody Bay

National Wildlife Areas/Aires nationales de faune

et de flore sauvages

Boot Island

Cap Tourmente

Chignecto

Iles de Contrecoeur

Iles-de-la-Paix

Lac Saint-Francois

Long Point

Polar Bear Pass

Portage Island

Portobello Creek

Prairie

Stalwart

Tintamarre


Bowman Bay

Thelon

Twin Islands

Bird Sanctuaries/Sanctuaires ornithologiques

Akimiski Island

Anderson River Delta

Banks Island No 1

Banks Island No 2

Basin and Middle Lakes

Boatswain Bay

Bonoventure Island and Perce Rock

Botswain Bay

Bylot Island

Cape Dorset

Dewer Soper

Duncairn Reservoir

East Bay

Fielding

Fog Island

Hanna Bay (Ontario)

Hannah Bay (NWT)

Harry Gibbons

Iles aux Basques

Iles de la Paix

Kendall Island

Lake St Francis

Last Mountain Lake

Lenorc Lake

IV

IV

IV

1,160

250

13,200

1972

1931

IV 144 1979

IV 2,230 1978

IV 1,020 1978

IV 202 1981

IV 121 1977

IV 1,166 1978

I 3,250 1984

I 81,000 1986

IV 439 1979

IV 2,097 1988

IV 2,933 1978

IV 1,460 1978

IV 1,990 1978

IV 107,900 1957

IV 2,396,000 1927

IV 142,500 1939

IV 336,700 1941

IV 108,300 1961

IV 2,051,800 1961

IV 14,200 1961

IV 8,702 1925

IV 17,900 1941

IV 1,340 1919

IV 17,700 1941

IV 1,087,800 1965

IV 25,900 1958

IV 815,900 1941

IV 1,550 1948

IV 116,600 1959

IV 1,300 1952

IV 4,450 1925

IV 29,800 1939

IV 29,500 1939

IV 149,000 1959

IV 1,000

IV 1,100 1972

IV 60,600 1961

IV 1,335 1978

IV 4,740

IV 8,830 1925

59


Long Point

McConnell River

Mont St Hilaire

Moose River

Murray Lake

Nicolet

Old Wives Lake

Opuntia Lake

Queen Maud Gulf

Redberry Lake

Richardson Lake

Sable Island

Saskatoon Lake

Seymour Island

St Augustin

St Mary Islands

Upper Canada

Victoria

Watshishu

Wolf Bay

Wilderness Areas/Aires de nature sauvage

Ghost River

Siffleur

White Goat

Wildcat Hill

Wilderness Reserves/Reserves de nature sauvage

Avalon

Bay du Nord

Natural Areas/Aires naturelles

Beehive

Milk River Canyon

Park Reserves/Parcs-Reserves

Grand Lake

Sepoy Hill

Winter Tickle Lake

Territorial Parks/Parcs territoriaux

Herschel Island


Devolution Sound

Parks/Parcs

Elk Lakes

Niagara Escarpment

Wildlife Management Areas/Aires de gestion

des ressources sauvages

Alonsa

Assiniboine Corridor

Basket Lake

Broad Valley

Cape Churchill

Cape Tatnam

IV 3,250 1978

IV 33,000 1960

IV 5,550 1978

IV 1,450 1958

IV 1,170 1948

rv 2,850

IV 26,060 1925

IV 1,400 1952

IV 6,278,200 1961

IV 6,400 1925

IV 12,700 1953

IV 2,350 1977

IV 1,140 1948

IV 800 1975

IV 55,300 1925

rv 4,500 1925

IV 2,660 1961

IV 1,700 1923

IV 11,200 1925

IV 4,000 1925

II 15,317 1967

11 41,214 1961

11 44,457 1961

I 18,200 1971

I 107,000 1986

IV 289,500 1987

IV 6,700 1987

IV 5,400 1987

IV 2,100

IV 7,284

IV 1,457

I 10,100 1987

IV 2,550 1973

IV 11,620 1986

V 1,900 1985

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

10,536

2,200

7,175

3,361

1,874,043

521,160

60


Cayer

Clematis

Dog Lake

Grahamdale

Gypsumville

Hilbre

Inwood

Langruth

Last Mountain Lake Cooperative

Lauder Sandhills

Lee Lake

Little Birch

Lundar

Mantagao

Marshy Point

Narcisse

Oak Hammock Marsh

Pembina Valley

Peonan Point

Point River

Portage Sandhills

Proulx

Proven Lake

Rat River

Rembrandt

Sandridge

Saskeram

Sharpewood

Sleeve Lake

Souris River Bend

Steeprock

Tom Lamb

Upper Assiniboine

Watson P. Davidson

Westlake

Whitemud Watershed

Whitewater Lake

Fish and Game Reserve Sanctuaries/Sanctuaires-Reserves

de faune et de poissons

Botswain Bay II

National Historic Parks/Parcs historiques nationaux

Fortress of Louisbourg V

L'Anse aux Meadows V

Provincial Parks/Parcs provinciaux

Abitibi-de-Troyes V

Agassiz Peatlands I

Aiguebelle V

Akamina-Kishinema II

Albany River V

Algonquin IV

IV 1,519

IV 5,365

IV 32,320

IV 1,487

IV 2,456

IV 1,258

IV 2,268

IV 1,782

IV 15,602

IV 3,135

IV 6,968

IV 21,902

IV 1,102

IV 50,357

IV 1,490

IV 11,712

rv 3,526

IV 2,271

IV 2,341

IV 3,370

IV 1,328

IV 3,304

IV 1,979

IV 1,004

IV 1,231

IV 1,166

IV 95,942

IV 1,814

rv 14,969

IV 2,074

rv 1,892

IV 214,618

IV 1,326

IV 5,832

IV 5,739

IV 4,764

IV 9,049

17,700

5,224

7,997

11,068

2,315

24,170

10,915

95,100

765,345

1940

1978

1985

1985

1985

1986

1989

1893

61


Atikaki

Atlin Park

Aubrey Falls

Awenda

Babine Mountains

Barachois Pond

Bic

Bigwind Lake

Birkenhead Lake

Biscotasi Lake

Blackstone Harbour

Bon Echo

Bonnechere River

Bow Valley

Bowron Lake

Boya Lake

Brightsand River

Brooks Peninsula

Bugaboo Alpine

Butler Lake

Butter Pot

Cabot Head

Cape Scott

Carillon

Carp Lake

Carson Pegasus

Cascade

Castle Creek

Cathedral

Champion Lakes

Chance Cove

Chapleau-Nemegosenda River

Clearwater River

Coquilla Summit

Cranberry Lake

Crimson Lake

Crooked River

Cross Lake

Cypress Hills (Alberta)

Cypress

Dana-Jowsey Lakes

DarkeLake

Dillberry Lake

- Dinosaur

Douglas

Dry Islands Buffalo Jump

E.G. Manning

Elk Falls

Elk Island

Elk Lakes

V 406,841 1985

11 271,138 1973

IV 4,860 1985

IV 2,917 1975

V 32,400 1984

V 3,497 1961

V 3,320 1984

IV 1,970 1985

V 3,642 1963

V 1,238 1989

IV 11,976 1989

IV 6,644 1971

V 1,198 1989

II 1,261 1959

II 123,117 1961

V 4,597 1965

V 41,250 1989

V 28,780 1986

IV 24,912 1969

I 3,400 1985

V 1,752 1966

I 4,514 1985

V 15,054 1918

V 1,417 1966

11 19,334 1973

V 1,177 1982

V 16,680 1987

I 1,075 1985

II 33,272 1968

V 1,425 1955

V 2,068 1974

V 8,165 1973

V 224,035 1986

II 5,750 1987

I 2,800 1985

V 3,443 1955

V 1,016 1963

V 2,076 1955

II 20,451 1951

V 2,849 1975

V 2,538 1989

V 1,470 1943

V 1,012 1957

II 6,622 1955

V 4,434 1973

II 1,180 1970

V 71,400 1941

V 1,087 1940

V 1,000 1975

V 5,625 1973

62


Eneas Lakes

Esker Lakes

Eskers

Fawn River

Fiordland

French River

Frontenac

Fushimi Lake

Garibaldi

Gaspesie

Gitnadoix

Golden Ears

Goodspirit Lake

Grands-Jardins

Greenwater Lake

Greenwater

Grindstone

Grundy Lake

HaKai

Halfway Lake

Hamber

Hilliard's Bay

International Ridge

Ivanhoe Lake

Jacques-Cartier

Joffre Lakes

Kabitotikwia River

Kakwa

Kashabowie

Kawartha Highlands

Kesagami Wilderness

Kettle Lakes

Killarney Wilderness

Killbear

Kinaskan Lake

Kokanee Glacier

Kopka River

Kwadacha Wilderness

La Cloche

La Manche

La Verendrye River

Lady Evelyn-Smoothwater Wilderness

Lake Lovely Water

Lake Nipigon

Lake Superior

Lake of the Woods

Larder River

Lesser Slave Lake

Little Abitibi

Little Current River

V 1,036 1968

IV 3,237 1957

V 1,603 1987

V 12,140 1989

V 91,000 1987

V 51,120 1989

IV 5,130 1974

V 5,294 1979

11 21,290 1964

n 80,200 1981

V 58,000 1986

v 55,594 1967

v 1,901 1931

v 31,000 1977

v 20,720 1932

IV 5,350 1957

v 25,841 1969

IV 2,554 1959

v 122,998 1987

IV 4,730 1980

n 24,518 1941

v 2,329 1978

V 1,905 1969

IV 1,589 1957

v 67,060 1981

V 1,460 1988

I 1,965 1985

V 127,690 1987

IV 2,055 1985

IV 1,800 1989

n 55,977 1983

v 1,261 1957

n 48,500 1964

IV 1,756 1971

V 1,800 1987

V 25,900 1922

v 16,200 1989

n 167,540 1973

IV 7,448 1985

v 1,394 1966

v 18,335 1989

n 72,400 1983

v 1,300 1988

IV 1,458 1960

IV 155,659 1950

IV 12,900 1967

V 2,500 1985

n 7,557 1966

IV 20,000 1985

v 9,930 1989

63

Parcs nationaux et aires proxies

Livingstone Point

Lola Lake

Lower Madawaska River

MacGregor Point

Makobe-Grays River

Manitou Islands

Manning

Matawin River

Mattawa River

Michipicoten Island

Minnitaki Kames

Missinaibi

Mississagi

Mississagi River

Missississagi Delta

Mitlewatch Island

Monashee

Monkman

Mont Orford

Mont Sainte-Anne

Mont Tremblant

Mount Assiniboine

Mount Carleton

Mount Edziza

Mount Judge Howay

Mount Robson

Mount Seymour

Mount Terry Fox

Muncho Lake

Murphy's Point

Nagagami Lake

Nagagamisis

Naikoon

Nancy Greene

Neys

Nipawin

Nopiming

Notokewin

Obabika River

Obatanga

Ojibway

Oka

Okanagan Mountain

Opasquia Wilderness

Otoskwin-Attawapiskat River

Paint Lake

Pakwash

Pantagruel Creek

Peter Lougheed

Petroglyphs

I 1,800 1985

I 6,572 1985

V 1,200 1989

IV 1,204 1975

V 1,427 1985

I 1,925 1989

V 65,863 1941

I 2,615 1985

V 3,258 1970

IV 36,740 1985

I 4,422 1989

V 99,152 1970

IV 4,900 1973

V 19,814 1974

I 2,395 1985

II 155 1961

V 7,513 1962

II 3,200 1981

V 3,885 1938

II 6,400 1968

II 124,800 1894

II 39,052 1922

V 17,427 1970

II 131,928 1972

V 6,180 1967

II 219,829 1913

V 3,508 1936

V 1,930 1982

II 88,416 1957

IV 1,240 1967

I 1,650 1985

IV 8,131 1957

11 72,641 1973

V 8,086 1969

IV 3,445 1965

V 53,613 1931

V 143,750 1976

V 9,667 1979

V 17,000 1989

IV 9,409 1967

V 2,630 1963

V 2,370 1981

V 10,462 1973

II 473,000 1983

V 82,569 1989

V 22,660 1969

IV 3,993 1967

I 2,685 1989

II 50,142 1977

V 1,555 1976

64


Pipestone River

Pointe Taillon

—£• Polar Bear Wilderness

Purcell

Quetico Wilderness

Rene Brunelle

Restoule

Roderick Haig-Brown Area

Rondeau

Round Lake

Sable Islands

Saguenay

Samuel de Champlain

Sandbanks

Sandbar Lake

Saskatchewan Landing

Sasquatch

Schoen Lake

Sedgman Lake

Severn River

Sibley (Sleeping Giant)

Silent Lake

Silver Falls

Silver Star

Skagit Valley

Slate Islands

Solace

South Bay

Spatsizi Plateau Widerness Area

Spruce Woods

Squires Memorial

St Mary's Alpine

Stag Lake

Stagleap

Steel River

Stikine River

Stone Mountain

Strathcona

Sturgeon River

Tatlatui

The Pinery

The Shoals

Top of the World

Trout Lake

Turtle River

Tweedsmuir

Upper Madawaska River

Valhalla

Wabakimi Wilderness

Wakami Lake

V 97,375 1989

V 9,220 1985

II 2,408,700 1970

V 131,523 1974

II 475,819 1950

V 2,964 1957

IV 1,200 1963

II 1,000 1977

IV 3,254 1894

I 2,585 1989

V 1,980 1985

II 28,360 1983

IV 2,550 1967

IV 1,509 1970

V 5,083 1970

V 5,597 1973

V 1,220 1968

II 8,170 1977

I 5,710 1985

V 82,960 1989

IV 24,435 1950

IV 1,450 1977

IV 3,261 1985

V 8,714 1940

V 32,508 1973

IV 6,570 1985

V 5,943 1989

V 1,525 1985

II 675,024 1975

V 24,860 1964

V 1,574 1959

V 9,146 1973

V 41,278 1978

V 1,133 1964

V 11,240 1989

V 217,000 1987

n 25,691 1957

n 201,003 1987

V 3,350 1989

V 105,826 1973

IV 2,533 1957

IV 10,644 1970

IV 8,791 1973

I 7,150 1989

V 40,052 1989

n 981,120 1938

V 1,085 1989

V 49,600 1983

V 155,000 1983

V 8,806 1973

65

Parcs nationaux et aires protigees

Wanapitei

Wasaga Beach

Waskwei River Protected Area

Wellesley Gray

Wells Gray

West Bay

White Lake

White Pelican

Whiteswan Lake

Whitney Lake

Wildcat Hill

William A. Switzer

Willmore Wild Park

Winagami Lake

Windigo Bay

Winisk River

Winnange Lake

Wokpash

—^ Woodland Caribou Wilderness

Yamaska

Young's Point

CAPE VERDE/CAP-VERT


CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC/REPUBLIQUE CENTRAFRICAINE

IV 2,700 1985

V 1,545

n 1,028 1964

V 13,963 1987

n 527,305 1901

i 1,120 1985

IV 1,726 1963

V 1,247 1971

V 1,994 1978

V 1,490 1982

V 16,997 1971

n 2,686 1958

V 459,673 1959

V 1,211 1956

i 8,378 1989

V 152,500 1969

IV 4,745 1985

V 37,800 1986

n 450,000 1983

V 1,289 1983

V 1,090 1971

Summary/Sommaire


Category\Categorie n 2 2,810,000


Total 7 3,904,000


—^ Bamingui-Bangoran u 1,070,000 1933

-*• Manovo-Gounda-Saint Floris n 1,740,000 1933

Strict Nature Reserves/Reserves strictes de nature

Vassako-Bolo i 86,000 1960


Aouk-Aoukale IV 330,000 1939

Gribingui-Bamingui rv 438,000 1940

Koukourou-Bamingui rv 110,000 1940

Ouandjia-Vakaga IV 130,000 1925

CHAD/TCHAD

Summary/Sommaire


Total 1 114,000

66



Manda

CHILE/CHILI

114,000 1969

Alerce Andino

Bernardo O

Bosque Fra

Cabo de Hc

Chiloe

Conguillio

El Morado

Hornopiren

Huerquehue

Is la Guam hi in

Isla Magdalena

LaCampana

• Laguna San

Laguna del

Las Palmas

Lauca

Nahuelbuta

Pali-Aike

Pan de Azucar

Puyehue

Queulat

Rio Simpson

Tolhuaca

Torres de,

Vicente P

Villarrica

Volcan Isluga

ional Reser

Alacalufes

Alto Bio-Bio

Cerro Castillo

China Muerta

Coyhaique

Isla Mocha

Katalalixar

La Chimba

Lago Carlota

Summary/Sommaire

CategoryXCategorie II 30

Category\Categorie III 2

Category\Categorie IV 33

Total 65

8,364,689

13,606

5,271,423

13,649,718

•arcs nationaux

Vgostini n 1,460,000

mo n 39,255

'Higgins n 3,525,901

y Jorge n 9,959

rnos n 63,093

u 43,057

n 60,832

u 3,000

n 54,420

i n 12,500

lin n 10,625

ena n 157,640

a n 8,000

Rafael n 1,742,000

Laja n 11,600

de Cocalan n 3,709

n 137,883

n 6,832

n 3,000

W n 43,754

n 107,000

n 154,093

0 n 40,790

ii 6,374

aine n 181,414

:z Rosales n 226,305

ii 61,000

ja n 174,744

es/Reserves nationales

IV 2,313,875

o IV 35,000

Ho IV 179,550

ta IV 9,887

IV 2,150

IV 2,368

IV 674,500

IV 2,583

a rv 27,110

1965

1982

1970

1941

1945

1982

1950

1974

1988

1967

1976

1983

1967

1967

1958

1972

1970

1939

1970

1986

1941

1983

1967

1935

1959

1926

1940

1967

1969

1912

1970

1968

1948

1988

1983

1988

1965

67


Lago Cochrane

Lago General Carrera

Lago Jeinimeni

Lago Las Torres

Lago Palena

Lago Penuelas

Lago Rosselot

Laguna Parrillar

Las Chinchillas

Las Guaitecas

Las Vicunas

Llanquihue

Magallanes

Malalcahuello

Malleco

Nalcas

Nuble

Pampa del Tamarugal

Ralco

Rio Blanco

Rio Clarillo

Rio de Los Cipreses

Valdivia

Villarrica

Nature Monuments/Monuments de la nature

Alerce Costero

Salar de Surire

Easter Island/He de paques


F" Rapa Nui (Easter Island)

Juan Fernandez


-^- Archipielago de Juan Fernandez

rv 8,361 1967

rv 178,400 1974

rv 38,700 1967

IV 16,516 1969

IV 41,356 1952

rv 9,094 1965

IV 12,725 1968

IV 18,814 1977

IV 4,229 1983

rv 1,097,975 1938

IV 209,131 1983

rv 33,972 1912

IV 13,500 1932

IV 29,530 1931

rv 17,371 1907

rv 13,775 1967

IV 55,948 1978

rv 100,650 1988

rv 12,421 1972

rv 10,175 1932

rv 10,185 1982

rv 38,582 1984

rv 9,727 1929

rv 43,263 1912

in 2,308 1964

in 11,298 1983

6,800

9,109

1935

1935

CHINA, PEOPLES REPUBLIC OF/REPUBLIQUE POPULAIRE DE CHINE

Summary/Sommaire



Total 289 21,947,104


A Er Jin Shan Ye Luo (Arjin)

Ai Mountain

Ailao Mountain

Annanba

•*• Arjin (A Er Jin Shan) Mountains

rv 1,512,000 1986

rv 5,333 1984

IV 50,360 1986

rv 390,000 1982

rv 4,000,000 1983

68


Ba Yin Bu Lu Ke (Bayanbulak)

Babao Mountain

Badagong Mountain

Baihua Mountain

Baima Mountain

Baishanzu

Baishilazi

- Baishu River

Bamian Mountain

Baotianman (Neixiang)

Baotianman (Henan)

Bawangling

Bayanaobao

Bitahai

Bulgan River

Buliu River

Bunge Ash

Caohai

Cathay Silver Fir

Cha Mountain

Changbai Mountains

Changhang Bawanglin

Changling Mountain

Chebaling

Chengbi River

Chengjia

Chinese Walnut

Chongzuo

Chuandong River

Dadong Mountain

Dagu River

Daiyun Mountain

Dalai Lake

Daming Mountain

Daping Mountain

Dapingdong

Daqinggou

Datian

Dawangling

Dawei Mountain

Dawie Mountain

Daxin

Daxue Mountain

Dayao Mountain

Dayuanyuankou

Dehou

Dinghu Mountain

Dong-tin Lake

Dongda Mountain

Dongzhai

IV 100,000 1980

IV 3,200 1984

IV 20,000 1982

IV 1,700 1985

IV 180,000 1983

IV 1,333 1985

IV 6,667 1981

I 95,292 1963

IV 4,300 1982

IV 4,200 1980

IV 3,333 1982

rv 2,000 1980

IV 6,737 1980

IV 14,133 1984

IV 5,000 1980

IV 45,300 1982

IV 1,400 1983

IV 5,334 1985

IV 4,600 1984

IV 2,667 1984

IV 190,582 1961

I 2,000 1980

IV 3,670 1980

IV 7,545 1982

IV 16,200 1980

IV 7,867 1983

rv 1,180 1983

IV 35,000 1981

IV 11,600 1982

IV 8,000 1985

IV 463,100 1984

IV 9,731 1985

IV 400,000 1986

IV 58,200 1980

IV 20,400 1982

IV 2,667 1983

IV 8,183 1980

IV 2,500 1976

IV 19,200 1980

IV 15,367 1986

IV 6,300 1982

IV 29,900 1980

IV 15,787 1986

IV 13,500 1982

IV 11,000 1982

IV 12,200 1980

IV 1,140 1956

IV 184,300

IV 4,921 1980

IV 9,333 1982

69


Dongzhaigang

Dujia Mountain

Fenglin

Fengtongzai

Fengyang Mountain

Fenshuiling

Five Joined Lakes

Foping

Fu Mountain

Fuhai Jengsetas

Fusui

Gahai

Gang

Ganjia Lake

Ganshiling

Gaoligong Mountain

GarQu

Great Suhai Lake

Guan Mountain

Guanyin Mountain

Guniuxiang

Guozhagou

Gutian Mountain

Haba Mountain

Haiziping

Hanas

Heaven Lake

Hei River

Heilonggong

Heishiding

I Man Mountains

Hong River

Hongfeng Lake

Huagong

Huakun-Sunjiagou

Huangfu Mountain

Huanglei River

Huanglian Mountain

Huanglongsi

Huangsang

Huangshui River

Huangzangyu

Huaping

Huashuichong

Huma River

Huocheng

Huping Mountain

Huzhong

Immorta1's Cave

Jia River

IV 2,534 1980

IV 6,667 1984

rv 18,400 1958

rv 40,000 1978

w 4,667 1975

IV 10,760 1986

IV 70,000 1980

IV 35,000 1978

IV 60,700 1984

IV 9,767 1986

IV 10,000 1981

rv 3,500 1982

rv 4,600 1985

IV 1,042,000 1983

rv 2,000 1985

rv 123,333 1983

IV 20,000 1963

IV 3,500 1982

rv 6,467 1976

rv 3,000 1985

IV 6,433 1982

IV 2,509 1982

rv 1,333 1962

rv 21,907 1984

rv 2,780 1984

rv 250,000 1980

rv 6,667 1983

IV 4,200 1982

rv 3,600 1982

rv 4,000 1979

rv 61,000 1982

IV 16,333 1984

rv 11,000 1981

IV 15,700 1982

IV 3,333 1981

IV 3,587 1982

rv 65,200 1984

rv 13,835 1983

rv 40,000 1983

IV 25,350 1982

rv 98,300 1984

rv 2,333 1980

rv 17,400 1961

IV 12,000 1982

rv 30,000 1982

IV 35,000 1983

rv 13,333 1982

IV 194,000 1983

IV 1,733 1981

IV 200,000 1984

70


Jiache

Jianfengling

Jiangcun

Jiangshi

Jigong Mountain

Jingangtai

Jinggang Mountains

Jingpo Lake

Jinyun Mountain

Jiugong

Jiulian Mountain

Jou-li Mountain

Jun Mountain

Kalamaili Mountain

Kontong Mountain

Laba River

Laiyang River

Lake of Heaven

Laojieling

Laojun Mountain (Henan)

Laojun Mountain (Yunnan)

Laotie Mountain

Leigong Mountain

Lesser Qinling Mountain

Lesser Wutai Mountain

Li Mountain

Liangshui

Liangucheng

Lianhua Mountain

Liankang Mountain

Liulianling

Liupan Mountain

Liupaoshougou

Longbao

Longchiman

Longgang

Longrui

Longwang Mountain

Lu Mountain

Lugu Lake

Luo Mountain

Luofu Mountain

Luya Mountain

Mabian Dafengding

Maicaogou

Mandarin Duck/Macaque

Mang Mountain

Mang River

Mangrove Forest

Mazongling

IV 8,287 1984

IV 1,600 1960

rv 34,060 1985

rv 1,187 1986

IV 3,000 1982

IV 4,200 1982

IV 15,873 1981

IV 120,000 1980

IV 1,400 1979

IV 3,995 1983

IV 4,067 1976

rv 5,000 1982

IV 84,000 1982

IV 1,700,000 1982

IV 1,089 1982

IV 12,000 1963

IV 7,000 1986

IV 38,069 1980

IV 15,333 1982

IV 2,000 1982

IV 4,507 1986

IV 17,000 1963

IV 50,000 1982

IV 4,000 1982

IV 22,000 1983

IV 24,800 1983

IV 6,394 1980

IV 14,000 1982

IV 6,855 1982

rv 2,000 1982

IV 2,200 1981

IV 7,000 1982

IV 2,000 1981

IV 10,000 1984

IV 7,502 1982

IV 8,000 1979

IV 2,100 1980

IV 1,200 1985

IV 30,493 1981

rv 8,127 1986

IV 8,900 1982

IV 2,400 1985

IV 21,453 1980

IV 30,000 1978

IV 3,567 1982

IV 1,039 1984

IV 6,500 1982

IV 5,600 1983

IV 3,733 1982

rv 3,490 1980

71


Medog

Meigudafengding

Meihua Mountain

Melmeg

Mengda

Miao'er Mountain

Mongolian Scotch Pine Seed Stand

Mount Fanjing

Mount Tomur

Muzhu River

Nangun River

Nankun Mountain

Nanliuzhangzi

Nansi Hu

Nanyue

Napahai

Naz-Quelute

Nianzigou

Niao Dao

Nongxin

Nu River

Nudeng

Old Baldy Summit

Pangquangou

Peony Peak

Phoenix Mountain

Pi Mountain

Poyang Lake

Qiangshan Dongzhaigang

Qianjiadong

Qingdao Bird

Qinglangang

Qingliangfeng(l)

Qingliangfeng (2)

Qingpilin

Qingtongxia

Qingxidong

Qitai

Qixinglazi

Rhesus Macaque

River Mussel

Rizhao

Rushan River

Sanpihu

Savin Juniper

Schrenk Spruce

Shaguogou

Shapotou

Shengjin Lake

Shennongja

IV 62,620 1985

IV 16,000 1978

IV 22,133 1985

IV 144,000 1981

IV 9,544 1980

IV 45,100 1976

IV 1,314 1981

IV 41,902 1978

IV 100,000 1980

IV 127,800 1984

IV 7,000 1980

IV 2,000 1984

IV 1,333 1984

IV 126,400 1982

IV 8,000 1982

IV 2,067 1984

IV 16,400 1986

IV 1,133 1984

IV 53,550 1975

IV 10,500 1980

IV 375,433 1986

IV 28,040 1983

IV 5,930 1981

IV 10,446 1980

IV 40,000 1980

IV 3,900 1981

IV 3,333 1981

IV 22,400 1984

I 2,600 1980

IV 5,300 1982

IV 1,065,400 1982

IV 2,000 1982

IV 1,038 1979

IV 3,000 1986

IV 1,066 1980

IV 3,333 1984

IV 3,133 1976

IV 12,333 1986

IV 33,000 1980

IV 10,667 1982

IV 22,833 1980

IV 40,000 198

IV 95,400 1984

IV 4,200 1982

IV 7,666 1976

IV 28,000 1983

IV 1,200 1984

IV 12,000 1983

IV 33,333 1986

IV 77,333 1978

72


Shibalianshan

Shiren Mountain

Shiwandashan

Shoulu Mountain

Shuangtaizi Estuary

Shunhuang Mountain (Dong'an)

Shunhuang Mountain (Xinling)

Song Mountain

Songfeng Mountain

Songhua Lake

Stellate-Hair Vatica Forest

Stiff-leaf Juniper

Suoxiyu

Tacheng

Taibai Mountains

Taibaiding

Taihang

Tangjia

Tanyang

Taohongling

Taoyuandong

Tarim

Taxkorgan

Tianzi Mountain

Tiebu

Tongbiguan

Tou'ersantan

Urumqi Geological

Wang River

Wanglang

Weide Mountain

Weihai

Weiyuan River

West Tianmu Mountain

' Wolong

Wuliang Mountain

Wuling Mountain

Wulong River

Wuyi Mountains

Wuzhi Mountain

Xiang Hai

Xiao River

Xiaoqiaogou

Xiaoxi

Xiaozhaizigou

Xiazhuang

Xilin Gol Prairie

Xingdou

Xingkai Lake

Xinglong Mountain

IV 1,213

IV 1,333 1982

IV 26,700 1980

IV 11,060 1980

IV 7,000 1985

IV 10,400 1982

IV 12,500 1982

IV 6,667 1985

IV 1,465 1984

IV 354,098 1982

IV 1,666 1980

IV 6,354 1961

IV 5,000 1982

IV 1,500 1980

IV 54,103 1965

IV 3,533 1982

rv 2,000 1982

IV 28,000 1978

IV 10,000 1984

IV 4,500 1981

IV 7,000 1982

IV 387,900 1980

rv 1,500,000 1984

IV 5,000 1982

IV 23,000 1965

IV 34,160 1986

IV 31,937 1982

IV 200,000 1986

IV 7,600 1984

IV 27,700 1965

IV 6,667 1984

rv 39,800 1984

IV 7,780 1983

IV 1,000 1962

IV 200,000 1975

IV 23,353 1986

IV 14,580 1983

IV 265,200 1984

IV 56,527 1977

IV 18,664 1985

IV 105,467 1981

IV 60,000 1981

IV 1,894 1986

IV 11,000 1982

IV 6,700 1979

IV 2,000 1984

IV 1,078,600 1985

IV 2,880 1981

rv 16,537 1986

IV 2,219 1982

73


Xinkou

Xipin

Xisha

Xishuangbanna

Xunbiela River

Ya Mountain

Yan Mountain

Yancheng

Yanchiwan

Yangming Mountain

Yaoshan

Yi Mountain

Yiwulu Mountain

Yuan Mountain

Yulong Mountain

Yun Mountain

Yunwu Mountain

Zayu

Zhalong

Zham

Zhang-jia-jic State Forest

Zhaoging Dinghushan

Zhaohu Mountain

Zhifu

Ziyunwanfeng Mountain

Zuojia


Yuoriqai Tiebu

Reserves/Reserves

Dafengding Panda


Qinghaihu Waterfowl Island

Qiqihari Zhalong Crane

Natural Scenery Protection Areas/Aires de protection

du panorama nature 1

Fukang Tianchi

Protected Areas/Aires protegees

Hongze Hu


Guilin Miaroshan

Qianshan Wuyishan

IV 1,126 1964

IV 1,466 1984

rv 330 1980

IV 200,000 1958

IV 14,000 1982

IV 6,667 1984

IV 5,333 1977

IV 40,600 1983

IV 424,800 1982

IV 2,600 1982

IV 10,213 1984

IV 3,200 1982

IV 14,000 1981

IV 1,000 1985

rv 26,000 1984

IV 1,330 1982

IV 1,300 1982

IV 101,400 1985

IV 210,000 1979

IV 6,852 1985

IV 5,000

I 1,133 1956

IV 6,667 1984

IV 22,750 1984

IV 11,000 1982

IV 6,008 1982

IV 23,000 1965

IV 30,000 1978

IV 7,850 1975

IV 42,000 1976

IV

IV

IV

IV

CHINA, REPUBLIC OF/REPUBLIQUE DE CHINE

6,000

196,000

13,666

1,400

Summary/Sommaire

CategoryXCategorie D 2 197,490


CategoryXCategorie V 2 44,087

Total 5 288,577

1980

1986

1976

1977

74



Renting

Taroko

Yangmingshan

—*»• Yushan

Preserves/

Ta-Wu Mountain

CHYPRE

Voir paragraphe CYPRUS

COLOMBIA/COLOMBIE

V

II

V

II

IV

Amacayacu

Cahuinari

Catatumb

Chingaza

Chiribiquete

Corales del

Cordillera i

Cueva de li

El Cocuy

El Tuparro

Farallones

Isla de Gor

Isla de Sak

LaPaya

Las Hermosas

Las Orquideas

Los Ratios

Los Nevados

Los Picachos

Macuira

Munchique

Nevado del

Paramillo

Pisba

Purace

Sanquianga

• Sierra Ne

Sierra de

Sumapaz

Tama

32,631

92,000

11,456

105,490

47,000

Summary/Sommaire

CategoryXCategorie I 2

Category\Categorie n 34


Total 42

1,947,500

7,306,780

47,410

9301,690

i Parks/Parcs nationaux naturels

u 293,000

n 575,500

Ban n 158,125

n 50,374

a ii 1,280,000

Rosario n 19,506

e los Picachos n 286,000

s Guarcharos u 9,000

n 306,000

u 548,000

leCali n 150,000

;ona n 49,200

manca n 21,000

n 422,000

tas n 125,000

HI n 32,000

n 72,000

• n 38,000

• n 439,000

n 25,000

n 44,000

Huila n 158,000

u 460,000

n 45,000

i 83,000

n 80,000

da de Santa Marta n 383,000

Macarena n 630,000

n 154,000

n 48,000

1982

1986

1985

1985

1987

1975

1987

1989

1978

1989

1977

1977

1961

1977

1970

1968

1983

1977

1984

1977

1977

1973

1973

1989

1977

1977

1977

1977

1977

1968

1977

1964

1989

1977

1977

75


IV

Tatama

Tayrona

Tinigua

Utria


Laguna de Sonso


Nukak I

Puinaway I

Fauna and Flora Sanctuaries/Sanctuaires de faune et de flore

Cienaga Grande de Santa Marta IV

Galeras IV

Iguaque IV

Los Colorados IV

Los Flamencos IV

COMOROS/COMORES


CONGO

II 51,900 1987

II 15,000 1964

II 201,875 1989

II 54,300 1987


->• Odzala


Conkouati

Lefini

Lekoli-Pandaka

Mont Fouari

Nyanga Nord

Tsoulou


M'boko

Mont Mavoumbou

Nyanga Sud

COOK ISLANDS/ILES COOK


Suwarrow Atoll

2,045

855,000

1,092,500

23,000

7,615

6,750

1,000

7,000

Summary\Sommaire



Total 10 1,333,100

126,600

Summary/Sommaire

CategoryXCategorie IV 1 160

Total 1 160

1979

1989

1989

1977

1985

1977

1977

1977

1940

IV 300,000 1980

IV 630,000 1951

IV 68,200 1955

IV 15,600 1958

IV 7,700 1958

IV 30,000 1963

IV 90,000 1955

IV 42,000 1955

IV 23,000 1958

IV 160 1978

76


COSTA RICA

Summary/Sommaire





Total 28 606,000


Barra Honda V 2,295

-*• Braulio Carrillo n 44,099

Cahuita V 1,067

Chirripo n 50,150

**• Corcovado n 41,788

-*- Cordillera de Talamanca n 193,929

Guanacaste n 32,512

Is la del Coco ii 2,400

Palo Verde n 5,704

Rinco del Viejo Volcan u 14,083

-*" Santa Rosa n 37,117

—^Tortuguero n 18,946

Volcan Irazu V 2,308

—^- Volcan Poas n 5,600

Biological Reserves/Reserves biologiques

Cabo Blanco i 1,172

Carara i 4,700

Hitoy-Cerere i 9,154

Isla del Cano IV 200

La Selva i 1,430

Lomas Barbudal IV 2,279

Monteverde Cloud Forest I 10,500

National Wildlife Refuges/Refuges nationaux de faune

et de flore sauvages

Rafael Lucas (Palo Verde) IV 7,524


Barra del Colorado IV 92,000

Cano Negro IV 9,669

Gandoca y Manzanillo IV 5,013

Golfito IV 2,830

Penas Blancas IV 2,400

Tapanti IV 5,131

COTE D'IVOIRE

Summary/Sommaire




Total 12 2,019350

1974

1978

1970

1975

1975

1982

1989

1978

1980

1973

1971

1975

1955

1970

1963

1978

1978

1978

1968

1986

1972

1979

1985

1984

1985

1985

1985

1982

77



Azagny II 19,000

Banco II 30,000

-^ Comoe II 1,150,000

Iles Ehotile II 10,500

Marahoue II 101,000

Mont Peko II 34,000

Mont Sangbe II 95,000

•^ TaiII 350,000


Mont Nimba I 5,000


Haut Bandama I 123,000


Divo IV 7,350

Partial Faunal Reserves/Reserves fauniques partielles

N'Zo IV 95,000

CUBA

Summary/Sommaire





ToUI 29 714,224


Baitiquiri-Cajobabo n 11,000

Cienaga de Lanier n 26,000

Desembarco del Granma n 25,764

El Faro n 5,700

-»- La Cienega de Zapata n 50,000

LaGuira n 5,500

-*^ Peninsular de Zapata n 175,000

Pico Potrerillo n 11,500

Sierra de Cubitas n 26,000

-*» Sierra del Cristal n 26,305

Marine National Parks/Parcs nationaux marins

Cayo Sabinal n 34,651


Cabo Corrientes 1,578

Cayo Caguanes 12,500

Cayo Cantiles 6,800

Cayo Romano i\ 82,554

Cayo Rosario 5,000

Cupeyal del Norte 10,260

Jaguani 4,932

Peninsula de Saetia 4,154

1981

1953

1968

1974

1968

1968

1976

1973

1944

1973

1975

1972

1986

1959

1930

1986

1963

1963

1986

1986

1986

1963

1963

1986

78


Faunal Refuges/Refuges fauniques

CayoCoco V 27,188

Cayo Fragoso IV 7,500

Cayo Gauyaba IV 10,455

Cayo Saetia IV 6,800

Habonica IV 3,383

Las Salinas IV 35,000

Touristic Natural Areas/Aires naturelles touristiques

Baconao V 19,700

Cayo Largo V 37,000

Jibacoa Bacunayagua V 30,000

Punta Pedernales-Cabo Frances V 12,000

CYPRUS/CHYPRE


CZECHOSLOVAKIAT/CHECOSLOVAQUIE

Krkonose

Mala Fatra

Nizke Tatry

Pieninsky

Slovensky raj

Tatransky

ional Natui

Adrspassl

Choc

Dropie

Dumbier

Janska dolina

Javorina

Karlstejn

Kokorinky dul

Modravske sli

Prameny labe

Prameny upy

Salatin

Stara Reka

Tlsta

Summary/Sommaire



CategoryXCategorie m i 1,517

Category\Categorie rv 13 40,181


Total 61 1,963,689

'arcs nationaux

V 38,500

II 22,630

n 81,095

n 2,125

aj n 19,763

Reserves/Reserves naturelles nationales

n 74,111

Teplicke skaly IV 1,772

rv 1,428

IV 5,658

IV 2,043

la IV 1,696

IV 11,589

IV 1,547

iul 2,097

slati 3,615

» 2,884

y 4,280

1,193

IV 1,197

IV 3,066

1986

1986

1986

1986

1986

1986

1986

1963

1988

1978

1967

1988

1948

1933

1982

1955

1973

1984

1954

1955

1953

1989

1980

1980

1982

1956

1981

79

Parcs nationaux et aires protigtes

Vltavsky Luh

Vychodokrkonosska

Zapadokrkonosska

Protected Landscape Areas/Aires de paysages proteges

Beskydy

Biele Karpaty

Bile Karpaty

Blanik

Blansky les

Cerova vrchovina

Ceske stredohori

Cesky kras

Cesky raj

Horna Orava

Jeseniky

Jizerske hory

Kokorinsko

Krivoklatsko

Kysuce

Labske Piskovce

Luzicke Hory

Male Karpaty

Moravsky kras

Muranska planina

Orlicke hory

Palava

Podyji

Polana

Ponitrie

Slavkovsky les

Slovensky kras

Stiavnicke vrchy

Strazovske vrchy

Sumava

Trebonsko

Velka Fatra

Vihorlat

Vychodne Karpaty

Zahorie

Zdarske vrchy


Demanovske Jaskyne

Udoli Oslavy a Chvojnice

IV 1,845 1989

IV 2,820 1952

IV 4,518 1952

V 116,000 1973

V 43,519 1979

V 71,500 1980

V 4,000 1981

V 21,235 1989

V 16,280 1989

V 107,000 1976

V 13,000 1972

V 12,500 1955

V 70,333 1979

V 75,000 1969

V 35,000 1967

V 27,000 1976

V 62,792 1978

V 65,462 1984

V 30,000 1972

V 35,000 1976

V 65,504 1976

V 12,000 1956

V 21,930 1976

V 20,000 1969

V 7,000 1976

V 10,300 1978

V 20,079 1981

V 37,665 1985

V 64,000 1974

V 36,165 1973

V 77,630 1979

V 30,979 1989

V 160,000 1963

V 70,000 1979

V 60,610 1973

V 4,383 1973

V 66,810 1977

V 27,522 1988

V 71,500 1970

m 1,517 1972

rv 1,002 1975

80


DENMARK/DANEMARK

Summary/Sommaire

Category\Categorie I 5 1,058,877

CategoryXCategorie U 1 70,000,000

Category\Categorie III 2 6,290



Total 67 71,472^18


Vejlerne IV


Esrum So and Gribskor

Flyndersoe and Stubbergard Soe

Hansted

Skagen

Tipperne

Tisvilde, Melby

Major Conservation Areas/Aires de conservation importantes

Aalvand Klithede and Foerby Soe

Agger Tange

Anholt

Bognaes, Kattinge Vig

Borris Hede

Bulbjerg, Lild Klit and Hjardemaal Klit

Egtved and Vejle River Valleys

Esrum Soe and Surrounding Areas

Fanoe

^ Flyndersoe-Stubbergaard Soe

Hanstholm Reserve

Harbooere Tange

Hesseloe Sea Area

Hoeje Moen

Hulrig Klit

Kaergaard Klitplantage-Loevklitterne-Lyngbos

Konenshus Hede

Lakes at Maribo

Ledreborg Gods

Lyngby, Lodbjerg, Flade Soe

Mols Bjerge

Noerre Hvalsoe and Kisserup Area

Nord-Bornholm

North Coast of Vejle Fjord

Raabjerg Mile and Hulsig Hede

Rands Fjord

Roemoe

Roennerne

Ryegaard Gods, Tempelkrog and Bramsnaes Vig

Salten Langsoe, Vissingkloster, Mossoe

5,000 1960

rv 7,280

IV 1,670

IV 6,500

IV 4,300

I 3,520 1936

IV 2,000

1 t ,Vl

ILCo

V 1,200 1977

IV 6,100 1984

V 1,856 1939

V 1,200 1969

V 1,830 1902

V 1,500 1947

V 1,025 1980

V 1,900 1952

V 1,400 1964

V 16,700 1934

IV 4,800 1972

V 2,400 1984

V 5,000 1982

III 2,090 1980

IV 2,144 1940

V 1,670 1955

V 1,300 1953

V 1,195 1957

V 1,800 1973

V 3,327 1976

V 2,750 1972

V 1,132 1980

V 2,500 1970

V 1,004 1949

m 4,200 1962

V 1,047 1968

IV 2,500 1947

V 1,496 1980

V 1,515 1940

V 3,950 1971

81


Saltholm

Skagen Klitplantage, Grenen

Skallingen and Langli

Soevind, Sondrup, Aakaer and Vorsoe

Stavns Fjord

Stigsnaes Peninsula

Store Vildnore

Sydlige Fanoe

Toendermarsken

Tranum Area

Tystrup-Bavelse Soerne

Ulfborg-Vind Area

_^- Ulvedybet og Nibe Breding

Vaernengene

Valloe

Veststadil Fjord and Husby Klit

Vorupoer-Stenbjerg

-•^ Waddensea Naturereserve

Bird Reserves/Reserves ornithologiques

ErtholmBird

Hirsholmene Bird

RonnerBird (Laeso)

Stavnsfjord Bird

Totten Bird

Vadehavet Bird

Protected Regions/Regions protegees

Selso-Lindholm-Bognaes


Farum

Gudenaens

Ulvshale and Nyord

Faeroes/F6ro£s


Greenland/Groenland


Greenland

Nature Reserve

Melville Bay

DJIBOUTI

V 1,600 1983

IV 2,175 1921

IV 2,400 1939

V 2,200 1974

V 1,525 1984

V 1,215 1978

V 2,100 1973

V 1,400 1985

V 5,650 1988

V 2,160 1956

V 3,750 1957

V 1,300 1949

V 20,304 1930

V 2,600 1977

V 1,383 1981

V 1,465 1969

V 2,270 1954

V 95,000 1985

I 1,257

I 2,000 1948

IV 2,923 1980

IV 16,320 1984

I 2,100

V 120,000 1979

IV

IV

IV

1,990

5,000

6,500

1,130

/Reserves de nature

n 70,000,000

1,050,000y i

Summary/Sommaire

II 1

1

CategoryXCategorie

Total

10,000

10,000

1974

1977


Foret du Day 10,000 1939

82


DOMINICA/DOMINIQUE

Summary/Sommaire

CategoryNCategorie n 1

Total 1

6,840

6340


Morne Trois Pitons n 6,840

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC/REPUBLIQUE DOMINICAINE

Summary/Sommaire

CategoryXCategorie n 9

CategoryXCategorie IV 5

Total 14

491,875

59,634

551,509


Del Este II 43,400

Isla Cabritos n 2,600

-*• J. Armando Bermudez n 76,600

J. del Carmen Ramirez ii 76,400

-^ Jaragua ii 137,400

La Caleta Submarine IV 1,010

Litoral Sur de Santo Domingo n 1,075

Los Haitises n 20,800

Monte Cristi n 53,600

Sierra de Bahoruco n 80,000


Isabel de Torres Natural IV 2,200

Laguna Redonda y Laguna Limon Natural IV 10,744

Laguna de Rincon y Cabral Natural IV 4,780

Valle Nuevo Natural IV 40,900

DOMINIQUE

Voir paragraphe DOMINICA

ECUADOR/EQUATEUR

Cotopaxi

Machalilla

Podocarpus

"Sangay

Summary/Sommaire





Total 14 10,685,664

'arcs nationaux

u 33,393

n 46,683

n 146,280

n 271,925

1975

1975

1974

1956

1958

1983

1986

1968

1976

1983

1983

1983

1983

1983

1983

1975

1979

1982

1975

83


^~~ Yasuni

Ecological Reserves/Reserves ecologiques

Cayambe-Coca

Cotachi-Cayapas

Manglares-Chunite


Limoncocha

Geobotanical Reserves/Reserves geobotaniques

Pululahua

National Recreation Areas/Aires de loisirs nationales

Cajas

El Boliche

Galapagos Islands/Iies Galapagos


Galapagos


Galapagos

EGYPT/EGYPTE

II

IV


**• Ras Mohammed


Omayed


Ashtoun el Gamil - Tanee Island

Bardawil Lake

,-?* St Catherine (Moussa)

Zaranikh (El Arish)

Conservation Areas/Aires de conservation

_*• GebelElba


Qarun Lake (Quaron)

Tiran-Sanafir Islands

EL SALVADOR

II

I

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

I

IV

750,000

766,514

7,990,000

Summary/Sommaire




Total 9 6X5300

17,100

1,000

1,200

60,000

45,000

12,000

480,000

20,000

49,000

Summary/Sommaire


Category\Categorie ni 1 2,170


Total 9 26,152

1979

I 403,103

204,420

35,042

1970

1968

1979

I

I

IV 4,613 1985

V 3,806 1978

V

V

28,808

1,077

1977

1979

1936

1986

1983

1986

1988

1985

1988

1985

1986

1989

1986

84



Cerro Verde D

—*• El Imposible u

—fe- Montecristo u

Nancuchiname u

Volcan de Conchagua n


San Diego IV


Barra de Santiago IV

El Jocotal IV


Lavas de San Marcelino III

EMIRATS ARAB UNIS

Voir paragraphe UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

EQUATEUR

Voir paragraphe ECUADOR

EQUATORIAL GUINEA/GUINEE EQUATORIALE


ESPAGNE

Voir paragraphe SPAIN

ETATS FEDERES DE MICRONESIE

Voir paragraphe FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIA

ETATS-UNIS D'AMERIQUE

Voir paragraphe UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

ETHIOPIA/ETHIOPIE

6,500

5,600

3,893

1,175

1,201

2,213

2,200

1,200

2,170

Summary/Sommaire



Total 24 6,222,600


—>" Abijatta-Shalla Lakes

Awash

—-6- Bale Mountains

Gambella

Mago

Nechisar

—*• Omo

—&• Simen Mountains

Yangudi Rassa

u

n

n

n

n

n

n

u

n

88,700

75,600

247,100

506,100

216,200

51,400

406,800

17,900

473,100

1981

1983

1979

1983

1983

1983

1983

1978

1983

1970

1966

1969

1974

1978

1973

1966

1976

85



*»• Dahlac II 200,000


Alledeghi IV 183,200

Awash West IV 178,100

Bale IV 176,600

ChewBahr IV 421,200

Gash Setit IV 70,900

Gewane IV 243,900

Mille Sardo IV 876,600

Nakfa IV 163,900

Shire IV 75,300

Tama IV 326,900

Yob IV 265,800


Babile (Elephant) II 698,200

Senkelle (Swayne's Hartebeest) II 5,400

Yabello II 253,700

FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIA/ETATS FEDERES

DE MICRONESIE


FIJI/FIDJI

Summary/Sommaire

I 2

2

Category\Categorie

Total

5,342

5342


^*^ Ravilevu

Tomaniivi

FINLAND/FINLANDE

4,020

1,322

Summary/Sommaire




Total 35 807,250


Helvetinjaervi

Hiidenportti

Isojaervi

hainen Suomenlnhti

Kauhaneva-Pohjakangas

Lauhanvuori

-fc» Lemmenjoki

Linnansaari

II

II

II

n

n

ii

n

n

2,100

4,000

1,900

800

3,150

2,650

280,000

3,820

1968

1973

1973

1973

1973

1959

1973

1973

1959

1973

1973

1959

1970

1972

1985

1959

1958

1982

1982

1982

1981

1982

1982

1956

1956

86


—^Oulanka [ 20,170 1956

Pallas-Ounastunturi V 50,000 1938

Patvinsuo It 8,800 1982

Pyhae-Haekki II 1,350 1956

Pyhaetunturi t 4,100 1938

Riisitunturi II 7,600 1982

Salamajaervi E[ 5,530 1982

Seitseminen EI 3,060 1982

Skargaardshavet II 3,000 1983

Tiilikkajaervi I[ 2,050 1982

*> Urho Kekkonen \ 252,000 1983


Jussaro 2,400 1956

Kevo 71,000 1956

Koivusuo 2,100 1982

Malla 2,950 1938

Maltio 14,700 1956

Olvassuo 6,000 1982

Paljakka 2,660 1956

Pelso 1,800 1982

Pisavaara 5,000 1956

Runkaus 7,150 1956

Salamanpera 1,270 1956

Sompio 17,600 1956

Sukerijaervi 1,900 1982

Ulvinsalo 2,500 1956

Vaerrioe 11,000 1982

Vaskijarvi 1,140 1956

FRANCE

Summary/Sommaire

Category\Categorie I 6




Total 103


-fc>- Cevennes

-^ Ecrins

—&> Mercantour

PortCros

—^ Pyrenees Occidentales

-^ Vanoise

Pre-parcs/Pre-Parcs

Cevennes pre-parc

Ecrins pre-parc

Mercantour pre-parc

V

n

n

n

n

n

v

v

V

39,624

279,966

226,341

4,441,860

4,987,791

84,800

91,800

68,500

2,494

45,700

52,839

228,000

178,600

200,000

1970

1973

1979

1963

1967

1963

1970

1973

1979

87


Pyrenees Occidentales pre-parc

Vanoise pre-parc


Aiguilles Rouges

Baie de Bourgneuf

Camargue

Casabianda

Cherine I

Contamines-Montjoie

Foret domaniale du Fango

Foret dominiale de Cerisy

Gorges de 1'Ardeche

Grande Sassiere

Haut Plateaux du Vercors

De St Aubin

Iles Lavezzi

Lac de Grandlieu

Lac de la Foret d'Orient

Mantet

Moeze

Mont Ventron

Montjoie et Passy

Neouvielle

Nohedes

Passy

Prats de Mollo

Py

Scandola

Sept-Iles

Sixt-Passy

Val d'Isere - Bonneval-sur-Arc

Ventron Massif


Abers du Leon

Archipel de Glenon

Baie de Seine and marshes

Etang de Bages and Sigean

Fiers d'Ars and Fosse de Loix

CELRL Sites/Acquisitions CELRL

Etang de Vic

He Sainte Lucie

La Cote Bleue

Les Agriates


Cote Bleue


Armorique

Ballons des Vosges

Briere

Brotonne

V 206,000 1967

V 145,000 1963

IV 3,279 1974

IV 4,200

I 13,117 1975

IV 1,760 1978

I 1,987

IV 5,500 1979

IV 6,410 1977

IV 2,124 1976

IV 1,572 1980

IV 2,230 1973

IV 16,661 1985

IV 2,500

rv 5,170 1982

IV 2,695 1980

IV 2,300

IV 3,028 1984

IV 6,700 1985

IV 1,647 1989

IV 2,000 1980

IV 2,313 1968

IV 2,137 1986

IV 2,000 1980

rv 2,185 1986

IV 3,929 1984

I 1,670 1975

I 280 1976

IV 9,200 1977

IV 1,491 1963

IV 1,647 1989

IV 2,020

rv 3,800

IV 7,800

rv 1,700

IV 1,300

IV 1,338 1975

IV 227 1975

IV 3,070 1975

IV 3,933 1975

V

V

V

V

3,070

65,000

234,000

40,000

40,000

1982

1969

1989

1970

1974


Camargue

Corse

Foret d'Orient

Haut Languedoc

Haut-Jura

Haute Vallee de Chevreuse

Landes de Gascogne

Livradois-Forez

Lorraine

Luberon

Marais Poitevin

Montagne de Reims

Morvan

Nord-Pas-de-Calais

Normandie-Maine

Pilat

Queyras

Vercors

Volcans d'Auvergne

Vosges du Nord

Fishing Reserves/Reserves de peche

Calvi

Porto-Vecchio

Saint Florent

Tuccia-Sagone-Cargese

Ventilegne

Guadeloupe


'~&~ Guadeloupe


Grand CuI de Sac Marine

French Guiana/Guyane franchise


Martinique


^- Martinique

Reunion/Reunion


Hauts de St Phillipe

Mazerin

Other French islands/Autres iles franchises


V 85,000 1970

V 200,000 1972

V 70,000 1970

V 145,000 1973

V 62,088 1986

V 25,600 1985

V 206,000 1970

V 297,000 1986

V 205,000 1974

V 120,000 1977

V 200,000 1979

V 50,000 1976

V 173,000 1970

V 146,000 1986

V 234,000 1975

V 65,000 1974

V 60,000 1977

V 135,000 1970

V 347,778 1977

V 120,000 1976

IV 1,075 1978

TV 1,615 1978

IV 2,440 1977

IV 1,620 1978

IV 1,000 1977

II 17,500

FV 3,700

IV

IV

70,150

3,500

1,869

1989

1987

1976

1987

1984

89


French Southern TerritoriesATerres australes franc,ais


Antarctique francaise IV 36,700 1924

New Caledonia/Nouvelle-Caledonie


Montagne des Sources


-^ Yves Merlet


Maitre and Amedee Islets


Aoupinie

Haute Yate (Riv. Blanche and Riv. Bleue TP)

Lepredour Islet

Pam Island


Foret de Saille

Mont Humboldt

Mont Panie

Southern

Territorial Parks/Parcs territoriaux

Thy


Mont Mou

I 5,870 1950

I 16,700 1970

V 774 1981

IV 5,400 1975

IV 15,900 1960

IV 760 1941

IV 460 1966

IV 1,100 1983

IV 3,200 1950

IV 5,000 1950

rv 4,466 1972

ii 1,133 1980

IV 4,363

French Polynesia/Polynesie Franc.ai.se


Taiaro Atoll (W.A. Robinson) IV 2,000

Reserves/Reserves

Eiao Island IV 5,180

Hatutu Island IV 1,813

Unclassified/Non classe

Mohotani IV 1,554

Wallis and Futuna/VVallis et Futuna


GABON

Summary/Sommaire



Total 5 1,790,000

1977

1971

1971

1971


Ipassa-Makokou IV 10,000 1970

90


Wildlife Management Area/Aires Sexploitation

rationnelle de faune

Lope IV 500,000

Moukalaba-Dougoula IV 100,000

Sette-Cama IV 700,000

Presidential Reserves/Reserves presidentielles

-fc. Wonga-Wongue I 480,000

GAMBIA/GAMBIE

1962

1962

1966

1967

Summary/Sommaire

Category\Categorie II 2

Total 2

12,000

12,000


Gambia Saloum/Niumi

-^ KiangWest

II

II

2,000

10,000

1987

1987

GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC/REPUBLIQUE

DEMOCRATIQUE ALLEMANDE

Summary/Sommaire



Total 225 1,998,168

Since this list was compiled, the Federal Republic of Germany and the German Democratic

Republic have combined to form an enlarged Federal Republic of Germany.

Depuis de la realisation de la presente liste, la Republique federale d'Allemagne et la Republique

democratique allemande ont fusionne pour former la Republique federale d'Allemagne.


Alter Stolberg

Anklamer Stadtbruch

Bucher Brack - Bolsdorfer Haken

Der Bock und Hohe Duene Pramort

Fischteiche in der Lewitz

Galenbecker See

Grosser Winterberg und Zschand

Hinrichshagen

Insel Hiddesec

Insel Oie und Kirr

Insel Pulitz

Insel Usedom

Inseln Bohmke und Werder

Inseln Oie und Kirr

Inseln im Senftenberger See

Jasmund

Oberharz

Ostufer der Muritz

V 4,520 1970

IV 1,200 1967

IV 1,008 1978

IV 1,832 1957

IV 1,732 1967

IV 1,015 1967

IV 1,069 1961

IV 1,124 1967

V 1,860 1955

IV 418 1967

IV 149 1937

V 37,500 1966

IV 118 1971

IV 450 1967

IV 899 1981

rv 1,500 1935

rv 1,980 1967

IV 4,832 1967

91


Peenemunder Haken, Struck und Ruden

Peenetal-Moor

Seegrund Ahlbeck

Serrahn

Stechlin

Steckby-Loedderitzer Forst

Uhlstaedter Heide

Untere Mulde

Vessertal

Vogelinsel Heuwiese und Freesenort

Westdarsz und Darszer Ort mit Bernsteininsel


Aga-und Elstertal

Augustusburg-Sternmuhlental

Bad Freienwalde

Barlebener-Jerslebener See mit Elbniederung

Bleicheroder Berge

Blumberger Forst

Bodeniederung

Boxberg-Reichwalder Wald-und Wiesengebiet

Brandenburger Wald-und Seengebiet

Briesetal und Muhlenbecker See

Burgsteinlandschaft

Calau-Altdobem-Reddern

Choriner Endmoranenbogen

Colditzer Forest

Dahlener Heide

Dammuhlenteich

Dippoldiswalder Heide und Wilisch

Dobbertiner Seen u.s.w.

Dobbin-Zietlitzer Feldmark

Dolgener und Hohensprenzer See

Dreigleichen

Dresdener Heide

Dubener Heide

Duen-Helbetal

Eisenberger Holzland

Elbaue Martinskirchen-Muhlberg

Elbhange Dresden-Pirna und Schonfelder Hoch.

Elbtal nordlich von Meissen

Elsteraue

Elsteraue und Teichlandschaft u.s.w.

Elsteraue zwischen Herzberg und Ubigau

Elsterniederung u.s.w.

Endmoranenzug Brohmer u.s.w.

Fahner Hohe

Feldberger Seenlandschaft

Fischland-Darss-Zingst

Flaming

Flemsdorf

IV 1,870 1925

IV 1,478 1981

IV 1,166

IV 1,708 1961

IV 2,140 1938

IV 3,550 1961

IV 1,082 1981

IV 1,137 1961

IV 1,649 1939

IV 250 1961

IV 1,130 1957

V 2,796 1968

V 1,487 1968

V 4,340 1965

V 3,548 1964

V 4,103 1970

V 1,960 1965

V 7,200 1975

V 1,157 1968

V 16,270 1966

V 3,175 1966

V 2,808 1968

V 4,800 1968

V 16,500 1957

V 4,600 1963

V 16,700 1963

V 1,036 1974

V 2,420 1974

V 12,100 1964

V 2,000 1938

V 1,500 1961

V 1,698 1960

V 5,876 1971

V 11,380 1961

V 5,600 1963

V 1,828 1983

V 1,490 1968

V 3,540 1974

V 2,320 1960

V 10,000 1937

V 1,860 1968

V 2,160 1968

V 19,650 1968

V 5,000 1962

V 4,950 1970

V 7,000 1962

V 15,000 1966

V 38,670 1961

V 1,720 1965

92


Freiberger Mulde-Zschopau

Fiiedewald und Moritzburger Teichgebiet

Gamengrund

Gebiet um Bad Wilsnack

Geraer Stadtwald

Gotzer Berge

Grabentour

Grosser See bei Furstenwerder

Grosser und Kleiner Gleichberg

Grosssteinberg-Ammelshain

. Grunau-Grunheider Wald-und Seengebiet

Gubener Fliesstaler

Gulitzer Endmorane und Kummerower See

Haffkuste

Hainleite

Hakel

Harbke-Allertal

•Harz

Havelquellseen Kratzeburg

Heiligenstadter Stadtwald

Helmestausee

Hiddensee

Hildburghauser Wald

Hohburger Berge

Hohes Holz-Saures Holz mit ostlicem Vorland

Ilmtal

Insel Usedom

Inselsee und Heidberg

Jessener Berge

Kleinseenplatte Neustrelitz

Klocksiner Seenkette

Knappensee

Kohrener Land

Konigshainer Berge

Korbaer Teich und Lebusaer Waldgebiet

Kothener See

Krakower Seenlandschaft

Kuhberg-Steinicht

Kuhlung

Kyffhauser

Kyritzer Seenkette

Lausitzer Grenzwall zwischen u.s.w.

Lauta-Hoyerswerda-Wittichenau

Lehniner Wald- und Seengebiet

Leipziger Auewald

Lewitz

Lindenthaler Forst

Lindhorst-Ramstedter Forst

Linkselbische Taler zwiscen u.s.w.

Ludwigsluster Schlosspark u.s.w.

V 7,000 1963

V 5,565 1977

V 2,390 1965

V 2,700 1964

V 1,575 1972

V 2,325 1966

V 2,864 1968

V 1,200 1962

V 1,988 1939

V 2,440 1963

V 21,700 1965

V 3,200 1968

V 9,000 1962

V 12,500 1962

V 5,976 1970

V 1,425 1939

V 22,770 1975

V 154,700 1960

V 2,600 1962

V 3,025 1960

V 1,717 1970

V 1,860 1955

V 5,250 1978

V 2,000 1963

V 7,240 1964

V 19,850 1960

V 37,500 1966

V 1,300 1964

V 1,025 1968

V 12,000 1962

V 20,000 1962

V 1,100 1968

V 17,000 1959

V 4,855 1974

V 2,258 1968

V 1,790 1966

V 2,350 1955

V 1,377 1968

V 14,000 1966

V 7,722 1941

V 1,600 1958

V 14,235 1968

V 2,920 1968

V 2,525 1966

V 5,700 1959

V 12,000 1959

V 4,070 1975

V 5,996 1964

V 2,355 1974

V 1,500 1955

93

Parcs nationaux et aires profiies

Lychen-Boitzenburg

Madlitz-Falenhagener Seengebiet

Malchiner Becken

Markische Schweiz

Merzdorf-Hirschfelder Waldhohen

Mittelelbe

Mittelheide

Mitdere Mulde

Mittlerer Strelasund

Mittleres Saaletal

Mittleres Warnowtal

Mittleres Zschopautal

Mockern-Magdeburgerforth

Muhlhauser Stadtwald

Muldental-Chemnitzal

Muritz-Seen-Park

Nauen-Brieselang

Naunhof-Brandiser Forst

Neisseaue im Kreis Forst

Neuendorfer See

Neuruppin-Rheinsberg u.s.w.

Noitzscher-und Prellheide

Nordliches Harzvorland

Ober-Uecker-See

Obere Saale

Oberes Vogtland

Oberes Westerzgebirge

Oberes Zschopautal

Oberlausitzer Bergland

Osterzgebirge

Ostrand der Arendseer Hochflache

Ostrugen

Parthenaue-Machern

Peitzer Teichlandschaft mit Hammergraben

Petersberg

Plauer See

Plothener Teichgebiet

Potsdamer Havelseengebiet

Pressnitztal

Rabensteiner Wald-Pfaffenberg

Rambower und Rudower See

Rathenower Wald-und Seengebiet

Rennsteigstreifen

Rinne-Rotenbachtal

Rippachtal

Rodderaue

Rotehofbachtal

Saale

Sachsische Schweiz

Saidenbachtalsperre

V 7,500 1962

V 1,030 1965

V 6,000 1962

V 3,800 1957

V 2,060 1968

V 48,200 1957

V 2,500 1969

V 9,700 1963

V 2,300 1966

V 19,150 1972

V 8,500 1964

V 1,487 1968

V 29,140 1975

V 3,496 1970

V 11,471 1968

V 30,000 1962

V 3,225 1966

V 2,750 1963

V 1,330 1968

V 1,600 1968

V 80,200 1966

V 1,500 1963

V 13,506 1961

V 5,400 1962

V 21,240 1965

V 17,100 1968

V 17,015 1981

V 8,207 1968

V 30,730 1963

V 55,025 1968

V 7,210 1964

V 47,500 1966

V 1,300 1963

V 2,040 1968

V 1,730 1961

V 3,500 1957

V 1,896 1961

V 16,250 1966

V 2,300 1984

V 1,280 1962

V 1,500 1960

V 17,325 1966

V 3,900 1940

V 6,976 1970

V 2,880 1968

V 1,720 1960

V 2,444 1964

V 28,550 1961

V 36,810 1956

V 4,490 1962

94


Salzwedel-Diesdorf

Schaalsee und Heckenlandschaft Techin

Scharmutzelsee-Storkower u.s.w.

Schlaubetal

Schweriner Seenlandschaft

Schwielochsee

Seendreieck bei Furstensee

Seengebiet Warin-Neukloster

Seenkette bei Comthurey

Sewekow

Spree-und Teichgebiet sudlich Uhyst

Spreeniederung

Spreewald

Sprottetal

Stadtwald Berlin

Staubeckenlandschaft Brasinchen-Spremberg

Steigerwald

Stepenitztal

Strausberger und Blumenthaler

Striegistaler

Sudlich von Zwickau

Sud lic her Dromling

Susser See

Tal der Wilden Weisseritz

Talsperre Kriebstein

Talsperre Pirk

Talsperre Pohl

Talsperre Quitzdorf und Kollmer Hohen

Templiner Seenkreuz

Teupitz-Koriser Seengebiet

Tharandter Wald

Thummlitzwald

—>Thuringer Wald

Thuringische Rhon

Tollense-Becken

Torgelower See

Triebischtaler

Uchte-Tangerquellen

Untere Havel

Wald- und Restseengebiet Dobern

Wald-u.Seengeb.z.Schwielochsee,Libe.u.Spree.

Walder um Greiz und Werdau

Waldgebiet Huy

Waldgebiet bei Crivitz u. Barniner See

Waldgebiet des Fallstein

Wallensteingraben

Wandlitz-Biesenthal-Prendener Seegebiet

Webellinsee-Grimnitzsee

Weidatalsperre

Wermsdorfer Forst

V 13,310 1975

V 2,500 1958

V 10,600 1965

V 6,490 1965

V 4,300 1938

V 4,440 1965

V 3,200 1962

V 7,500 1938

V 1,200 1962

V 2,850 1966

V 1,210 1968

V 1,850 1974

V 28,700 1968

V 1,100 1984

V 7,548 1972

V 2,925 1968

V 1,188 1970

V 1,600 1958

V 6,120 1965

V 4,233 1968

V 6,200 1968

V 2,556 1967

V 3,820 1954

V 1,415 1960

V 1,162 1968

V 1,432 1940

V 2,300 1962

V 4,417 1974

V 11,500 1962

V 23,317 1966

V 5,440 1974

V 11,500 1984

V 151,613 1963

V 61,500 1989

V 10,000 1962

V 3,000 1962

V 1,940 1974

V 6,681 1975

V 21,940 1967

V 1,850 1968

V 3,850 1968

V 5,525 1961

V 1,561 1939

V 1,000 1964

V 1,375 1939

V 2,000 1966

V 5,600 1965

V 3,790 1965

V 1,680 1961

V 13,000 1963

95


Westlausitz

Wiesen-und Teichgebiet Eulo und Jamno

Wiesen-und Teichlandschaft Kolkwitz-Hanchen

Wolletzseengebiet

Zeitzgrund

Zichtauer Berge und Klotzer Forst

Zittauer Gebirge

Zuwachs-Kulzauer Forst

GERMANY, FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF/ALLEMAGNE,

REPUBLIQUE FEDERALE D'

V 29,070 1974

V 1,440 1968

V 2,020 1968

V 7,000 1965

V 1,291 1958

V 10,800 1964

V 6,270 1958

V 5,040 1975

Summary/Sommaire



CategoryXCategorie V 25 2,809,792

Total 54 2,955^80



Depuis de la realisation de la presente liste, la Republique federale d'Allemagne et la Republique

democratique allemande ont fusionne pour former la Republique federale d'Allemagne.


—^ Bayerischer Wald

Berchtesgaden

(Niedersachsisches Wattenmeer

H^ 'j Wattenmeer (Hamburg)

l^/attenmeer (Schleswig-Holstein)


Ammergebirge

Baerguendle Oytal and Hoefats

Die Lucie

Dollart

Eggstatt-Hemhofer Seenplatte

Federsee

Feldberg

Hahnheide

Hoher Ifen

Isarauen zwischen schaefrlorn und Bad Toelz

Karwendel und Karwendelvorgebirge

Krickenbecker Seen

Kuehkopf-knoblochsaue

Laacher See

Lange Rhoen

Langeeog

Luneburger Heide

Nord-Sylt

Oberharz

Oestliche Chiemgauer Alpen

II 13,100 1969

V 20,800 1978

V 240,000 1986

V 11,000 1990

V 285,000 1985

rv 28,850 1963

IV 3,850

IV 1,800

IV 2,140

IV 1,000

IV 1,400 1939

IV 3,231

IV 1,450

rv 2,430

IV 1,663

IV 19,100 1959

IV 1,240

IV 2,369

IV 2,100

IV 2,657

IV 600

IV 19,720 1920

IV 1,796 1969

IV 7,030 1954

IV 9,500

96


Saupark

Schachen ui

Schliffkopf

Siebengebirge

Spiekeroog Os

WahnerHeide

Wurzacher

ure Parks/Pi

Altmuhltal

Augburg-V

Bayerische

Bayerische

Bergstrase

Dummer

Fichtelgebirge

Franken Wald

Frankenhohe

Frankisch

Hasberge

Hessenrei

Hoher Vo,

Nordeifel

Oberpfelz

Pfalzerwald

Schonbuch

Siebengebirge

Soiling-Vogler

Steigerwald

Steinwald

GHANA

Bia

Bui

Digya

Mole

Nini-Suhien

ct Nature R

Kogyae

dlife Sancti

Bomfobiri

Owabi

inger Tal mit Daumen IV 2,100

IV 2,480

id Reintal IV 4,000

IV 1,380

ge IV 4,200

Ostplate IV 885

de IV 2,630

*eid IV 1,387

rcs naturels

V 290,800

estliche Walder V 117,500

Rhon V 124,000

Spessart V 171,000

Menwald V 162,850

V 47,210

PV 100,400

Id V 97,170

e V 110,450

Schweiz-Veldensteiner Forst V 234,600

V 80,400

ier und Manteler Wald V 27,000

Isberg V 38,447

V 175,116

Wald V 72,385

V 179,850

V 15,564

ge V 4,200

*er V 52,750

V 128,000

Summary/Sommaire

V 23,300


CategoryXCategorie n 5 1,029,795


Total 8 1,074,637

'arcs nationaux

II 7,770

D 207,360

n 312,595

II 491,440

t II 10,630

serves/Reserves strictes de nature

I 32,400

uies/Sanctuaires de ressources sauvages

IV 5,184

IV 7,258

1969

1974

1967

1963

1960

1972

1971

1973

1974

1988

1974

1975

1958

1960

1971

1959

1974

1959

1966

1971

1970

1974

1971

1971

1971

1976

1976

1975

1971

97


GREECE/GRECE

Ainos

Mount Oita

•^Mount Ol;

Parnassos

Parnitha

Pindos

—^-Prespes

Samaria

Sounion

Vikos-Aoos

Game Refuges/F

Dadia-Lefki

Breeding Station

Antimilos Is

Natural Monum<

—^- Petrified Fo;

Piperi Island

Aesthetic Fon

Kalavrita

Kavala

Skiathos Island

Tembi Valley

Controlled Hum

Dias Island

Gioura Island

GRENADA/GRENADE


GUATEMALA

Summary/Sommaire





Total 20

52,642

18,000

10,633

22,428

103,703

'arcs nationaux

n 2,862

n 7,210

npos n 3,998

n 3,513

n 3,812

n 6,927

n 19,470

n 4,850

V 3,500

lefuges de faune

V 12,600

imi and Soufli Forest IV 7,200

is/Stations d'elevage

sland IV 745

ents/Monuments naturels

rest of Lesbos Island 111 15,000

d IV 438

s/Forets esthetiques

V 1,750

V 2,816

and III 3,000

9V 1,762

ing Areas/Zones de chasse surveillees

IV 1,250

id IV 1,000

Summary/Sommaire


CategoryXCategorie III 1 2,000



Total 9 88,272

1962

1966

1938

1938

1961

1966

1974

1962

1974

1973

1986

1963

1985

1980

1977

1979

1977

1974

1977

1979


Laguna Lachua n 10,000 1978

98


Santa Rosalia

—»-Tikal

Volcan de Pacaya

Biotopes/Biotopes

Chocon-Machacas

Mario Dary Rivera (Quetzal)

Monterrico

University Biotope for Conservation of Quetzal

Protected Areas/Aires proteg&s

Dos Pilas Cultural Monument

GUINEA/GUINEE

V

II

III

rv

IV

IV

IV

GUINEA-BISSAU/GUINEE-BISSAU


GUINEE

Voir paragraphe GUINEA

GUINEE-BISSAU

Voir paragraphe GUINEA-BISSAU

GUINEE EQUATORIALE

Voir paragraphe EQUATORIAL GUINEA

GUYANA


_F» Kaieteur

HAITI

1,000

57,400

2,000

6,400

1,153

6,000

1,153

3,166

Summary/Sommaire


Total 2

129,170

129,170

Strict Nature Re

-*» Massif du Z

_^- Mount Nim

serves/Reserves strictes de nature

iama

ba

I 116,170

13,000I

11,655

Summary/Sommaire


Total 2 7,700

1956

1957

1963

1981

1976

1977

1977

1932

1944

Summary/Sommaire


Total 1

11,655

11,655

1929

99

Parcs nationauy, et aires protegies


—^ La Visite

-^- Macaya

HOLY SEE/SAINT SIEGE


HONDURAS

I!

II

2,200

5,500

1983

1983

Agalta

Azul Meambar

Celaque

Cerro Azul

- Islas de la 1

LaTigra

Montana d<

Montana d<

Montana d<

Pico Bonito

Pico de Pijol

Rio Platano

Santa Barbara

Trifmio

logical Rese

El Chile

ElPital

Guajiquiro

Guisayote

Misaco

Montecillos

Opalaca

Uyuca

Volcan F

Yerba Buena

Yuscaran

dlife Refuge

Corralitos

El Armado

Erapuca

La Muralla

Mixcure

Montana Verde

Puca

Summary/Sommaire



Total 34

588,616

120,753

709369

'arcs nationaux

n 53,000

bar n 20,000

n 27,000

n 15,000

lahia ii 29,416

n 7,500

Comayagua n 18,000

Cusuco u 18,000

Yoro n 15,500

n 5,400

•1 n 11,400

ii 350,000

ira n 13,000

•ves/Reserves biologiques

n 5,400

IV 6,000

IV 3,800

IV 7,000

IV 7,000

IV 4,600

IV 12,500

IV 14,500

IV 1,100

iyita IV 9,700

a IV 3,600

s/Refuges de ressources sauvages

IV 2,300

IV 5,500

IV 3,500

IV 5,600

Los Higuerales IV 1,600

IV 8,000

rde IV 8,300

IV 4,900

1987

1987

1987

1987

1980

1987

1987

1987

1987

1980

1987

1987

1986

100


Rios de Cuero y Salado IV 8,500

Texiguat IV 10,000


Lancetilla Botanic Garden IV 1,253

HUNGARY/HONGRIE

Summary/Sommaire



Total 46 511,149


Aggtelek V 19,708

•*• BukkV 38,815

—^ Hortobagy V 52,000

Kiskunsag V 30,628

Nature Conservation Areas/Aires de conservation de la nature

Agota-puszta IV 4,700

Nagybereki Feher-viz IV 1,537

Pusztakocsi mocsarak (Egyek) IV 2,815

Tiszadobi arter IV 1,000

Tiszafuredi madarrezervatum IV 2,500


Badacsonyi V 7,028

Barcsi osborokas V 3,417

Beda-Kora-Pancrai V 6,497

Borzsonyi V 17,897

Budai V 10,234

Devavanyai V 3,433

Ferto-tavi V 12,542

Gemenci V 17,779

Gerecsei V 8,617

Hajdirsagi V 5,680

Hansagi V 6,243

Kali-medence V 9,110

Kelet-Mecseki V 9,248

Keszthelyi-TK V 2,711

Kis-Balaton V 14,745

Koszegi V 3,987

Kozep-Tiszai V 7,670

Lazberci V 3,634

Martelyi V 2,232

Matrai V 11,862

Ocsai V 3,575

Orgovanyi V 2,953

Orsegi V 37,911

Pilisi V 23,323

Pitvarai parztak V 3,156

Pusztaszeri V 22,151

1988

1978

1985

1976

1973

1975

1973

1977

1973

1977

1973

1965

1974

1989

1978

1978

1975

1977

1977

1977

1988

1976

1984

1977

1984

1986

1980

1978

1986

1971

1985

1975

1976

1978

1978

1989

1976

101


Sarreti V 2,210

Soprani V 4,905

Szabadkigyosi V 4,773

Szatmar-Beregi V 22,246

Szentgyorgyvolgyi V 1,916

Szigetkozi V 9,158

Tihanyi V 1,100

Tokaj-Bodrogzugi V 4,242

Vertesi V 13,723

Zempleni V 26,496

Zselicsegi V 9,042

ICELAND/ISLANDE

Summary/Sommaire

CategoryXCategorie I 1 270


CategoryXCategorie in 5 38,604



Total 22 915,924


—*• Jokulsargljufur n 15,100

—*-Skaftafell n 160,000

—^Thingvellir u 5,000


Fjallabak V 47,000

Flatey IV 100

Geitland m 11,750

Herdisarvik V 4,000

Kringilsarrani IV 8,500

Miklavatn IV 1,550

-HrSurtsey i 270

Thjosarver IV 37,500


Alftaversgigar m 3,650

Askja i Dyngjufjollum m 5,000

Lakagigar m 16,000

Skogafoss m 2,204

Nature Reserves (Landscape)/Reserves de nature (Paysages)

Esjufjoll V 27,000

Herdubreidarfridland V 17,000

Hornstrandir V 58,000

Hvannalindir i Krepputungu IV 4,300

Lonsoraefi V 32,000

Vatnsfjorour V 20,000

Conservation Areas/Aires de conservation

Myvatn Laxa V 440,000

1985

1977

1987

1982

1976

1987

1952

1985

1976

1984

1976

1973

1967

1928

1979

1975

1988

1988

1975

1977

1965

1981

1975

1978

1971

1987

1978

1974

1975

1973

1977

1975

1974

102


ILES COOK

Voir paragraphe COOK ISLANDS

ILES MARSHALL

Voir paragraphe MARSHALL ISLANDS

ILES SALOMON

Voir paragraphe SOLOMON ISLANDS

INDIA/INDE

Summary/Sommaire

I 2Category\Categorie

Category\Categorie

Category\Categorie

Category\Categorie

Total

196,043

3,329,300

9,937,205

18,600

13,481,148

u 57

IV 299

V 1

359


Anshi II 25,000 1987

Balphakram II 22,000 1986

Bandhavgarh II 44,884 1968

~^~ Bandipur II 87,420 1974

Bannerghatta II 10,427 1974

Bansda II 2,399 1976

Bhagwan Mahavir II 10,700 1978

—*• Corbett n 52,082 1936

Dachigam n 14,100 1981

—p" Desert ii 316,200 1981

Dudwa ii 49,029 1977

Eravikulam n 9,700 1978

_^Gir n 25,871 1975

Great Himalayan n 60,561 1984

Gugamal ii 36,180 1987

Hemis High Altitude ii 410,000 1981

Indira Gandhi n 11,808 1989

Indravati n 125,837 1978

Kanger Ghati u 20,000 1982

v Kanha n 94,000 1955

.—^.Kaziranga u 42,996 1974

Keibul Lamjao n 4,000 1977

Keoladeo u 2,873 1981

^jf Khangchendzonga n 84,950 1977

Kishtwar n 31,000 1981

Kudremukh n 60,032 1987

Madhav u 15,615 1959

Marine (Gulf of Kutch) n 16,289 1982

Mouling n 48,300 1986

Nagarahole u 64,339 1975

103


Namdapha

Nanda Devi

Nawegaon

Neora Valley

Nokrek

North Simlipal

Palamau

Panna

Pench (Maharashtra)

Pench (Madhaya Pradesh)

—^- Periyar

Pin Valley

Rajaji

—^ Ranthambore

Sanjay Gandhi

Sanjay

Sariska

Satpura

Silent Valley

Singalila

Sirohi

->- Sundarbans

Tadoba

Valley of Flowers

Velavadar


Abohar

Achanakmar

Anamalai

Andhari

Aner Dam

Arabithittu

Aralam

Badalkhol

Bagdara

Balimela

Baltal

Balukhand

Bandh Baretha

Bandli

Barda

Barnadi

Barnawapara

Bassi

Bhadra

Bhagwan Mahavir

Bhairamgarh

Bhensrodgarh

Bhimashankar

Bhimbandh

II 198,524 1983

I 63,033 1982

n 13,388 1975

ii 8,689 1986

n 6,801 1985

n 84,570 1978

u 21,300 1986

n 542,666 1981

n 25,726 1975

n 29,286 1977

n 30,500 1982

u 80,736 1987

n 83,153 1988

n 39,200 1980

n 8,696 1983

ii 193,801 1981

n 27,380 1982

u 52,437 1981

n 8,952 1980

n 7,860 1986

n 4,130 1982

i 133,010 1984

n 11,655 1955

n 8,950 1982

n 3,408 1976

IV 18,824 1975

IV 55,155 1975

IV 84,935 1976

rv 50,900 1986

IV 8,294 1986

IV 1,350

rv 5,500 1984

IV 10,435 1975

IV 47,890 1978

IV 16,000

IV 20,300 1987

IV 7,200 1984

IV 19,276 1985

IV 3,947 1962

IV 19,931 1979

IV 2,622 1980

IV 24,466 1976

IV 15,290

IV 49,246 1974

IV 14,852 1967

IV 13,895 1983

IV 22,914 1983

IV 13,100 1985

IV 68,190 1976

104


Bhitar Kanika

Biligiri Ranga Swamy Temple

Binsar

Bir Shikargah

Bor

Bori

Brahmagiri

Buxa

Cauvery

Chail

Chandaka Dampada

Chandoli

Chandra Prabha

Changthang

Chaprala

Chautala

Chilka

Chimony

Chinnar

Churdhar

Coringa

Cotigao

D'Ering Memorial

Dalma

Dampa

Dandeli

Daranghati

Darlaghat

Darrah

Debrigarh

Dipor Beel

Dumkhal

Eturnagaram

Fambong Lho

Gamgul Siya-Behi

Gandhi Sagar

Gautala A utram

Gautam Budha

Ghataprabha

Ghatigaon Great Indian Bustard

Gir

Gobind Sagar

Gomarda

Govind Pashu Vihar

Great Indian Bustard

Gulmarg

Gumti

Hadgarh

Halliday Island

HarikeLake

IV 17,000 1975

rv 32,440 1974

IV 4,559 1988

IV 1,093 1975

IV 6,110 1970

IV 51,825 1977

IV 18,129 1974

IV 31,452 1986

IV 51,051 1987

IV 11,004 1976

IV 22,000 1982

IV 30,900 1985

IV 7,800 1957

rv 400,000 1987

IV 13,500 1986

IV 11,396 1987

IV 1,553 1987

rv 10,500 1984

IV 9,044 1984

IV 5,659 1985

IV 23,570 1978

IV 10,500 1968

IV 19,000 1978

IV 19,322 1976

rv 68,100 1985

IV 572,907 1975

IV 2,701 1962

IV 9,871 1962

IV 26,583 1955

IV 34,690 1985

IV 4,000 1989

IV 44,818 1982

IV 81,259 1953

IV 5,160 1984

IV 10,546 1949

IV 36,862 1974

IV 26,100 1986

IV 25,948 1976

IV 2,979 1974

IV 51,200 1981

IV 115,342 1965

IV 12,067 1962

IV 27,782 1972

IV 95,312 1954

IV 849,644 1979

V 18,600 1987

IV 38,954 1988

IV 19,160 1978

IV 583 1976

IV 4,300 1982

105


Hastinapur

Hazaribagh

Hirapora

Hokarsar

Idukki

Indira Priyadarshini

Intanki

Itanagar

Jaikwadi

Jaisamand

Jaldapara

Jamwa Ramgarh

Jawahar Sagar

Jessore

Kabar

Kachchh Desert

Kaimur (Uttar Pradesh)

Kaimur (Bihar)

Kalakad

Kalatop and Khajjiar

Kalsubai Harishchandragad

Kanawar

Kapilasa

Karakoram

Karera Great Indian Bustard

Karlapat

Katarniaghat

Katepurna

Kawal

Kedarnath

Keladevi

Ken Gharial

Khalasuni

Kheoni

Khokhan

Kias

Kinnersani

Kishanpur

Koderma

Kolleru

Kondakameru

Kotgarh

Koyna

Kugti

Kuldiha

Kumbhalgarh

Lachipora

Lakhari

Lanjamadugu

Laokhowa

IV 2,073 1986

IV 18,625 1976

IV 11,000 1987

IV 1,000

IV 7,700 1976

IV 1,320

IV 20,202 1975

IV 14,030 1978

IV 34,105 1986

rv 5,200 1956

IV 11,563 1941

IV 30,000 1982

IV 10,000 1980

rv 18,066 1978

IV 20,400 1986

IV 750,622 1986

IV 50,075 1982

IV 134,222 1978

IV 22,358 1976

IV 3,069 1949

IV 36,200 1986

IV 6,157 1954

IV ' 12,600 1970

IV 180,000

IV 20,221 1981

rv 25,500 1969

rv 40,009 1976

IV 1,500

IV 89,228 1965

IV 97,524 1972

IV 67,600 1983

IV 4,500 1981

IV 11,600 1982

IV 12,270 1982

IV 1,760 1954

IV 1,220 1954

IV 63,540 1977

IV 22,712 1972

IV 17,795 1985

IV 90,100 1963

IV 43,000

IV 39,950 1981

IV 42,400 1985

rv 33,000 1962

IV 27,275 1984

IV 57,826 1971

IV 8,000 1987

rv 11,835 1985

IV 3,620 1978

IV 7,014 1979

106


Lawalang

Limber

Lippa Asrang

Lothian Island

Maenam

Mahanadi Baisipalli

Mahananda

Mahuadaur

Majathal

Malvan

Manali

Manas

Manjira

Marine (Gulf of Kutch)

Mehao

Melghat

Melkote Temple

Mookambika

Mount Abu

Mudumalai

Mukurthi

Mundanthurai

Nagarjunasagar Srisailam

Nagzira

Nahargarh

Naina Devi

NaktiDam

Nal Sarovar

Nameri

Nandini

Nandur Madmeshwar

Narayan Sarovar

Nargu

Narsingarh

National Chambal (Rajasthan)

National Chambal (Madhaya Pradesh)

National Chambal (Uttar Pradesh)

Neyyar

Nongkhyllem

Noradehi

Nugu

Orang

Overa

Overa-Aru

Pabha

Pachmarhi

Painganga

Pakhal

Pakhui

Palamau

rv 21,103 1978

IV 2,600 1987

rv 2,953 1962

IV 3,885 1976

rv 3,534 1987

IV 16,835 1981

IV 12,722 1976

IV 6,325 1976

rv 3,164 1962

rv 2,912 1987

IV 3,127 1954

rv 39,100 1928

IV 2,000 1978

IV 29,303 1986

rv 28,150 1980

rv 159,733 1985

IV 4,982 1974

rv 24,700 1974

IV 28,884 1960

rv 32,155 1940

rv 7,846 1982

rv 56,738 1962

IV 35,689 1978

IV 15,281 1969

IV 5,000 1980

rv 3,719 1962

IV 20,640 1985

rv 12,082 1969

rv 13,707 1985

rv 3,372 1981

rv 10,010 1986

rv 76,579 1981

rv 24,313 1962

rv 5,719 1974

IV 28,000 1983

IV 42,300 1978

rv 63,500 1979

rv 12,800 1958

IV 2,900 1981

IV 118,696 1975

IV 3,032 1974

IV 7,260 1985

rv 3,237 1981

rv 42,500 1987

rv 4,900

IV 46,086 1977

rv 32,462 1986

rv 86,205 1952

rv 86,195 1977

IV 76,700 1976

107


Palpur (Kuno)

Famed

Panpatha

Papikonda

Parambikulam

Parasnath

Peechi Vazhani

Pench

Peppara

Periyar

Phansad

Phen

Phulwari

Pobitora

Pocharam

Point Calimere

Pong Dam

Pranhita

Pulicat (Andhra Pradesh)

Pulicat (Tamil Nadu)

Pushpagiri

Radhanagari

Rajgir

Raksham Chitkul

Ramgarh Bundi

Ramnagar

Rampura

Ranebennur

Ranipur

Ratanmahal

Ratapani

Rupi Bhabha

Sagareshwar

Sailana

Sajnakhali

Sanjay (Dubri)

Saptasajya

Sardarpur

Sariska

Satkosia Gorge

Sawai Mansingh

Sechu Tuan Nala

Semarsot

Senchal

Sepahijala

Sharavathi Valley

Shenduruny

Shergarh

Shettihally

Shikari Devi

IV 34,468 1981

IV 26,212 1983

IV 24,584 1983

IV 59,068 1978

IV 28,500 1973

IV 4,923 1984

IV 12,500 1958

IV 11,847 1977

IV 5,300 1983

IV 47,200 1950

IV 7,000 1986

IV 11,024 1983

IV 51,141 1983

IV 3,883 1987

IV 12,964 1952

IV 1,726 1967

IV 32,270 1983

IV 13,603 1980

IV 58,000 1976

IV 46,102 1980

IV 10,292 1987

IV 37,200 1958

rv 3,584 1978

IV 3,827 1962

IV 30,700 1982

IV 1,290 1981

IV 1,501 1988

IV 11,900 1974

IV 23,031 1977

IV 5,565 1982

IV 68,879 1976

IV 85,414 1982

IV 1,100 1985

IV 1,296 1983

IV 36,234 1976

IV 36,459 1975

IV 2,000 1970

IV 34,812 1983

IV 49,200 1958

IV 79,552 1976

w 10,325 1984

IV 65,532 1962

IV 43,036 1978

IV 3,860 1976

IV 1,853 1987

IV 43,123 1974

IV 10,032 1984

IV 9,871 1983

w 39,560 1974

IV 7,119 1962

108


Simbalbara

Simlipal

Singba

Singhori (Sindhari)

Sita Mata

Sitanadi

Siwaram

Sohagabarwa

Someshwara

Son Gharial

Sonai Rupai

Sonanadi

Srivenkateswara

Srivilliputhur

Sukhna

Sunabeda

Sunda Mata

Surinsar-Mansar

Talkaveri

Talra

Tamor Pingla

Tansa

Thattekkad Bird

Tirthan

Todgarh Raoli

Tongri

Trishna

Tundah

Tungabadra

Udanti

Ushakothi

Valmikinagar

Van Vihar

Wild Ass

Wynad

Yagoupokpi Lokchao

Yawal

Andaman and Nicobar Islands/Iies Andaman et Nicobar


Marine (Wandur) II

Mount Harriet Island u

Saddle Peak II


Barren Island IV

Battimalve Island IV

Benett Island IV

Bluff Island IV

Bondoville Island FV

rv 1,720 1958

IV 135,500 1978

rv 3,250 1984

rv 28,791 1976

rv 42,294 1979

IV 55,336 1974

rv 2,992 1978

IV 42,820 1987

IV 8,840 1974

rv 4,180 1981

rv 17,500 1934

rv 30,118 1987

rv 50,700

IV 48,520 1988

IV 2,542

IV 44,213 1983

IV 10,700

IV 3,958 1981

IV 10,500 1987

IV 3,616 1962

IV 60,852 1978

rv 30,481 1970

IV 2,500 1983

rv 6,825 1976

rv 49,527 1983

rv 2,000

IV 17,056 1987

IV 41,948 1962

rv 22,422

IV 24,759 1983

IV 30,403 1987

rv 46,160 1978

rv 5,993 1955

rv 495,370 1973

rv 34,444 1973

rv 18,480 1989

rv 17,752 1969

28,150

4,622

3,255

810

223

346

114

255

1983

1979

1979

1977

1985

1987

1987

1987

109


Buchanan Island

Cinque Island

Crocodile (Lohabarrack)

Defence Island

East (Inglis) Island

East Island

Flat Island

Interview Island

James Island

Kyd Island

Landfall Island

Narcondum Island

North Reef Island

Paget Island

Pitman Island

Point Island

Ranger Island

Reef Island

Roper Island

Ross Island

Sandy Island

Shearme Island

Sir Hugh Rose Island

South Brother Island

South Reef Island

South Sentinel Island

Spike Island

Swamp Island

Table (Delgarno) Island

Table (Excelsior) Island

Talabaicha Island

Temple Island

Tillanchong Island

West Island

Lakshadweep


INDONESIA/INDONESIE

IV 933 1987

IV 951 1987

IV 10,600 1983

IV 1,049 1987

IV 355 1987

IV 611 1987

IV 936 1987

IV 13,300 1985

IV 210 1987

IV 800 1987

IV 2,948 1987

IV 681 1977

IV 348 1977

IV 736 1987

IV 137 1987

IV 307 1987

IV 426 1987

IV 174 1987

IV 146 1987

IV 101 1987

IV 158 1987

IV 785 1987

IV 106 1987

IV 124 1987

IV 117 1987

IV 161 1977

IV 1,170 1987

rv 409 1987

IV 229 1987

IV 169 1987

IV 321 1987

IV 104 1987

IV 1,683 1985

IV 640 1987

Summary/Sommaire

CategoryXCate'gorie I 79 7,173,667




Total 169 17,799,787

110


Irian .lava/Irian Jaya


> Teluk Cenderawasih


Enarotali

_-** Lorentz

Pegunungan Cyclops

Pulau Batanta Barat

Pulau Biak Utara

Pulau Misool

Pulau Salawati Utara

Pulau Superiori

Pulau Waigeo Barat

Pulau Yapen Tengah

Rawa Biru

Teluk Bintuni


Pegunungan Jayawijaya

Pulau Angrameos

Pulau Dolok

—-»*• Wasur


Teluk Yotefa

Java/Java


Baluran "proposed"

—=p. Bromo-Tengger-Semeru "proposed"

Gunung Gede Pangrango "proposed"

Meru Betiri "proposed"

^ Ujung Kulon "proposed"


—*• Kepulauan Seribu


Arjuno Lalijiwo

Cibodas-Gunung Gede

Gunung Burangrang

Gunung Celering

Gunung Halimun

Gunung Honje

Gunung Simpang

Gunung Tilu

Gunung Tukung Gede

Kawah Ijen Ungup-Ungup

Kawah Kamojang

Krakatau

Laut Pasir Tengger-Gunung Bromo

Leuweung Sancang

Nusa Barung

II

IV

IV

IV

IV

n

1,453,500

300,000

2,150,000

22,520

10,000

11,000

84,000

57,000

42,000

153,000

59,000

4,000

450,000

800,000

2,500

600,000

304,000

1,650

108,000

1990

1980

1978

1978

1981

1982

1982

1982

1982

1981

1982

1978

1982

1981

1980

1978

1982

1978

u 25,000 1980

n 57,606 1982

n 15,000 1980

n 58,000 1972

n 76,119 1980

1982

4,960 1972

1,040 1925

2,700 1979

1,279 1973

40,000 1979

19,499 1979

15,000 1979

8,000 1978

1,700 1979

2,468 1920

7,500 1979

2,500 1919

5,287 1919

2,157 1978

6,100 1920

111

Parcs nationaux et aires protegtes

Nusa Kambangan

Pulau Panaitan-Pulau Peucang

Pulau Saobi (Kangean Islands)

Pulau Sempu

Ranu Kumbolo

Rawa Danau

Tangkuban Perahu


Banyuwangi Selatan (Blambangan)

Cikepuh

Gunung Sawal

Pulau Bawean

Yang Plateau


Gunung Camping

Gunung Tampomas

Gunung Tangkuban Perahu

Kalimantan/Kalimantan


Gunung Palung "proposed"

-^ Kutai "proposed"

—-> Tanjung Puting "proposed"


Bukit Baka (Sumatera)

Bukit Raya

Bukit Tangkiling

Gunung Raya Pasi

Mandor

Muara Kaman Sedulang

Padang Luwai

Pararawan 1,11

Sungai Kayan Sungai Mentarang


Gunung PenrisenA3unung Nyiut

Kelumpang-Selat Laut-Selat Sebuku

Pleihari Martapura

Pleihari Tanah Laut

Tanjung Puting


Gunung Asuansang

Pulau Sangalaki


Bukit Suharto

Tanjung Keluang

Lesser Sunda Islands/Les petites Sunda


Bali Barat "proposed"

IV

IV

IV

IV

V

V

V

4,983

17,500

430

877

1,340

2,500

1,290

62,000

8,128

5,400

3,832

14,145

1,102

1,250

1,290

1937

1937

1926

1928

1921

1921

1974

1939

1973

1979

1979

1962

1982

1979

1974

I 90,000 1990

I 200,000 1982

I 355,000 1982

70,500 1987

110,000 1979

2,061 1977

3,742 1978

2,000 1937

62,500 1976

5,000 1982

6,200 1979

1,600,000 1980

/ 180,000 1982

/ 66,650 1981

/ 36,400 1980

/ 35,000 1975

/ 300,040 1978

V 28,000

V 280 1982

V 27,000

V 2,000 1984

II 77,727 1982

112


—k- Komodo Island "proposed"

Rinjani "proposed"


Batukahu I/II/in

Maubesi

May Mull Imburak

Ruteng

Tanah Pedauh


Gunung Wanggameti

Kateri

Manupau

Pulau Menipo

Pulau Moyo

Pulau Padar

Rinca Island

Wae Wuul Mburak


Gugus Pulau Teluk Maumer

Pulau Moyo


Danau Kalimutu

Tuti Adagae

Moluccas/Les Moluques


—^- Manusela (Wai Nua/Wai Mual) "proposed"


Pulau Angwarmase

Pulau Nustarem (Yamdena Is.)

Pulau Nuswatar

Pulau Seho


Pulau Baun

Pulau Manuk


Pulau Banda

Pulau Kasa

Pulau Pombo

Sulawesi/Sulawesi


—^ Dumoga-Bone "proposed"

—>*- Lore Lindu "proposed"


Bantimurung

Bulusaraung

Dua saudara

Gunung Ambang

II 40,729 1980

u 40,000 1990

1,762 1974

1,830 1981

3,000 1985

30,000

543 1975

IV 6,000

IV 4,560 1981

IV 12,000

IV 3,000 1977

IV 18,765 1975

IV 1,533 1969

IV 8,196 1969

IV 3,000 1960

IV 59,450 1987

IV 6,000

V 4,984 1984

V 5,000 1981

n

i

i

i

i

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

n

n

i

i

i

i

189,000

800

3,200

7,500

1,250

13,000

100

2,500

2,000

1,000

300,000

231,000

1,018,000

5,690

4,299

8,638

1982

1978

1978

1978

1972

1974

1981

1977

1978

1973

1982

1982

1980

1980

1978

1978

113


Gunung Kelabat

Karaenta

—^ Morowali

Paboya

Panua

Pegunungan Peruhumpenai

Pulau Mas Popaya Raja

Tangkoko Batuangus

Tangkoko-Dua Saudara

Tanjung Api


Bontobahari

Buton Utara

Gunung Manembo-Nembo

Lampoko Mampie

Lombuyan I/n

Pinjan/Tanjung Matop

Tanjung Batikolo

Tanjung Peropa

Research Forests/Forets d&Iiees a la recherche

Sungai Camba Res


Danau Matado/Mahalano

Danau Towuti

Sumatra/Sumatra


-*^- Barisan Selatan "proposed"

_»>- Gunung Leuser "proposed"

_^ Kerinci Seblat "proposed"


Bukit Tapan

Dolok Sibual Bual

Dolok Sipirok

Gunung Indrapura

Gunung Tujuh

Indrapura

Janthoi

Kelompok Hutan Bakau Pantai Timur Jambi

Manua

Pulau Berkeh

Pulau Burung

Rimbo Panti

Toba Pananjung


Bentayan

-J^Berbak

Bukit Gedang Seblat

Bukit Kayu Embun

: 5,300 1932

: 1,000 1976

225,000 1986

1,000 1973

1,500 1938

90,000 1979

160 1919

4,446

4,299 1978

4,246 1977

IV 4,000 1980

iV 82,000 1979

iv 6,500 1978

IV 2,000 1978

iV 3,665 1974

IV 1,613 1981

IV 5,500 1980

IV 38,937 1986

IV

V

V

II

n

ii

IV

IV

IV

IV

1,300

30,000

65,000

365,000

792,675

1,484,650

66,500

5,000

6,970

70,000

6,200

221,136

8,000

6,500

1,500

500

200

2,830

1,235

19,300

190,000

48,750

106,000

1979

1979

1982

1980

1982

1978

1982

1982

1929

1984

1981

1968

1968

1934

1932

1981

1935

1981

1980

114


Danau Pulau Besar/Danau Bawah IV 25,000 1980

Dangku IV 29,080 1981

Dolok Surungan IV 23,800 1974

Gumai Pasemah IV 45,883 1976

Gunung Raya IV 39,500 1978

Isau-Isau Pasemah IV 12,144 1978

Karang Gading and Langkat Timur Laut IV 15,765 1980

Kerumutan IV 120,000 1979

Padang Sugihan IV 75,000 1983

Rawas Ulu Lakitan IV 213,437 1979

Sekundur and Langkat (South and West) IV 213,985 1939

-^ Sumatera Selatan IV 356,800 1935

Tai-tai Batti IV 56,500 1976

Way Kambas IV 130,000 1937


Pulau Weh IV 2,600 1982

Forest Parks/Parcs forestiers

Dr. Moch. Hatta Grand V 70,000 1986


Pulau Weh V 1,300 1982

IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF)/IRAN (REPUBLIQUE ISLAMIQUE D')

Summary/Sommaire






Total 60 7,528,976


Bamou II 48,075 1962

^ Golestan n 91,895 1957

-*- Kavir ii 420,000 1964

Khogir u 11,570 1982

Sorkheh Hesar n 9,380 1982

Tandoureh n 30,780 1968

—^. Uromiyeh Lake ii 463,600 1967

National Nature Monuments/Monuments naturels nationaux

Alborz-e-Markazi (Central Alborz) m 4,750 1977

Dehloran m 1,400 1976


Amirkelayeh i 1,230 1971

Angoran i 28,600 1971

Bakhtegan i 327,820 1968

Bisiton (Varmangeh) i 31,250

Dez i 5,240 1960

Dodangeh i 6,700 1974

Gamishlo i 49,250 1971

115


Karkheh

Khaber-o-Rouchon

Kharko

Khoshyeylag

Kiamaky

Kolahghazi

Mehroyeh

Miandasht

Miyinkaleh

Shadegan

Touran


Abasbaran

Alborz-e-Markazi

Angoran

Argan

Bahokalat (Gando)

Bahramgor

Bazman

Bigar

Biseton

Dez

Geno

Ghorkhod

Haftadgoleh

Hamoun

Hara

Hormoud

Jahannoma

Karkheh

Kavir

Lar River

Lisar

Marakan

Mond

Moteh

Oshtrankoh

Parvar

Salouk

Serany

Siahkesheim

Tandoureh

Tang Sayyad

Touran

Vargin

IRAQ


3,600 1960

173,750 1971

312 1960

154,400 1963

84,400 1974

48,683 1964

7,468 1971

52,000 1974

68,800 1970

296,000 1972

565,000 1973

V 7,240 1971:

V 399,000 1961

V 96,130 1971

rv 52,800 1972F

IV 382,430 1971

IV 385,000 1973

IV 324,688 1968

V 25,000 1971

V 50,850 1968

V 10,633 1960 i

V 27,500 1972

V 34,000 1971

V 82,000 1970

V 193,500 1967

V 85,686 1972

V 151,284 1976

V 30,600 1974

V 9,427 1960

V 250,000

V 28,000 1976

V 33,050 1970

V 92,715 1966

V 46,700 1976

V 200,000 1964

V 93,950 1970

V 59,840 1962

V 16,000 1973

V 17,800 1971

V 4,500 1967

V 2,300

V 27,000 1971

V 1,295,400 1973

V 28,000

116


IRELAND/IRLANDE

Summary/Sommaire

Category\Categorie n

Category\Categorie IV

Total

3

3

6


•» Connemara

•»• Glenveagh

—>- Killarney


Glenealo Valley

Knockadoon Head and Capel Island

Slieve Bloom Mountains

ISLANDE

Voir paragraphe ICELAND

ISRAEL

II

II

II

IV

IV

IV


Mount Carmel


Amasa Mont

Bashanit Ridge

Beth-Saida

-?>- Dead Sea cliffs

EinGedi

Einot Tzukim (Ein Fesh'ha)

Hai Bar Yotvata

Judean desert

—>• Mount Carmel

Mount Meron

Odem Forest

Ramon (Negev Makheteshim)

Susita

Wadi Meitzr

WadiYeetar

Yahudia Forest

Yatrata

IV

IV

IV

rv

IV

IV

IV

IV

II

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

rv

22,495

4,315

26310

2,699

9,667

10,129

1,958

127

2,230

Summary/Sommaire

CategoryXCategori£ n 1 30,900



Total 18 225386

8,400

1,145

1,037

1,050

6,475

2,780

1,640

3,000

45,000

30,900

10,000

1,100

100,000

1,017

1,054

1,468

6,620

3,200

1980

1984

1932

1988

1985

1986

1981

1972

1979

1972

1980

1970

1980

1971

1956

1972

1973

1972

1980

1973

1970

117


ITALY/TTALIE

Summary/Sommaire

Categoiy\Categorie n 3 125,892


CategoryXCategorie V SI 897,222

Total 108 1,300,565

While compiling the UN List, we were advised by the Ministero dell'Ambiente that the protected

area system in Italy was under review, and that an official list of protected areas was currently

unavailable. The list presented here is derived from unofficial sources.

Tandis que la liste etait en cours de realisation, nous avons ete informes par le Ministero

dell'Ambiente que le reseau italien d'aires protegees etait en revision et qu'il n'y avait pas, pour

1'instant, de liste officielle disponible. La liste que nous proposons ici est tiree de sources non

officielles.


j?» Abruzzo

Calabria

Circeo

»- Gran Paradiso

^«- Stelvio

Biogenetic Reserves/Reserves biogenetiques

Badia Prataglia

Camaldoli

Campigna

Marchesale

Poverella nel Villaggio

Stornara

Vallombrosa


Abbadia di Fiatra

Caprera Managed

Faro S. Martino-Palombaro

Feudo Ugni

Foresta de Circeo

Foresta di Sabaudia

Foresta di Tarvisio

Gole del Raganello

Isola di Caprera

Isola di Montecristo

Lago di Campotosto

Lago di Mezzola - Pian di Spagna

Larna Branca di S. Eufemia a Maiella

Monte Mottac

Monte Rotondo

Monte Velino

Monti del Sole

Pian di Spagna-Lago di Mezzola

Piani Eterni - Errera - Val Falcina

II

II

V

II

V

rv

IV

rv

rv

rv

rv

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

rv

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

40,000

15,892

8,400

70,000

134,620

,408

,168

,191

,257

,086

,456

,270

1,800

1,575

4,202

1,563

3,260

3,070

23,294

1,600

1,575

1,039

1,600

1,586

1,300

2,410

1,452

3,550

3,032

1,586

5,463

1923

1968

1934

1922

1935

1977

1977

1977

1977

1977

1977

1977

1985

1980

1983

1981

1977

1978

1980

1987

1980

1971

1984

1983

1987

1971

1982

1987

1975

1983

1975

118


Salina di Margherita di Savoia

Schiara Occidentals.-

Somadida

Tirone-Alto Vesuvio

Torrente Prescudin

Toscane

Val Tovanella

Val di Fanne FoR/

Valle del Fiume Argentina

Valle del Fiume Lao

Valle del1'Orfento

Valli del Mincio

Vette Feltrine


Ustica

Marine Nature Reserves/Reserves naturelles marines

Secche della Meloria

Marine Sanctuaries/Sanctuaires marins

Monte Cristo Island


Umbra

Regional Urban Parks/Parcs urbains ligionaux

Castelli Roman!

Marturanum

Pineta di Castelfusano


Adamello

Adda Nord

AddaSud

Alpe Veglia

Alpi Apuane

Alta Valle Pesio

Alta Valsesia

Argentera

Boschi di Carrega

Bracco-Mesco-CinqueTerre-Montemarcello

Campo dei Fiori

Capanne di Marcarolo

Colli di Bergamo

Dolomiti di Sesto

Fanes-Sennes-Braies

Gran Bosco di Salbertrand

Groane

Gruppo di Tessa

LaMandria

Magra

Maremma

Migliarino-San Rossore-Massaciuccoli

Mincio

Monte Beigua

IV 3,871 1977

rv 3,172 1975

rv ,676 1972

IV ,005 1972

IV ,670

IV ,039

IV ,040 1971

rv 4,500

IV 3,980 1987

IV 5,200 1987

IV 2,057 1971

IV 1,081 1983

IV 2,764 1975

rv 16,000 1986

IV 120,000 1982

IV 1,035 1979

IV 10,000

v 9,500 1984

V 1,450 1984

V 1,000 1980

V 48,100 1983

v 5,580 1983

V 23,600 1983

v 4,135 1978

v 60,000 1985

v 3,955 1978

v 6,435 1979

V 25,883 1980

v 1,000 1982

v 15,390 1985

V 5,400 1984

V 11,800 1979

V 4,979 1977

V 11,635 1981

V 25,680 1980

V 2,005 1980

V 3,445 1976

V 33,430 1976

V 6,470 1978

v 2,040 1982

V 9,800 1975

V 22,000 1979

V 13,708 1984

V 20,160 1985

119


Monte Corno

Monte di Portofino

Montevecchia e Valle del Curone

Monti Simbruini

Orsiera-Rocciavre

Paneveggio-Pale di San Martino

Pineta di Appiano Gentile e Tradate

Po Delta

Pollino

Prescudin

Puez-Odle

Rieserferner

Sarntaler Alpen

Schlern

Sciliar

Serio

Val Troncea

Valle del Lambro

Valle del Ticino (Lombardia)

Valle del Ticino (Piemonte)

Regional Nature Reserves/Reserves rationales de nature

Bosco e Laghi di Palanfre

Cavagrande del Cassibile

Faggeta Madonia

Isole dello Stagnone di Marsala

La Montagne delle Felci e Dei Porri

Laghi Lungo e Ripasottile

Lago di Vico

Montagne delle Felci e dei Porri

Monte Quacella

Monte Rufeno

Oasi Faunistica di Vendicari

Oasi del Simeto

Zingaro

JAMAHIRIYA ARABE LIBYENNE

Voir paragraphe LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA

JAMAICA/JAMAIQUE


JAPAN/JAPON

V 6,660 1980

V 4,650 1986

V 1,598 1983

V 38,000 1983

V 10,928 1980

V 15,800 1967

V 4,597 1983

V 30,000 1982

V 77,000 1986

V 1,647 1974

V 9,210 1977

V 15,000

V 29,800

V 6,400 1974

V 5,850 1974

V 7,570 1985

V 3,280 1980

V 6,452 1983

V 90,640 1974

V 6,250 1978

V 1,050 1979

IV 2,800 1984

rv 3,050 1984

IV 3,380 1984

IV 1,600 1984

IV 1,948 1985

V 3,240 1982

IV ,600 1984

IV ,900 1984

IV 2,840 1983

IV ,500 1984

IV ,350 1984

IV ,600 1981

Summary/Sommaire


CategoryXCategorie II 15 1 ,299, 1 1 4



Total 65 2,402,418

120



Akan

Ashizuri-Uwakai

Aso-Kuju

—^ Bandai-Asahi

Chichibu-Tama

—*» Chubu-Sangaku

Daisen-Oki

Daisetsuzan

—*• Fuji-Hakone-Izu

Hakusan

—-^-Iriomote

Ise-Shima

-—^-Joshinetsu Kogen

Kirishima-Yaku

Kushiro Shitsugen

Minami Arupusu

—*»-Nikko

Ogasawara

Rikuchu-Kaigan

Rishiri-Rebun-Sarobetsu

Saikai

Sanin-Kaigan

Seto-Naikai

Shikotsu-Toya

Shiretoko

Towada-Hachimantai

Unzen-Amakusa

Yoshino-Kumano

National Wildlife Protection Areas/Aires nationales

de protection de la flore et de la faune sauvages

Gamo

Izunuma

Kushiro Marsh

Lake Kuccaro


Oigawa-Genryubu

Onnebetsudake

Tokachigawa-genryubu

Tonegawa-genryubu

Wagadake

Yakushima


Asama

Daikoku-jima

Danjo-gunto

Ishizuchi-yama

Kakui-jima

Kii-Nagashima

Kite-Alps

n 90,481 1934

V 10,967 1972

V 72,680 1934

n 187,041 1950

V 121,600 1950

ii 174,323 1934

V 31,927 1936

n 230,894 1934

V 122,686 1936

ii 47,700 1962

n 12,506 1972

V 55,549 1946

u 189,028 1949

u 54,833 1934

u 26,861 1987

u 35,752 1964

V 140,164 1934

u 6,099 1972

V 12,348 1955

n 21,222 1974

V 24,653 1955

V 8,996 1963

V 62,839 1934

u 98,332 1949

u 38,633 1964

n 85,409 1936

V 25,496 1934

V 59,798 1936

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

rv

IV

7,790

1,450

29,084

2,803

1,115

1,895

1,035

2,318

1,451

1,219

38,777

107

415

9,502

662

7,452

63,403

1982

1935

1983

1976

1980

1977

1977

1981

1975

1951

1972

1973

1977

1952

1969

1974

121


Kominato IV 4,515

Kutcharo-futo IV 5,012

Moriyoshi-yama IV 4,941

Odaisankei IV 15,971

Seinan IV 2,182

Tori-shima IV 453

Wakinosawa IV 1,166

Yagaji IV 3,680

Prefecture Wildlife Protection Areas/Aires prefectorales

de protection de la faune et de la flore sauvages

Ampal rv 1,058

Biwa IV 69,546

Inawashiro IV 10,933

Kasumigaura IV 5,290

Mogami IV 1,732

Nakaumi IV 8,800

Shinji IV 8,800

Tama River Estuary IV 5,310

Tofutsu IV 2,051

Ushibori IV 1,120

Yudo IV 3,855

Zuibaiji Estuary IV 26,708

JORDAN/JORDANIE

Suminary/Soinmaire




Total 7 92,900


-*»• PetraV 20,000


-^* Dana IV 15,000

Shaumari IV 2,200

Wadi Mujib IV 21,200

Zubiya IV 1,300

Reserves/Reserves

Azraq Desert IV 32,000

Azraq Wetland I 1,200

KENYA

Summary/Sommaire



Total 36 3,347,447

1952

1958

1977

1972

1979

1954

1964

1976

1985

1981

1984

1983

1984

1982

1986

1982

1972

1986

1989

1975

1985

1987

1987

1965

122


National Paries/Parcs nationaux

_-w Aberdare

—*>Amboseli

Chyulu

Hel1's Gate

Kora

Lake Nakuru

Longonot

Malka Mari

Mem

Mount Elgon

Mount

Nairobi

OlDon;

Ruma

Sibiloi

South Island

fTsavo East

\Tsavo West

rine National

Kisite/Mpui

Mombasa

Watamu

ure Reserves

Arabuko Sc

Mau South

Nandi North

Uaso Narok

ional Reservt

Buffalo Springs

Kakamega

Kerio Valley

Lake Bogoria

Marsabit

Masai Mara

Samburu

Shaba

Shimba Hills

Tana Rivei

Game Sanctuai

Taita Hills

KIRIBATI

D 76,619

u 39,206

II 47,100

II 6,800

II 178,780

a II 18,800

n 5,200

u 87,600

n 87,044

n II 16,923

19. n 71,500

n 11,721

abuk u 1,842

u 12,000

II 157,085

I II 3,880

II 1,174,700

Parks/Parcs nationaux marins

II 906,500

iguti n 2,800

n 1,000

/Reserves de nature

II 1,000

koke IV 4,332

West IV 43,032

i IV 3,434

js/Reserves nationales

IV 1,575

ings II 13,100

II 4,468

f IV 6,600

La n 10,705

II 113,200

II 151,000

II 16,500

II 23,910

s II 19,251

?rimate II 16,900

es/Sanctuaires de faune

IV 11,340

Summary/Sommaire

CategoryXCat<§gorie I 2 20,130


Total 3 26,630

1950

1974

1983

1984

1989

1967

1983

1989

1966

1968

1949

1946

1967

1983

1973

1983

1948

1948

1978

1986

1968

1979

1960

1978

1981

1985

1985

1983

1970

1949

1974

1985

1974

1968

1976

1973

123

Parcs nationaux et aires profiles


Maiden Island I 3,930

Phoenix Island (Rawaki) IV 6,500

->- Starbuck I 16,200

KOREA, DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF/REPUBLIQUE

POPULAIRE DEMOCRATIQUE DE COREE

Summary/Sommaire



Total 2 57^90


Kumgang-san II 43,890

Nature Protection Areas/Zones de protection de la nature

Paekdu IV 14,000

KOREA, REPUBLIC OF/REPUBLIQUE DE COREE

Summary/Sommaire


Total 17 577,766


Bukhan V 7,845

Chiak V 18,209

—^-Chiri V 44,045

Chuwang V 10,558

Dogyu V 21,900

Halla V 13,300

Kaya V 5,781

Kyeryong V 6,098

Kyong Ju V 13,816

Naejang V 7,603

Odae V 29,850

Songni V 28,340

-^Sorak V 37,300

Worak V 28,450


Hallyo V 47,862

Sosan V 32,899

£~ Tadohae V 203,910

1975

1975

1975

1976

1983

1984

1967

1976

1975

1970

1972

1968

1968

1972

1975

1970

1970

1984

1968

1978

1981

KUWAIT/KOWEIT


124


LAO PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC/REPUBLIQUE

DEMOCRATIQUE POPULAIRE LAO


LEBANON/LIBAN

Summary/Sommaire


Total 1 3400


Mashgara (Machgharah)

LESOTHO

3,500

Summary/Sommaire


Total 1

6,805

6^05


Sehlabathebe

LIBAN

Voir paragraphs- LEBANON

LIBERIA

IV 6,805

Summary/Sommaire


Total 1

130,747

130,747


Sapo n 130,747

LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA/JAMAHIRIYA ARABE LIBYENNE

Summary/Sommaire

Category\Categorie u 1 35,000


Total 3 155,000


Kouf II 35,000


Zellaf IV 100,000


Nefhusa IV 20,000

LIECHTENSTEIN


1988

1970

1983

1979

1978

1978

125


LUXEMBOURG


MADAGASCAR

Isalo

Mantadia

Mananarz

Mananan

• Montagne

:gral Natur

Andohahela

Andringitra

Ankarafantsika

Betampona

Marojejy

Tsaratanana

Tsimanam]

- Tsingy de

Tsingy de

Zahamena

:cial Reservi

Ambatovaky

Ambohijanal

Ambohitantely

Analamerana

Andranomena

AnJanahai

Ankarana

Bemarivo

Bora

Cap Sainti

Foret d'Ambre

Kalambatritra

Kasijy

Mangerivola

Maningozo

Manombo

Manongarivo

Marotandrano

Nosy Mangah

Pic d'lvohibe

Summary/Sommaire




Total 36

568,802

133,740

375,190

1,077,732

'arcs nationaux

II 81,540

10,000

23,000

1,000

18,200

1962

1989

1989

1989

1958

n

rerrestrial) II

Marine) II

'Ambre II

ieserves/Reserves naturelles integrales

i I 76,020

31,160

60,520

2,228

60,150

48,622

43,200

152,000

21,742

73,160

1939

1927

1927

1927

1952

1927

1927

1927

1927

1927

>ika

etsotsa

emaraha

iamoroka

s/Reserves speciales

y IV

ihary IV

tely IV

m IV

na IV

x-Sud IV

60,050

24,750

5,600

34,700

6,420

32,100

18,220

11,570

4,780

1,750

4,810

28,250

18,800

11,900

7,900

5,020

35,250

42,200

520

3,450

17,150

1958

1958

1982

1956

1958

1958

1956

1956

1956

1962

1958

1959

1956

1958

1956

1962

1956

1956

1965

1964

1958

rv

IV

IV

Marie IV

bre IV

tra IV

IV

a IV

IV

IV

ra IV

ino IV

;abe IV

be IV

i d' Analamaitso IV

126


MALAWI

Summary/Sommaire



Total 9 1,066,900


-»»• Kasungu

—p* Lake Malawi

Lengwe

Liwonde

—&• Nyika


Majete

Mwabvi

Nkohota-Kota

Vwaza Marsh

MALAYSIA/MALAISIE

II

II

II

II

II

IV

IV

rv

IV

231,600

9,400

88,700

54,800

313,400

78,400

10,400

180,200

100,000

Summary/Sommaire


Category\Categorie 0 14 779,233



Total 45 I, i,',2,204

Peninsular Malaysia/Peninsule Malaisie


-*- Taman Negara II 434,351


-**• Krau

—^ Sungai Dusun


Cameron Highlands

Parks/Parcs

Templer

Virgin Jungle Reserves/Reserves de foret vierge

Berembun

Bukit Larut

Gunung Jerai

Gunung Ledang

Sabah


-*- Crocker Range II 139,919

Parks/Parcs

Bukit Tawau II 27,972

1970

1980

1970

1973

1966

1955

1951

1930

1977

1939

IV 53,095 1923

IV 4,330 1964

IV 64,953 1962

V 1,011 1956

I 1,595 1959

I 2,747 1962

I 1,579 1960

I 1,134 1969

1984

1979

127


_-v Kinabalu

Pulau Penyu (Turtle Islands)

Pulau Tiga

Tunku Abdul Rahman

Virgin Jungle Reserves/Reserves de foret vierge

Brantian-Tatulit

Crocker Range

Gomantong.Materis.Bod Tai.Keruak.Pangi

Kabili Sepilok

Kalumpang

Lungmanis

Madai Baturong

Maligan

Mengalong

Milian-Labau

Pin-Supi

Pulau Batik

Pulau Berhala

Pulau Sukar

Sepagaya

Sepilok (Mangrove)

Sungai Imbak

Sungai Kapur

Sungai Lokan

Sungai Simpang

Tabawan, Bohayan, Maganting, Silumpat Islands

Sarawak


—V- Bako

Gunung Gading

—»- Gunung Mulu

Kubah

Lambir Hills

-*-Niah

Similajau


—**• Lanjak-Entimau

Samunsam

MALDIVES


MALI

I 75,370 1964

I 1,740 1977

I 15,864 1978

I 4,929 1974

4,140 1984

3,279 1984

1,816 1984

4,294 1931

3,768 1984

6,735 1984

5,867 1984

9,240 1984

1,008 1984

2,812 1984

4,696 1984

353 1984

173 1984

760 1984

4,128 1984

1,235 1931

18,113 1984

1,250 1984

1,852 1984

1,149 1984

I 1,009 1984

II

II

n

n

n

n

n

IV

IV

2,728

4,106

52,865

2,230

6,952

3,140

7,067

168,758

6,092

1957

1983

1974

1989

1975

1974

1979

1983

1979

Summary/Sommaire



Total 7 889,100

128



V- Boucle du Baoule


Badinko

Baring Makana

Fina

Kenie-Baoule

Kongossambougou

Sounsan

MALTA/MALTE


MARIANNES DU NORD

Voir paragraphe NORTHERN MARIANAS

MAROC

Voir paragraphe MOROCCO

MARSHALL ISLANDS/ILES MARSHALL


MAURITANIA/MAURITANIE

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV


De Plate

-a^ Macchabee/Bel Ombre

Round Island

IV

IV

IV

350,000

193,000

13,000

136,000

67,500

92,000

37,600

Summary/Sommaire




Total 3 1,733,000


-*- Banc d'Arguin II 1,173,000

Integral Reserves/Reserves integrales

Baie du Levrier (Cap Blanc) I 3 1 0,000

Partial Faunal Reserves/Reserves fauniques partielles

El Agher IV 250,000

MAURITIUS/MAURICE

Summary/Sommaire

CategoryXCategorie FV 3 4,023

Total 3 4,023

253

3,611

159

1954

1951

1954

1954

1952

1955

1954

1976

1986

1937

1972

1951

1957

129


MEXICO/MEXIQUE

Summary/Sommaire




CategoryXCategorie III 1


CategoryXCategorie V 6

Total 61

603,303

1,618,173

1,600

3,730,269

3,466,324

9,419,669

Benito Juarez n 2,737

Bosencheve n 15,000

Canon de Rio Blanco n 55,600

Canon del Sumidero n 21,789

Cascada de Bassaseachic n 6,263

Cerro de la Estrella ii 1,100

Cofre de Perote n 11,700

Constitucion de 1857 n 5,009

Cumbres de Majalca n 4,772

"*>• Cumbres de Monterrey n 246,500

El Chico ii 2,739

El Gogorron n 25,000

El Potosi n 2,000

El Tepozteco ii 24,000

El Veladero ii 3,159

Grutas de Cacahuamilpa in 1,600

Insurgente Jose Maria Morelos y Pavon ii 1,813

Insurgente Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla n 1,760

Isla Isabel n 194

—^-Iztaccihuatl-Popocatepetl n 25,679

La Malinche n 45,700

Lagunas de Chacahua n 14,187

Lagunas de Montebello n 6,022

Lagunas de Zempoala ii 4,669

Los Marmoles ii 23,150

Nevado de Colima n 22,200

-<*- Nevado de Toluca n 51,000

Pico de Orizaba n 19,750

Pico de Tancitaro ii 29,316

Siena de San Pedro Martir ii 63,000

Zoquiapan y Anexas n 19,418

Biosphere Reserves (National)/Reserves

de la biosphere (nationales)

Calakmul V 723,185

El Triunfo i 119,177

El Vizcaino V 2,546,790

Mapimi V 20,000

Michilia V 35,000

-3»- Monies Azules II 331,200

1937

1940

1938

1980

1981

1938

1937

1962

1939

1939

1982

1936

1936

1937

1980

1936

1939

1936

1980

1948

1938

1937

1959

1936

1936

1940

1936

1937

1940

1947

1937

1989

1972

1988

1979

1979

1978

130


—>• Sian Ka'an II

—*» Sierra de Manandan V


La Blanquilla IV


Isla Cedros I

Cetacean Sanctuaries/Sanctuaires de Cetaces

—f* Isla de Guerrero Negro I

Refuges/Refuges

La Mojonera IV

La Primavera IV

Sierra de Alvarez IV

Sierra del Pinacate IV

Valle de los Cirios IV

Natural and Typical Biotopes/Biotopes naturels et typiques

La Encrucijada IV

Special Biosphere Reserves/Reserves speciales

de la biosphere

Cascadas de Agua Azul

Isla Contoy

Isla Guadalupe

Isla Tiburon

Islas del Golfo de California

Mariposa Monarca

Ria Celestun

Ria Lagartos

Selva del Ocote IV

Sierra de Santa Martha

Volcan de San Martin

Parks/Parcs

Omiltemi II

National Historic Parks/Parcs historiques nationaux r

&~- Palenque (_V

MONACO


MONGOLIA/MONGOLIE

Summary/Sommaire

Category\Categorie I

CategoryXCategorie n

Total

12

2

14


Ar-Toul

—^ Great Gobi Desert

Reserves/Reserves

Batkhan

Bogdkhan

n

n

i

i

528,147

139,577

66,868

1,000

40,000

9,201

30,500

16,900

28,660

3,500,000

30,000

224,280

5,393,560

5,617,840

93,560

5,300,000

2,000

4,080

1986

1987

1975

1978

1979

1981

1980

1981

1979

1980

1972

2,580 1980

176 1961

25,000 1922

120,800 1963

150,000 1978

16,100 1980

59,130 1979

47,840 1979

48,140 1982

20,000 1980

1,500 1979

3,600

1,772 1981

1984

1975

1957

1978

131


Bogdoula 54,100

Bulgan-gol 2,700

Bulgan-ula 4,800

Khasagt-Khayrkhan 33,600

Khorgo 20,000

Lkhachinvandan-ula 75,000

Nagalkhan 2,000

Tulga-togo-Zhallavch-ula 3,000

Uran-ula 3,000

Yolyn-am 20,000

MOROCCO/MAROC

Summary/Sommaire


Category\Categorie rv 4 244,425


Total 11 368359


**- Toubkal V 36,000


->- Bokkoyas I 70,000

Khnifiss/Puerto Cansado I 6,500

Merja Zerga IV 7,425


Iriki rv 10,000

Takherkhort I 1,230


"^ Talassantane i 2,617

Reserves/Reserves

Sidi Boughaba I 5,600

Sidi Chiker i 1,987


Bouarfa rv 220,000

Mouley Bousalham rv 7,000

MOZAMBIQUE

Summary/Sommaire


Total 1 2,000

1778

1965

1965

1965

1965

1965

1957

1965

1965

1965

1934

1986

1962

1978

1967

1967

1972

1946

1956

1967

1978


Dhas da Inhaca e dos Portugeses rv 2,000 1965

132


MYANMAR

Summary/Sommaire




Total 2 173,271

•** Alaungdaw Kathapa 11 160,580

Parks/Parcs

-*. Popa Mountain V 12,691

NAMIBIA/NAMIBIE

Summary/Sommaire





Total 9 10,346^02

-** Etosha II 2,270,000


Omaruru IV 1,000

Tsaobis-Leopard rv 35,000


Western Caprivi IV 600,000

Game Parks/Parcs de gibier

Daan Viljoen IV 3,953

—6" Namib/Naukluft n 4,976,800

-*" Skeleton Coast ii 1,639,000

Waterberg Plateau ii 40,549

Recreation Areas/Aires de loisirs

National West Coast V 780,000

NAURU


NEPAL

Summary/Sommaire



Total 11 958,500


Khaptad

Langtang

-*» Rara

Royal Bardia

II

II

II

II

22,500

171,000

10,600

96,800

1984

1985

1958

1971

1969

1963

1967

1979

1971

1972

1986

1976

1977

1988

133


•*- Royal Chitwan u 93,200

""^ Sagarmatha n 114,800

-^ Shey-Phoksundo n 355,500


Koshi Tappu rv 17,500

Parsa IV 49,900

Royal Sukla Phanta IV 15,500

Shivapuri Watershed Reserve IV 11,200

NETHERLANDS/PAYS-BAS

Summary/Sommaire





Total 72 369,827


De Biesbosch IV 7,100

De Groote Peel IV 1,320

De Hamert IV 1,460

De Meijnweg rv 1,600

De Weerribben IV 3,450

Dwingelderveld IV 3,600

—^-Hoge Veluwe IV 5,450

Schiermonnikoog n 5,400

—^ Veluwezoom IV 4,720

Zuid-Kennemerland IV 2,090


Aide Feanen IV 1,850

Ameland IV 4,500

Amsterdamse Waterleidingpuinen IV 3,370

Ankeveense-Kortenhoefre-Loosdrechtre Plassen IV 1,450

Bargerveen IV 2,100

Berkenheuvel IV 1,000

Boswachterij Schoorl IV 2,000

—^ De Geul en Westerduinen I 1,681

De Strabrechtse Heide IV 2,675

Diependal IV 1,310

Duinen Terschelling IV 9,500

Duinen Texel IV 2,300

Duinen Vlieland IV 5,000

-j*. Eierlands Gat Zeehondenreservaat IV 20,000

Fochteloerveen IV 1,715

Goois III 1,500

Haarler- and Holterberg IV 1,600

Hardenberg IV 1,190

Haringvliet Forelands IV 3,600

Ilperveld IV 1,516

1973

1976

1984

1976

1984

1976

1985

1987

1985

1989

1990

1986

1986

1935

1989

1930

1990

1969

1956

1894

1926

1951

1947

1972

1987

1961

134


Kootwijkerzand/Garderen

Lauwersmeer

Leuvenhorst and Leuvenumse Bos

Loonse and Dnanense Duinen

Mayendel

Meijnweg

Nieuwkoopse Plassen

North Veluwe

Oerd en Steile Bank

Oostvaardersplassen

Planken Wambuis

Schouwen Duinen

Slikken van Flakkee

Strabrechtse Heide

Stroomdallandschap Drenthe Aa

Tlonger- and Lindevallei

Varkensland and Waterland

Wassenaarse Duinen


Berkheide

Boschplaat Natural Monument

Deurnse Peel

Dollard

Eemmeer

Engbertsdjiksvenen

Gras- and Rietgorzen Haringvliet

Kop van Schouwen

Krammer-Volkerak

Kwelders Friesland

K welders Groningen

Mariapeel

Markiezaatsmeer Zuid

Mispeleindse -/Landschotse Heide

Oosterschelde

Schorren van de Eendracht

Ventjagersplaten and Slijkplaat

Verdronken Land van Saeftinghe

—j^Waddenzee

Zwarte Meer

Aruba


Netherlands Antilles/Antilles ncderlandaise


Christoffel (Curacao)

Washington-Slagbaai (Bonaire)


j*- Bonaire

IV 1,500

iv 2,500

IV ,855

IV ,730

IV ,400

IV ,015

IV ,500 1968

IV 2,850 1954

I 1,200

III 5,600

IV 1,965

IV 3,064 1980

IV 3,700

IV 1,020

IV 1,250 1965

IV 1,000

IV 1,010

I 1,330

m 1,000 1990

m 4,400 1974

m 1,500 1980

m 5,000 1977

III 1,200 1976

m 1,000 1985

m 1,030 1971

in 2,200 1978

in 3,430 1988

in 1,370 1982

in 1,230 1982

m 1,100 1964

m 1,860 1982

m 1,135 1983

m 24,000 1990

m 1,000 1982

m 1,090 1980

m 3,500 1976

m 154,800 1981

m 1,650 1990

II

II

II

1,860

5,900

6,000

1978

1969

1979

135


Underwater Parks/Parcs sous-marins

Curacao

NEW ZEALAND/NOUVELLE-ZELANDE

1,036 1983

Abel Tasman

Arthur's Pass

Egmont

Fiordland

Mount As

Mount Cook

Nelson Lakes

Tongariro

Urewera

Westland

Whanganui

National Park S]

de parcs nationaux

Fiordland (Sin

Fiordland (TaJ

Mount Aspirin

Secretary Islar

Solander Island

Scientific Reser

Tom Shand

Waituna W<

Nature Reserves

Anglem

Antipodes 1

Auckland I;

Bench Island

Big Mangere

Bounty Islands

Campbell Isl;

Chetwode Isl

Curtis Island

Cuvier Islands

Double and S

Farewell Spit

Hen and Chk

Kapiti Island

Summary/Sommaire


CategoryXCategorie II 11 2,101 ,059



Total 152 2,839,133

'arcs nationaux

n II 22,543

ss II 94,422

II 33,540

II 1,023,186

ring II 285,589

k u 69,923

M II 96,112

II 76,504

II 207,462

II 117,547

jecial Areas/Aires speciales

II 74,231

UX

Sinbad Gully Stream) 2,160

lakahe) 177,252

ring 1,722

land 8,980

and 120

yes/Reserves scientifiques

309

tlands 3,557

/Reserves de nature

16,977

slands 611

.lands 62,564

d 121

r Island 113

nds 136

.lands 11,331

slands 324

d IV 306

ids 171

Stanley Islands 120

it 11,388

ickens Islands 842

d 1,970

slands 3,089

1942

1929

1900

1904

1964

1953

1956

1894

1954

1960

1986

1974

1953

1973

1973

1973

1974

1983

1907

1961

1934

1926

1967

1961

1954

1962

1934

1951

1963

1938

1928

1975

1934

136


Little Barrier Island

Mokohinau Islands

Mount Uwerau

Pegasus

Poor Knights Islands

Rangatira

Snares Islands

Three Kings

Waitangiroto


Stephens Island


Lake Alexandrina/McGregor's Lagoon

Pouto Point

Wairau River Lagoons

Whale (Motuhora) Island


Poor Knights Islands

State Forest Ecological Areas/Aires ecologiques

forestieres publiques

Big River

Blackwater

Coal Creek

Diggers Ridge

Flatstaff

Greenstone

Kapowai

Lake Christabel

Lake Hochstetter

Lillburn

Manganuiowae

Mangatutu

Moehau

Onekura

Papakai

Pororari

Pukepoto

Roaring Meg

Saltwater

Saxton

Tiropahi

Waikoau

Waipapa

Waipuna

Forest Sanctuaries/Sanctuaires forestiers

Hihitahi

Ngatukituki

Waipoua

Reserves/Reserves

Lake Whangape

2,817 1895

108 1888

1,012 1966

67,441 1907

271 1975

219 1967

243 1961

685 1956

1,214 1957

IV

IV

IV

IV

150

2,200

6,789

1,040

140

2,410

1966

1957

1957

1959

1953

1981

IV 6,733 1980

IV 9,150 1980

IV 3,025 1980

IV 4,235 1982

IV 1,622 1980

IV 1,144 1980

IV 1,400 1982

IV 10,648 1981

IV 1,803 1981

rv 2,670 1982

IV 1,760 1981

IV 2,533 1980

IV 3,634 1977

IV 2,351 1981

IV 3,366 1982

IV 6,448 1980

IV 1,906 1980

IV 3,600 1980

IV 1,438 1981

IV 4,120 1980

IV 3,451 1980

IV 2,800 1982

IV 1,830 1979

IV 1,910 1980

1 2,170 1973

I 1,600 1973

I 9,105 1952

IV 1,450

137


Ecological Areas/Zones ecologiques

Fletchers Creek IV 2,586 1980

Scenic Reserves/Reserves panoramiques

Arapawa Island IV 1,035 1973

Bluemine Island IV 377 1912

Chance, Penguin and Fairy Bays IV 1,599 1903

Chaslands IV 1,334 1937

Codfish Island I 1,396 1915

Crescent Island IV 117 1973

D'Urville Island IV 4,072 1912

Glen Allen IV 1,000 1914

Glenhope IV 5,936 1907

Glory Cove IV 1,297 1903

Gordon Park IV 1,817 1938

Gouland Downs IV 6,564 1917

Hakarimata IV 1,795 1905

Isolated Hill IV 2,160 1924

Jordan Stream IV 1,151 1916

Karamea Bluff IV 1,445 1910

Kenepuru Sound IV 1,687 1895

Kenny Isle IV 154 1938

Lakelanthe IV 1,308 1905

LakeKaniere III 7,252 1906

LakeOkareka ra 1,143 1930

LakeOkataina m 4,388 1974

LakeTarawera m 5,819 1973

LeithenBush IV 1,342 1978

Lewis Pass IV 13,737 1907

Lower Buller Gorge IV 5,941 1907

Mangamuka Gorge IV 2,832 1927

Matahuru IV 1,336 1905

Maungatautari III 2,389 1927

Maurihoro IV 1,797 1936

Mercury Island IV 226 1972

Meremere Hill IV 1,368 1982

Moeatoa IV 1,212 1927

Mokau River IV 2,273 1920

Motukawanui IV 355 1981

Moturua Island IV 136 1981

Mount Courtney IV 1,772 1912

Mount Hercules IV 8,024 1911

Mount Stokes IV 4,396 1977

Mount TeKinga IV 3,747 1905

NydiaBay IV 1,408 1938

Paradise Bay IV 2,743 1977

Paterson Inlet Islands IV 126 1907

Pelorus Bridge IV 1,010 1906

Pokaka IV 8,068 1982

Port Pegasus Islands IV 838 1907

PrysePeak IV 3,646 1903

138


Punakaiki

Rahu

Rakeahua

Rangitoto Is

Robertson F

Saltwater L;

Ship Cove

South Cape

Tahuakai

Tangarakau

Tapuaenuku

Te Arowhenua

Te Kopia

Te Tapui

Tennyson Inlet

Toatoa

Ulva

Upper!

Waioeka Gorge

Waipapa

Waipori Falls

Waituhui Kur

Wanganui Rh

Warbeck River

Whangamumu

Unclassified/Non

Waipoua Kai

White Island

NICARAGUA

Range IV 3,265

IV 2,037

IV 2,132

IV 6,463

land IV 2,333

lange IV 3,689

igoon IV 1,359

rv 1,093

rv 5,077

rv 1,561

IV 2,640

rv 2,226

tua IV 1,705

IV 1,408

IV 2,382

ilet rv 5,596

IV 2,847

IV 259

:r Gorge rv 5,920

>rge IV 18,645

IV 2,528

Is rv 1,352

iiratau IV 1,319

jver IV 35,858

ver IV 1,283

mu rv 2,154

n classc

mri Management Area IV 3,747

1

i

rv 238

Summary/Sommaire

II 3

IV 3

Category\Categorie

CategoryXCategorie

27,300

16,000

Total 6 43^00

'arcs nationaux

o Zapatera n 10,000

n 11,800

aya n 5,500

s/Reserves naturelles

guina IV 8,000

eras IV 4,000

—*- Saslaya

—^- Volcan Masaya

Natural Reserves/R6

Volcan Cosiguin

Volcan Maderas


Rio Escalante-Chacocente

1907

1914

1936

1903

1980

1912

1928

1896

1903

1983

1918

1962

1981

1911

1925

1896

1982

1922

1979

1933

1974

1913

1953

1915

1931

1981

1976

1953

IV 4,000

1983

1971

1978

1976

1983

1983

139


NIGER

Summary/Sommaire




Total 4 1,654,240


—*-Wdu Niger II 220,000

Integral Nature Reserves/Reserves naturelles intcgrales

—*~Addax I 1,280,500

Total Faunal Reserves/Reserves fauniques integrales

Gadabedji IV 76,000

Tamou IV 77,740

NIGERIA

Summary/Sommaire



Total 15 1,546491


4*» Kainji Lake II 534,082


Dagida

Falgore (Kogin Kano)

Gilli-Gilli

Hadejia (Baturiya) Wetlands

Kamban

Kashimbila

Kwale

Lame/Burra

Ologbo

Orle

Udi/Nsukka

Upper Ogun/Old Oyo

—^ Yankari

Wildlife Parks/Parcs de ressources sauvages

Pandam IV 22,400

NIUE


NORTHERN MARIANAS/MARIANNES DU NORD

Summary/Sommaire


Total 3 1,129

1954

1988

1955

1962

1975

IV 29,422

rv 92,000 1969

IV 36,200

IV 29,700 1985

IV 41,400 1969

IV 189,600 1977

IV 1,340 1981

IV 205,967 1972

IV 19,440 1981

IV 5,440 1981

IV 5,600 1981

IV 110,000 1973

IV 224,000 1956

1972

140


Preserves/Reserves

Asuncion Island I 722

Uracas Island (Farallon de Parjaros) I 202

Unclassified/Non classc

Maug Island I 205

NORWAY/NORVEGE

Summary/Somniaire





Total 67 4,762,438


Anderdalen II 6,800

-*- Borgefjell II 108,700

Dovrefjell II 26,500

Femundsmarka II 38,600

Gressamoen II 18,000

Gutulia II 1,900

Hardangervidda II 342,800

Jotunheimen II 114,000

Ovre Anarjakka II 139,000

Ovre Dividal II 74,100

Ovre Pasvik II 6,300

Rago II 16,700

—^» Rondane II 57,200

Stabbursdalen II 9,600


Blodskyttodden/Barvikmyran 2,650

Faerdesmyra 1,210

Fokstumyra IV 7,500

Froan 40,000

Grandefjaera 2,100

Grytdalen IV 1,600

Havmyran 4,000

Hukkelvatna 1,050

Javreoaivit 3,000

Karlsoeyaer 1,000

Kraakvaagsvaet rv 1,190

Kvisleflaa 3,350

Lille Soelensjoe 1,630

Makkaurhalvoeya 11,350

Nekmyrene 1,880

Nord-Fugloy 2,130

Nordre Oeyeren IV 6,900

Oera 1,560

Osdalen 4,800

1985

1985

1958

1970

1963

1974

1971

1970

1968

1981

1980

1975

1971

1970

1971

1962

1970

1983

1972

1923

1979

1983

1978

1982

1983

1981

1977

1983

1981

1981

1983

1981

1975

1975

1979

1969

141

Parcs nationaux et cures protigees

Ovdaldasvarri

Reinoey

Semska-Stoedi

SkogvoU

Smoldalen

Stabbursneset

Vignesholmane

Vikna


Brannsletta

Dovre

Favnvassdalen

Femundsmarka

Froan

Gardsjoen

Grytdalen

Indre Vassfaret

Innerdalen

Jaerstrendene

Mosvatn/Austfjellet

Osterdalen

Reisa

Skaupsjoen/Hardangerjokulen

Skipsfjorddalen

Strandaa/Os

Utladalen

Vaeret

Vassfaret and Vidalen

Veoy

Vidmyr-Hovden

Svalbard and Jan Mayan Islands/Svalbard et des iles de Jan Mayan)


Northwest Spitzbergen II 356,000

Prins Kar1's Forland II 64,000

South Spitzbergen II 530,000


Northeast Svalbard I 1,903,000

Southeast Svalbard I 638,000

1,430 1983

1,300 1981

1,300 1976

5,500 1983

1,325 1974

1,620 1983

IV 1,515 1982

I 2,100 1973

V 1,880 1983

V 5,700 1974

V 1,390 1983

V 7,000 1971

V 4,000 1979

V 2,000 1983

V 1,600 1978

V 4,200 1985

V 7,300 1977

V 1,608 1977

V 30,600 1981

V 2,700 1983

V 8,000 1986

V 55,900 1981

V 4,200 1978

V 1,670 1983

V 30,000 1980

V 500 1982

V 20,000 1985

V 100 1970

V 5,900 1986

Bouvet Island/Iie Bouvet


Bouvet Island

NOUVELLE-ZELANDE

Voir paragraphe NEW ZEALAND

5,000

1973

1973

1973

1973

1973

1971

142


OMAN

Summary/Sommaire


Total 2 54,000

National Nature Reserves/Reserves naturelles nationales

Qurm IV

Reserves/Reserves

Wadi Serin/Jabal Aswad Arabian Tahr IV

OUGANDA

Voir paragraphe UGANDA

PAKISTAN

Ayubia

Chinji

Chitral Gol

Dhrun

Hazar Ganj

Hingol

—t-Khunjerab

—^-Kirthar

Lai Suhanra

Margalla Hills

Wildlife Sanctuai

Agram Basti

Astore

Bajwat

Baltistan

Borraka

Buzi Makola

Chashma Lake

—** Cholistan

Chorani

Chumbi Surla

Daphar

Dhoung Block

Dureji

Gut

Hab Dam

Hadero Lake

1,000

53,000

Summary/Sommaire


Category\Cate-gorie IV 43 2,700,723


Total 53 3,654,969

'arcs nationaux

V 1,684

II 6,095

II 7,750

II 167,700

t-Chiltan V 15,555

II 165,004

II 226,913

II 308,733

i V 37,426

ills V 17,386

iries/Sanctuaires de ressources sauvages

ti IV 29,866

IV 41,472

IV 5,464

IV 41,457

IV 2,025

la IV 145,101

ake IV 33,084

IV 660,949

IV 19,433

da IV 55,945

IV 2,286

Kk IV 2,098

IV 178,259

IV 165,992

IV 27,219

e IV 1,321

1986

1984

1987

1984

1988

1980

1988

1975

1974

1972

1980

1983

1975

1964

1975

1976

1972

1974

1981

1972

1978

1978

1977

1972

1983

1972

1977

143


Haleji Lake IV 1,704

Islamabad rv 7,000

Kachau IV 21,660

Kargah rv 44,308

Keti Bunder North IV 8,948

Keti Bunder South IV 23,046

Khurkhera IV 18,345

Kinjhar (Kalri) Lake IV 13,468

Koh-e-Geish IV 24,356

Kolwah Kap IV 33,198

Mahal Kohistan IV 70,577

Manshi IV 2,321

Maslakh IV 46,559

Naltar IV 27,206

Nara Desert IV 223,590

Raghai Rakhshan IV 125,425

Ras Koh IV 99,498

Rasool Barrage IV 1,138

-$*• Runn of KutchIV 320,463

Sasnamana rv 6,607

Satpara IV 31,093

Shashan IV 29,555

Sheikh Buddin IV 15,540

Sodhi IV 5,820

Takkar IV 43,513

Taunsa Barrage IV 6,567

Ziarat Juniper IV 37,247

PALAU

Summary/Sommaire

Category\Categorie m i 1,200

Total 1 1,200


Ngerukewid Islands III 1,200

PANAMA

Summary/Sommaire



CategoryXCategorie rv 2 2,258


Total 16 1,326,140


Altos de Campana u 4,816

Cerro Hoya n 32,557

-&• Chagres V 129,000

1977

1980

1972

1975

1977

1977

1972

1977

1969

1972

1972

1977

1968

1975

1980

1971

1962

1974

1980

1971

1975

1972

1977

1983

1968

1972

1971

1956

1977

1984

1984

144


.^ Darien II 597,000 1980

"'^'- General Omar Torrijos II 240,000 1986

j>- La Amistad n 207,000 1988

Portobelo ii 34,846 1976

Sarigua u 8,000 1984

Soberania n 22,104 1980

Volcan Baru n 14,000 1976


Bastimentos n 14,500 1989

Isla Bastimentos n 13,226 1988


Isla Maje i 1,433 1977


Islas Taboga y Uraba IV 258 1984

Penon de la Onda IV 2,000 1984


-^- Barro Colorado i 5,400 1977

PAPUA NEW GUINEA/PAPOUASIE-NOUVELLE-GUINEE

Summary/Sommaire



Total 5 29,016


—fc- Jimi Valley n 4,180 1986

McAdam n 2,080 1970

Varirata ii 1,063 1969

Wildlife Management Areas/Aires de gestion

des ressources sauvages

Crown Island (III) IV 5,969 1977

Long Island (10) IV 15,724 1977

PARAGUAY

Summary/Sommaire



Total 12 1,185,731


Caaguazu

Cerro Cora

—^-Defensores del Chaco

Teniente Encisco

- » Tinfunque

Ybycui

Ypacarai

Ytyturuzu

u 6,000 1976

u 5,538 1976

u 780,000 1975

n 40,000 1980

n 280,000 1966

n 5,000 1973

n 16,000 1990

n 24,000 1990

145



Itabo

Limo'y

Mbaracayu

Tatiyupi

PAYS-BAS

Voir paragraphe NETHERLANDS

PERU/PEROU

V

V

V

V

Cutervo

• Huascaran

•Manu

Rio Abiseo

Tingo Maria

Yanacha

ional Res

Calipuy

Junin

Lachay

' Pacaya Samiria

Pampa Galeras

•*•" Paracas

Salinas y

Titicaca

National Sanc

Ampay

Calipuy

Huayllay

Manglare

Pampas d

Tabacona

Historical Sar

Chacamarca

•^~ Machu Picchu


Tambopata

11,260

14,332

1,356

2,245

Summary/Sommaire





Total 24

2,381,026

149,531

2,952,186

35,092

5,517,835

'arcs nationaux

motape II 91,200

II 2,500

II 340,000

II 1,532,806

II 274,520

i II 18,000

Chemillen II 122,000

es/Reserves nationales

rv 64,000

IV 53,000

IV 5,070

iria IV 2,080,000

:ras IV 6,500

IV 335,000

*uada Blanca IV 366,936

IV 36,180

aries/Sanctuaires nationaux

ni 3,635

in 4,500

m 6,815

ie Tumbes III 2,972

Heath III 102,109

Namballe Ul 29,500

uaries/Sanctuaires historiques

a V 2,500

hu V 32,592

1982

1982

1982

1982

IV 5,500

1975

1961

1975

1973

1983

1965

1987

1981

1974

1977

1982

1967

1975

1979

1978

1987

1981

1974

1988

1983

1988

1974

1981

1977

146


PHILIPPINES

Summary/Sommaire


Category\Categorie m 6 21,050



Total 28 583,999


Basilan u 3,100

Bataan IV 23,688

Bulusan Volcano u 3,673

Calauit Island IV 3,400

Lake Dapao IV 1,500

Lake Imelda (Dana Lake) V 2,193

Mainit Hot Spring m 1,381

Mayon Volcano ra 5,459

Minalungao m 2,018

—^ Mount Apo n 72,814

Mount Arayat V 3,715

Mount Banahaw-San Cristobal V 11,133

Mount Canlaon n 24,558

Mount Data V 5,512

Mount Isarog ii 10,112

Mount Malindang n 53,262

Mounts Banahaw-San Cristobal u 11,133

-^» Mounts Iglit-Baco IV 75,445

Naujan Lake IV 21,655

Rajaha Sikatuna IV 9,023

Rizal (Luneta) m 1,335

^- St Paul Subterranean River n 3,901

Taal Volcano m 4,537

Tirad Pass m 6,320


KB. Harrison IV 140,000

Liguasan Marsh IV 43,930

Magapit IV 6,002


>— Tubbataha Reefs u 33,200

POLAND/POLOGNE

Summary/Sommaire




Total 78 2,230,100

1939

1945

1935

1976

1965

1972

1957

1938

1967

1936

1933

1941

1934

1940

1938

1971

1941

1970

1956

1987

1955

1971

1967

1938

1920

1941

1932

1988

147



Babia Gora

—^Bialowieza

Bieszczady

Gorce

Kampinos

Karkonosze

Ojcow

-p»- Pieniny

Roztocze

Slowinski

Swietokrzyski

Tatra

Wielkopolski

Wigierski

Wolinski


Czerwone Bagno

Jata

Jezioro Dobskie

Jezioro Druzno

Jezioro Kosno

Jezioro Nidzkie

Jezioro Siedmiu Wysp

Kurianskie Bagno

Las Warminski

Lasy Janowskie

Nadgoplanski Park Tysiaclecia

Paslece

Puszcza Bialowieska

Rzeka Drweca

Slonsk

Stawy Milickie

Stawy Przemkowskie

Wielki Bytyn

Wielki

Landscape Parks/Parcs paysagers

Bolimowski

Brodnicki

Che1mski

Doliny Slupi

Drawski

Gor Opawskich

Gory Sw. Anny

Gostyn sko-Wloclawski

Inski

Kaszubski

Kazimierski

Kozienicki

Krasnabrodzki

11 1,734 1933

u 5,317 1932

n 15,337 1973

n 6,750 1981

n 35,486 1959

n 5,563 1959

V 1,592 1956

n 2,329 1932

n 6,857 1974

u 18,247 1967

u 5,906 1950

n 21,164 1955

u 5,198 1933

V 14,840 1989

n 4,844 1960

rv 11,630 1957

IV 1,117 1952

IV 1,833 1976

IV 3,022 1967

rv 1,232 1982

IV 2,935 1973

IV 1,000 1956

IV 1,714 1985

rv 1,798 1982

IV 2,677 1984

rv 12,684 1967

IV 4,116 1970

rv 1,357 1969

IV 1,287 1961

IV 4,166 1977

IV 5,324 1963

rv 1,046 1984

IV 1,826 1989

IV 4,116 1970

V 25,900 1986

V 22,240 1985

V 23,500 1983

V 120,201 1981

V 63,642 1979

V 4,830 1988

V 5,780 1988

V 51,344 1979

V 51,843 1982

V 34,544 1983

V 38,670 1979

V 45,535 1983

V 40,184 1988

148


Ksiazanski V 4,500

Lagowski V 10,070

Lasy Janowskie V 62,950

Mazowiecki V 25,510

Mazurski V 69,219

Mierzeja Wislana V 22,390

Nadmorski V 27,610

Narwianski V 47,915

Poleski V 27,500

Popradzki V 78,000

Przedborski V 31,120

Pszczewski V 57,587

Puszczy Knyszynskiej V 125,349

Puszczy Solskiej V 115,246

Slezanski V 12,200

Snieznicki V 28,800

Sobiborski V 19,000

Stolowogorski V 13,600

Strzelecki V 10,300

Suwalski V 14,901

Szczecinski V 22,384

Trojmiejski V 33,107

Tucholski V 52,928

Wdzydzki V 17,650

Wigierski V 21,301

Wzniesienie Elblaskie V 33,292

Zaleczanski V 14,278

Zespol Jurajskich V 246,276

Zespol Parkow Ponidzia V 82,648

Zespol Swietokrzyskie V 100,625

Zywiecki V 57,587

PORTUGAL

Summary/Sommaire


CategoryXCategorie m 2 3,888



Total 21 453,642


-^r Peneda-Geres II 71,422


Berlenga IV 1,020

Estuario do Sado IV 24,000

Estuario do Tejo IV 14,563

Lagoa do Fogo IV 2,920

Sapal de Castro Marim IV 2,089

Serra da Malcata IV 21,759

1981

1985

1984

1986

1977

1985

1978

1985

1983

1987

1988

1986

1988

1988

1988

1981

1983

1981

1983

1976

1982

1979

1985

1983

1976

1985

1979

1980

1986

1988

1986

1971

1981

1980

1976

1974

1975

1981

149



Monte de Barca e Agoluda DI 1,158 1980

Penedo do Lexim III 2,730 1975


Alvao V 7,365 1983

Arrabida V 10,821 1976

Montezinho V 75,000 1979

Ria Formosa V 16,000 1987

SerraS.Mamede V 31,750 1989

SerradeEstrela V 100,000 1976

Serras de Aires e Candeeiros V 34,000 1979

Azores/Azores


Caldeira do Faial IV 1,086 1972

Montanha do Pico IV 2,384 1972

Protected Landscapes/Paysages proteges

Lagoa das Sete Cidades V 2,175 1980

Macao


Madeira/Madere


Uhas Selvagens IV 3,400 1971


-^- Madeira II 28,000 1979

QATAR


REPUBLIQUE ARAB SYRIENNE

Voir paragraphe SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC

REPUBLIQUE CENTRAFRICAINE

Voir paragraphe CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC

REPUBLIQUE DE CHINE

Voir paragraphe CHINA, REPUBLIC OF

REPUBLIQUE DE COREE

Voir paragraphe KOREA, REPUBLIC OF

REPUBLIQUE DEMOCRATIQUE ALLEMANDE

Voir paragraphe GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC

150


REPUBLIQUE DEMOCRATIQUE POPULAIRE LAO

Voir paragraphe LAO PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC

REPUBLIQUE DOMINICAINE

Voir paragraphe DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

REPUBLIQUE POPULAIRE DE CHINE

Voir paragraphe CHINA, PEOPLES REPUBLIC OF

REPUBLIQUE POPULAIRE DEMOCRATIQUE DE COREE

Voir paragraphe KOREA, DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF

REPUBLIQUE SOCIALISTE SOVIETIQUE BIELORUSSIE

Voir paragraphe BYELORUSSIAN SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLIC

REPUBLIQUE SOCIALISTE SOVIETIQUE UKRAINE

Voir paragraphe UKRAINIAN SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLIC

REPUBLIQUE-UNIE DU CAMEROUN

Voir paragraphe CAMEROON, UNITED REPUBLIC OF

REPUBLIQUE-UNIE DU TANZANIA

Voir paragraphe TANZANIA, UNITED REPUBLIC OF

ROMANIA/ROUMANIE

Summary/Sommaire





Total 36 561,574


Apuseni

Bucegi

Caliman

Ceahliu

Cheile Bicazului

Cheile Carasului

Cheile Nerei-Beusnita

Cozia

Domogled-Valea Cernei

Piatra Craiului

_ ^~ Retezat

Rodna


Bicaz and Lacul Rosu

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

II

V

IV

57,900

35,700

15,300

17,200

11,600

30,400

37,100

17,100

60,100

14,800

54,400

56,700

5,369

1990

1990

1990

1990

1990

1990

1990

1990

1990

1990

1935

1990

1955

151


Bila-Lala

Bucegi

Caliman

Cheile Bicazului

Cheile Carasului

Cheile Nerei-Beusnita

Coria

Padurea-Letea

Perisor-Zatoane-Sacalin

Periteasca-Gura Portita

Piatra Gaiului

Pietrile Boghii-Pietroasa

Pietrosul Mare

Rosca-Buhaiova-Hrecisca

Rosca-Letea

Saritoarea Bohodeiului

Scahsoara-Belioara

Sesul Craiului-Belicara

Sfintu Gheorghe-Perisor-Palade

Snagov Forest and Snagov Lake


Gradistea Muncelului-Cioclovina


Ceahlau-Politele cu crini

Domogled-Tesna-Virful lui Stan

IV

V

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

V

IV

IV

IV

rv

i

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

5,135

3,748

1,625

3,241

1,025

11,098

7,284

5,212

16,400

3,900

1,459

1,737

5,865

14,600

16,400

1,950

6,507

6,507

15,000

1,767

6,030

5,424

5,991

1973

1943

1955

1982

1943

1938

1961

1961

1958

1971

1932

1961

1961

1981

1941

1941

1952

1979

1955

1932

ROYAUME-UNI DE GRANDE BRETAGNE ET D'IRELANDE DU NORD

Voir paragraphe UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND

NORTHERN IRELAND

RWANDA

Summary/Sommaire


Total 2

327,000

327,000

National Parks/F

5— Akagera

-^. Volcans

'arcs nationaux

n 312,000

15,000ii

1934

1929

SAHARE OCCIDENTALE

Voir paragraphe WESTERN SAHARA

SAINT KITTS AND NEVIS/SAINTE-KITTS-ET-NEVIS


SAINT LUCIA/SAINTE-LUCIE


152


SAINT-MARIN

Voir paragraphe SAN MARINO

SAINT SIEGE

Voir paragraphe HOLY SEE

SAINT VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES/

SAINTE-VINCENT-ET-GRENADINES


SAINTE-KITTS-ET-NEVIS

Voir paragraphe SAINT KITTS AND NEVIS

SAINTE-LUCIE

Voir paragraphe SAINT LUCIA

SAINTE-VINCENT-ET-GRENADINES

Voir paragraphe SAINT VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES

SAMOA OCCIDENTALE

Voir paragraphe WESTERN SAMOA

SAN MARINO/SAINT-MARIN


SAO TOME AND PRINCIPE/SAO TOME-ET-PRINCIPE


SAUDI ARABIA/ARABIE SAOUDITE

Summary/Sommaire




Total 7 5,619,400


-*" Asir


~-*^Farasan Islands

Harrat al-Harrah

Hawtah bani Tamin

*^— Khunfah

Mahazat as Sayed

Tubayq

I

IV

IV

IV

I

IV

415,000

60,000

1,377,500

236,900

2,045,000

265,000

1,220,000

1981

1989

1987

1988

1987

1988

1989

153

Pares nationaux et aires protegies

SENEGAL

Summary/Sommaire



Total 10 2,180,709


Basse-Casamance

^^- Delta du Saloum

-^-- Djoudj

Iles de la Madeleine

Langue de Barbarie

•ar Niokolo-Koba

Fauna! Reserves/Reserves fauniques

Ferlo-Nord

Ferlo-Sud

Ndiael

Popenguine

SEYCHELLES

I!

II

II

II

II

II

IV

IV

IV

IV


^- Praslin


^— Curieuse

St Anne


&~ Aldabra

SIERRA LEONE

II

II

II

5,000

76,000

16,000

450

2,000

913,000

487,000

633,700

46,550

1,009

Summary/Sommaire



Total 4 38,568

675

1,470

1,423

35,000

Summary/Sommaire

Category\Cat<*gorie IV 3 100,700

Total 3 100,700


&*- Outamba-Kilimi IV 98,000


Mamunta-Mayoso IV 1,500


Tiwai Island IV 1,200

1970

1976

1971

1949

1976

1954

1971

1972

1986

1979

1976

1973

1976

1981

1980

1987

154


SINGAPORE/SINGAPOUR

Summary/Sommaire


Total 1

2,715

2,715


Central Catchment

SOLOMON ISLANDS/ILES SALOMON


SOMALIA/SOMALIE


SOUDAN

Voir paragraphe SUDAN

SOUTH AFRICA/AFRIQUE DU SUD

IV

Strict Nature Reserves/Reserves strides de nature

Prince Edward Islands

Cape Province/Province de Cap


_[~Addo Elephant

(_Addo Elephant (Suurberg extension)

Augrabies Falls

Bontebok

—»—Kalahari Gemsbok

—&• Karoo

Mountain Zebra

Tsitsikamma Forest and Coastal


Akkerendam

Andries Vosloo Kudu

Cape of Good Hope

Commando Drift

DeHoop

De Vasselot

Doornkloof

Fernkloof

2,715

Summary/Sommaire

CategoryXCate§orie I 1 39,000



CategorySCategorie V 4 17,250

Total 178 6,309,779

39,000

1951

1948

II 8,879 1931

II 20,788 1985

II 9,415 1966

II 2,786 I960

II 959,103 1931

II 27,011 1979

II 6,536 1937

II 3,318 1964

IV 2,301 1962

IV 6,493 1973

IV 7,675 1939

rv 5,983 1978

IV 17,846 1956

rv 2,560 1974

rv 8,765 1981

rv 1,446 1971

155

Parcs nationaux et aires prote%ies

Gamka Mountain

Gamkapoort

Goukamma

Greyton

Hester Malan

Karoo

Ladismith-Klein Karoo

Little Karoo

Mont Rochelle

Montagu Mountain

Nietgenaamd

Oviston

Paarl Mountain

Rolfontein

Silvermine

Somerset East-Bosberg

Spitskop

Storms River

Table Mountain

Thomas Baines

Vrolijkheid

Ysternek


Groendal

Mountain Catchment Areas/Bassins versants de

Anysberg/Klein Swartberg

Cedarberg

Groot Swartberg/Swartberg East

Groot Winterhoek

Hawequas

Hottentots Holland

Kammanassie

Kouga/Baviaanskloof

Langeberg East

Langeberg West

Matroosberg

Outeniqua

Riviersonderend

Rooiberg

Sederberg

Tsitsikamma Mountains

Indigenous Forests/Forets indigenes1^ Knysna

Tsitsikamma

State Forests/Forets publiques

Alexandria

Bathurst

East London Coast

Otterford

Sandveld

IV

IV

IV

IV

rv

rv

IV

IV

rv

IV

IV

IV

rv

IV

IV

IV

rv

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

montagne

9,428

8,000

2,230

2,220

6,576

14,000

2,766

35,000

1,759

1,200

1,577

13,000

1,910

4,749

2,150

1,650

2,740

13,700

2,904

1,003

1,827

1,212

25,047

1970

1980

1960

1977

1966

1979

1974

1987

1982

1972

1978

1968

1977

1970

1965

1967

1967

1925

1963

1963

1957

1972

1896

IV 58,785 1912

rv 126,375 1971

IV 121,002 1912

IV 81,188 1913

IV 115,910 1913

IV 84,936 1907

IV 45,508 1923

IV 172,208 1923

rv 71,300 1896

IV 77,096 1914

rv 95,256 1977

IV 158,515 1936

IV 69,453 1900

IV 25,344 1934

IV 126,375 1897

IV 80,000

IV 44,230 1894

IV 15,651 1890

IV 23,566 1896

IV 5,315 1897

IV 4,369 1887

IV 11,467 1896

IV 3,624 1966

156


Suurberg

Walker Bay

Natal


Royal Natal


Albert Falls Public Resort

Amatikulu

Chelmsford Public Resort

Coleford

False Bay

Itala

Kamberg

Loteni

Maphelana

Midmar Public Resort

MtCurrie

Mzimkulwana

Oribi Gorge

Spioenkop Public Resort

Umtamvuna

Vergelegen

Vernon Crookes

Weenen


St Lucia


Giant's Castle

Hluhluwe

Mkuzi

Ndumu

Richards Bay

St Lucia

Umfolozi


Mdedelelo

Mkhomazi

Mzimkulu

Ntendeka

Parks/Parcs

False Bay

it Lucia

Tembe Elephant


Drakensberg

Dukuduku

Sodwana/Cape Vidal

Weza (part)

IV

IV

V

IV

V

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

V

IV

IV

rv

V

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

21,121

7,118

8,856

3,012

2,928

6,845

1,272

2,247

25,896

2,232

3,984

1,102

2,831

1,541

22,751

1,809

4,562

3,137

1,159

2,189

2,929

23,700

34,638

23,067

30,503

10,117

1,200

36,826

47,753

27,000

48,600

28,340

5,230

2,247

12,545

29,878

190,000

15,055

57,954

9,000

1896

1895

1916

1975

1975

1948

1954

1973

1951

1953

1968

1984

1979

1950

1975

1971

1967

1972

1975

1979

1903

1897

1912

1924

1935

1897

1897

1973

1973

1973

1905

1954

1939

1983

1930

1930

1956

1904

157


Orange Free State/Etat libre d'Orange


Golden Gate Highlands


Erfenis Dam

Hendrik Verwoerd Dam

Kalkfontein Dam

Koppies Dam

Rustfontein

Sandveld

Soetdoring


Willem Pretorius


Tussen-die-Riviere Game Farm

Transvaal


•<fc— Kruger


AFB Hoedspruit

Abe Bailey

Barberspan

Bloemhof Dam

Blouberg East

Blouberg West

Blyde River Angling Waters

Blyde River

Boskop Dam

Bronkhorstspruit Dam

Doorndraai Dam

FC Erasmus Trust Forest

Fanie Botha

Hans Merenskey

Hans Strijdom

Happy Rest

Hartebeespoort Dam

Jericho Dam

Langjan

Lekgalameetse

Loskop Dam

Mangombe

Messina

Nooitgedacht Dam

Nylsvley

Ohrigstad Dam

Percy Fyfe

Pongola

Potlake

II

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

rv

IV

rv

rv

ii

6,241

3,808

47,201

5,263

4,325

2,170

37,735

6,173

12,005

22,000

1,948,528

1963

1977

1979

1971

1976

1974

1980

1978

1970

1972

1926

IV 4,236

IV 1,888 1982

IV 3,086 1954

IV 22,072 1975

IV 6,848 1977

IV 4,450 1982

IV 1,800 1980

IV 22,664 1965

IV 3,160 1975

IV 1,285 1977

IV 7,229 1973

IV 6,600 1977

rv 2,638 1978

IV 5,282 1954

IV 3,618 1978

IV 1,585 1975

IV 2,500 1969

rv 1,453 1977

IV 4,774 1954

IV 18,125 1979

IV 14,800 1954

IV 3,000

IV 3,571 1980

IV 3,420 1980

IV 3,121 1967

IV 2,563 1954

IV 2,986 1954

IV 6,222 1979

IV 2,928 1977

158


Roodeplaat Dam

Rust de Winter Dam

Rustenburg

SA Lombard

Sterkspruit

Suikerbosrand

Vaalkop Dam

Verloren Valei

Vhembe

Wolkberg Caves

Wolwespruit


Manyeleti


Melkbos Houtbay (Lobster)

Saldanha Bay Rock (Lobster)

St Helena Bay Rock (Lobster)


Ceylon

Entabeni

Morgenzon

Nelshoogte/Berlin

Serala (including Wolkberg WA)

Uitsoek

Woodbush/De Hoek

Bophuthatswana


Borakalalo

_^» Pilanesberg

Ciskei


Cata Forest

Dontsa Forest


Tsolwana


Cwengcwe Forest

Izeleni Forest

Pirie Forest

Rabula Forest

Zingcuka Forest

Transkei


Cwebe

Dwesa

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

rv

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

II

IV

rv

rv

IV

IV

rv

IV

rv

IV

ii

1,667

1,358

4,257

3,663

1,600

13,337

1,873

6,055

2,503

1,488

2,333

22,772

83,400

83,400

14,000

3,500

1,924

1,264

3,500

21,998

2,270

6,626

7,380

50,000

1,592

1,209

7,557

3,276

1,330

5,239

3,884

3,731

2,140

3,900

1977

1954

1967

1967

1978

1974

1983

1984

1975

1969

1975

1967

1935

1924

1978

1923

1977

1953

1916

1970

1979

1913

1913

1977

1926

1917

1922

1912

1913

1975

1975

159


Venda


Nwanedi

SPAIN/ESPAGNE

IV


Aigues Tories y Lago de San Mauricio

Caldera de Taburiente

^~ Donana

»~Montana de Covadonga

Ordesa y Monte Perdido

Tablas de Daimiel


Bosque de Muniellos


Caidas de la Negra

Els Aiguamolls de 1'Emporda

Foz de Arbayun

Laguna de Fuentepiedra

Larra

Mas de Melons

National Game Reserves/Reserves de gibier nationales

Alto Pallars-Aran

Arroyo de la Rocina

Bahia del Santona

Benasque

Cadi

Cameros

Cerdana

Cijara

Cortes de la Frontera

Degana

Fresser y Setcasas

Fuentes Carrionas

Islas d'Espalmador, Espardell y Islotes

La Buitrera

Las Batuecas

Los Ancares Leoneses

Los Ancares

Los Circos

Los Valles

Mampodre

Monies Universales

II

II

II

II

II

II

3,200

Summary/Sommaire




Total 161 3,511,091

10,230

4,690

50,720

16,925

15,608

1,928

5,542

1980

1955

1954

1969

1918

1918

1973

1982

IV 1,926 1987

IV 4,866 1983

IV 1,164 1987

IV 1,364 1984

IV 2,353 1987

IV 1,140 1987

IV 94,231 1966

IV 1,005

rv 2,893

rv 23,750 1966

IV 27,202 1966

IV 92,918 1973

IV 19,437 1966

IV 24,999 1966

IV 12,342 1973

IV 11,914 1966

IV 20,200 1966

IV 47,755 1966

IV 175

IV 1,200 1982

IV 20,976 1973

IV 38,300 1973

IV 7,975 1966

IV 22,844 1966

IV 28,765 1966

IV 30,858 1966

IV 59,260 1973

160


Muela de Cortes

Picos de Europa

Puertos de Beceite

Ria de Villaviciosa

Ria del Eo

Riano

Saja

Serrania de Cuenca

Serrania de Ronda

Sierra Espuna

Sierra Nevada

Sierra de Gredos

Sierra de Tejeda y Almijara

Sierra de la Culebra

Sierra de la Demanda

Somiedo

Sonsaz

Sueve

Urbion

Villafafila

Vinamala

Natural Landscapes/Paysages naturels

Brazo del Este

Desfiladero de los Gaitanes

Desierto de Tabernas

Embalse de Cordobilla

Karst de Yesos de Sorbas

Ladera de Vallebron

Los Ajaches

Los Reales de Sierra Bermeja

Macizo de Pedraforca

Macizo de Tauro

Marismas de Isla Cristina

Marismas del Odiel

Marismas del Rio Piedras y Flecha del Rompido

Punta Entina-Sabinar

Sierra Alhamilla

Sierra Pelada y Rivera del Asserador

Torcal de Antequera

Valle del Monasterio de Poblet

Vertiente sur del Massis de 1' Albera

Natural Sites of National Interest/Sites naturels

d'interet national

Cumbre, Circo y Lagunas de Penalara

Pinar de la Acebeda


Ses Salines de Ibiza, Formentera e Islotes


Acantilado y Pinar de Barbate

Albufera de Valencia

IV 36,009 1973

IV 7,630 1970

IV 30,418 1966

IV 1,032

IV 2,000

IV 71,538 1966

IV 180,186 1966

IV 25,724 1973

rv 21,982 1970

IV 13,855 1973

IV 35,430 1966

IV 22,815 1970

IV 20,398 1973

IV 65,891 1973

IV 73,819 1973

IV 89,650 1966

IV 68,106 1973

rv 8,300 1966

IV 100,023 1973

IV 42,000 1986

IV 49,230 1966

V 1,336 1989

V 2,016 1989

V 11,625 1989

V 1,460 1989

V 2,375 1989

V 2,142 1987

V 2,876 1987

V 1,236 1989

V 1,671 1982

V 1,179 1987

V 2,145 1989

V 7,185 1984

V 2,530 1989

V 1,960 1989

V 8,500 1989

V 12,980 1989

V 1,171 1978

V 2,477 1984

V 2,413 1986

IV

IV

IV

V

V

1,012

1,000

1,180

2,017

21,000

1930

1930

1985

1989

1986

161


Anaga

Ayagaures y Pilancones

Bahia tie Cadiz

Bandama

Barranco Quintero, El Rio, La Madera y Dorado

Barranco de la Rajita y Roque de la Fortaleza

Barranco de las Angustias

Barrancos de los Hombres y Fagundo y Acantila

Betancuria

Cabaneros

Cabo de Gata-Nijar

Cadi Moixero

Canon del Rio Lobos

Carrascal de la Font Roja

Cornalvo

Cuenca Aha del Rio Manzanares

Cuenca de Tejeda

Cumbre Vieja y Teneguia

Cumbres

Dehesa del Moncayo

Delta del Ebro

Despenaperros

Dunas de Corralejo e Isla de Lobos

ElHierro

El Montgo

Entorno de Donana

Guayadeque

Hayedo de Tejera Negra

Inagua, Ojeda y Pajonales

Islas Cies

Jandia

LaGeria

La Isleia

Ladera S. Ursula, Los Organos, Altos del Vail

Lago de Sanabria

Lagunas de Ruidera

Los Alcornocales

Macizo de Adeje y Barranco del Infierno

Macizo de Pena Cabarga

Macizo de Suroeste

Majona

Monfrague

Montana de Montserrat

Monte Doramas

Monte Lentiscal

Monte el Valle

Montes de Malaga

Montes de los Sauces y Punta Liana

Montseny

Pozo Negro

V 14,119 1987

V 10,166 1987

V 10,000 1989

V 1,508 1987

V 1,485 1987

V 1,788 1987

V 1,508 1987

V 1,058 1987

V 15,538 1987

V 25,615 1988

V 26,000 1987

V 41,342 1983

V 9,580 1985

V 2,450 1987

V 10,570 1988

V 37,500 1978

V 5,968 1987

V 8,023 1987

V 8,929 1987

V 1,389 1978

V 7,736 1983

V 6,000 1989

V 2,526 1982

V 11,980 1987

V 2,700 1987

V 54,250 1989

V 1,203 1987

V 1,641 1978

V 8,448 1987

V 433 1980

V 11,938 1987

V 15,189 1987

V 1,258 1987

V 12,114 1987

V 5,027 1978

V 3,772 1979

V 170,025 1989

V 2,057 1987

V 2,588 1989

V 10,538 1987

V 1,920 1987

V 17,852 1979

V 3,630 1987

V 4,262 1987

V 2,969 1987

V 1,900 1979

V 4,762 1989

V 3,173 1987

V 17,370 1928

V 9,237 1987

162


S'Albufera de Mallorca

Saja Besaya

Sam Llorenc de Munt i L'Obal

Senorio de Bertiz

Sierra Espuna

Sierra Nevada

Sierra de Aracena y Picos de Aroche

Sierra de Baza

Sierra de Cardena y Montoro

Sierra de Castril

Sierra de Cazorla, Segurla y las Villas

Sierra de Grazalema

Sierra de Hornachuelos

Sierra de Huetor

Sierra de Maria

Sierra de las Nieves

Sierras Magina

Sierras Subbeticas de Cordoba

Sierras de Andujar

Somiedo

Tagaiga

Tamadaba

Teno

Urkiola

Valle Gran Rey

Volcan de la Corona y el Malpais de la Corona

Zona Volcanica de la Garrotxa

Canary Islands/Iies Canaries


Garajonay

,—•WTeide

Timanfaya


Corona Forestal de Tenerife

Islotes del Norte de Lanzarote y de los Risco

V 1,700 1988

V 24,500 1988

V 9,638 1987

V 2,040 1984

V 9,961 1978

V 140,200 1989

V 184,000 1989

V 52,337 1989

V 41,212 1989

V 12,265 1989

V 214,300 1986

V 51,695 1984

V 67,202 1989

V 12,428 1989

V 18,962 1987

V 16,564 1989

V 19,900 1989

V 31,568 1988

V 60,800 1989

V 29,122 1988

V 1,735 1987

V 8,010 1987

V 7,647 1987

V 5,768 1989

V 1,960 1987

V 2,690 1987

V 12,112 1982

II

II

II

V

V

3,984

13,571

5,107

37,173

8,929

Alhucemas, Ceuta, Chafarinas, Melilla, Penon de Velez/AIhucemas,

Ceuta, Chafarinas, Melilla, Penon de Velez)


SRI LANKA

Summary/Sommaire




Total 43 783,708

1981

1954

1974

1987

1986

163



Flood Plains

^ Gal Oya

Horton Plains

Lahugala Kitulana

Maduru Oya

Ruhuna (Yala)

Somawathiya Chaitiya

Uda Walawe

Wasgomuwa

ilpattu

Yala East

Strict Natural Reserves/Reserves nature lies strictes

Hakgala

Ritigala

Yala


Minneriya-Giritale

Tirikonamadu

Natural Heritage Wilderness Areas/Aires de nature

sauvage du patrimoine naturel

Sinharaja


Anuradhapura

Buddhangala

Bundala

Chundikulam

Gal Oya Valley North-East

Gal Oya Valley South-West

Giant's Tank

Katagamuwa

Kokilai

Kudumbigala

Madhu Road

Mihintale

Minneriya-Giritale

Padaviya Tank

Pallekele-Kahalla-Balaluwewa

Peak Wilderness

Polonnaruwa

Havana Ella

Senanayake Samudra

Seruwila-Allai

Sigiriya

Telwatte

Trincomalee Naval Headworks

Vavunikulam

Victoria-Randenigala-Rantambe

Wirawila-Tissa

II

II

II

II

II

II

II

nii

u

n

i

i

i

IV

IV

IV

17,350

25,900

3,160

1,554

58,850

97,878

37,762

30,821

37,063

131,693

18,149

1,142

1,528

28,904

7,529

25,019

7,648

1984

1954

1988

1980

1983

1938

1986

1972

1980

1938

1969

1938

1941

1938

1988

1986

1988

IV 3,501 1938

IV 1,841 1974

rv 6,216 1969

IV 11,150 1938

rv 12,432 1954

IV 15,281 1954

IV 3,941 1954

rv 1,004 1938

IV 2,995 1951

IV 4,403 1973

IV 26,677 1968

IV 1,000 1938

IV 6,693 1938

IV 6,475 1963

IV 21,690 1989

IV 22,380 1940

IV 1,523 1938

IV 1,932 1979

IV 9,324 1954

IV 15,540 1970

IV 5,099 1990

IV 1,424 1938

IV 18,130 1963

IV 4,856 1963

IV 42,087 1987

IV 4,164 1938

164


SUDAN/SOUDAN

Summary/Sommaire




Total 13 7,731,500


Bandingilo

Nimule

Radom

—&• Shambe

—— Southern


Arkawit

Arkawit-Sinkat

Khartoum Sunt Forest


Bengangai

Sabaloka

Tokar

SUEDE

Voir paragraphe SWEDEN

SUISSE

Voir paragraphe SWITZERLAND

SURINAME

n

n

u

n

n

ii

n

IV

IV

IV

IV

v

IV

Brinckheuvel

Copi

Coppei

Eilerts de Haan

Galibi

Peruvia

-Raleighva)

Sipaliwini

Tafelberg

50,000

2,280,000

890,000

41,000

1,250,000

62,000

2,300,000

82,000

12,000

1,500

17,000

116,000

630,000

Summary/Sommaire




Total 14 762,970

/Reserves de nature

.ewijne IV 27,000

el I 6,000

IV 28,000

monding IV 12,000

aan I 220,000

IV 4,000

IV 31,000

en-Voltzberg n 78,170

i 100,000

i 140,000

1985

1981

1935

1954

1980

1985

1939

1939

1939

1939

1939

1946

1939

1986

1972

1986

1966

1966

1969

1986

1966

1972

1966

165


Upper Coesewijne IV 27,000

Wane kreek IV 45,400

Wia-wia IV 36,000


.^- Brownsberg II 8,400

SWAZILAND

Summary/Sommaire


Total 3 39,545


Malolotja IV 18,000

Mlawula/Ndzinda IV 17,000


Mlilwane IV 4,545

SWEDEN/SUEDE

Summary/Sommaire




Total 99 1,758,408


Abisko II 6,877

Bla Jungfrun II 198

Gotska Sandon u 3,700

Muddus ii 47,880

•»— Padjelanta n 167,100

Peljekaise n 14,000

Sanfjallet n 2,622

-»*-Sarek n 193,100

Skuleskogen n 2,650

Sonfjallet n 10,400

-i*^-Stora Sjofallct n 127,800

Store Mosse n 7,500

Tiveden n 1,215

Tofsingdalen n 1,588

Vadvetjakka n 2,582


Alajaure rv 16,400

Archipelago of Djuro rv 320

Archipelago of Luro IV 600

Archipelago of Millesvik IV 243

Archipelago of Varmland IV 1,200

Bennebol IV 9,370

Biskopso IV 275

1986

1986

1961

1969

1972

1977

1960

1909

1926

1909

1942

1962

1909

1909

1909

1984

1909

1909

1982

1983

1930

1920

1980

1980

1967

1980

1980

1970

1983

166


Bjorko

Bjuralvern

Bjurum, Dagsnas

Bullero

Dundret

Florarna

Glaskogen

Gryt

Hall-Hangvar

Hallands Vadero

Haparanda Sandskar

Hartso

Hastholmen-Ytteron

Hermano

Hokensas

Holmoarna

Hovfjallet

Innerviskfjardarna

Kallovaratjeh

Kilsviken

Klaveron

Klingavalsan

Komosse

Lacka

Laholmsbukten

Lake Takem

Lango

Langviksskar

Licknevarpefjarden

Lilla Karlso

Misterhult

Njupeskar

Ostra Kullaberg

Rago

Ringso

Rodkullen-Sor-Aspen

Rogen

Rone Ytterholme-Laus Holmar

Roro

Sandsjobacka

Serri

Sjalbottna-O Lagno

Sjaunja

Slado-Askeskar

Stadsholmen

Stora Karlso

Stora Nassa

Stromsholm

Sydbillingen

Tandovala

IV 300 1980

IV 2,151 1982

IV 3,500 1952

IV 475 1967

IV 5,500 1970

IV 4,952 1976

IV 28,000 1970

IV 298 1968

IV 2,161 1967

IV 310 1958

IV 180 1961

IV 630 1981

IV 377 1975

IV 610 1967

rv 5,240 1969

IV 2,800 1980

IV 1,400 1969

V 1,540 1974

IV 1,985 1970

rv 1,000 1971

rv 625 1966

IV 2,250 1968

rv 1,700 1980

rv 130 1978

rv 7,500 1972

IV 5,420 1975

rv 690 1980

rv 276 1983

IV 1,720 1970

rv 164 1955

IV 1,500 1967

IV 1,447 1970

IV 1,000 1965

rv 233 1980

rv 810 1980

rv 579 1970

IV 40,300 1976

rv 1,590

IV 150 1976

V 5,119 1968

IV 3,548 1970

rv 150 1977

IV 285,000 1986

rv 250 1965

rv 720 1968

IV 240 1970

IV 310 1965

rv 1,228 1979

IV 1,750 1981

IV 3,450 1987

167


Tarnasjon IV 11,800

Tinaset IV 2,500

Tromto IV 374

Vaggo IV 136

Verkean IV 1,430

VindelfjaIlen IV 550,000

Nature Conservation Areas/Aires de conservation

de la nature

Brattforsheden V 10,000

Fegen V 3,668

Firth of Gullmarn V 11,860

Hackeberga V 4,350

Halle-Hunneberg V 5,950

Kinnekulle V 7,000

Malingsbo-Kloten V 49,800

Nordingra V 5,307

Stigfjorden V 2,780


Archipelago of Segerstad IV 750

Blahammarsmyren IV 1,200

Hartso-Enskars skargard IV 4,500

Krankesjon IV 1,825

Panken-Arnofjorden IV 1,400

Pirttimysvuoma IV 7,500

Ripakaisenvuoma IV 10,000

Skatelovsfjorden IV 1,500

Stigsfjorden-Kalvofjorden IV 4,000

Svenskundsviken IV 1,000

Tamnaren IV 3,900

Tisjoomradet IV 3,000

SWITZERLAND/SUISSE

Summary/Sommaire



Total 15 111,159


3»- Swiss n 16,887


Binntal IV 4,650

Combe Grede IV 1,202

Creux du Van et Gorges de L'Areuse IV 1,100

Engstlen See - Junigbach - Achtelsass IV 10,500

Gelten-Iffigen IV 4,300

Grimsel rv 10,000

Hohgant IV 1,504

Holloch Karst IV 9,240

La Pierreuse IV 3,255

1983

1982

1975

1975

1974

1984

1980

1983

1982

1982

1982

1981

1983

1979

1979

1914

168


Val de Bagnes

Vallee de Joux et Haut Jura Vaudois

Vallee du Doubs

Valli di Languard, dal Fain, and Minor

Vallon de Nant

IV

IV

IV

IV

rv

20,000

22,000

3,400

1,750

1,371

SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC/REPUBLIQUE ARAB SYRIENNE


TANZANIA, UNITED REPUBLIC OF/REPUBLIQUE-UNIE DU TANZANIA

Summary/Sommaire



Total 20 11,913,075


Arusha II 13,700

—^- Gombe II 5,200

Katavi II 225,300

—^ Kilimanjaro II 75,575

—^-Lake Manyara II 32,000

Mahale Mountain II 161,300

Mikumi II 323,000

Ruaha II 1,295,000

Rubondo II 45,700

—>-Serengeti II 1,476,300

Tarangire II 260,000


Biharamulo IV 130,000

Kizigo IV 400,000

Maswa IV 220,000

Moyowosi IV 600,000

Rungwa IV 900,000

-^^Selous IV 5,000,000

Umba IV 150,000

Uwanda IV 500,000


Uzungwa IV 100,000

TCHAD

Voir paragraphe CHAD

TCHECOSLOVAQUIE

Voir paragraphe CZECHOSLOVAKIA

TERRITOIRE DU TRAITE DE L'ANTARCTIQUE

Voir paragraphe ANTARCTIC TREATY TERRITORY

1967

1968

1974

1973

1960

1985

1964

1964

1977

1951

1970

1959

1969

1982

1951

1922

1974

1971

1959

169


THAILAND/THAILANDE

• Ao Phangnga

Chae Son

Chaloem

Chat Trakan

Doi Initiation

Doi Khuntan

Doi Suthep-Pui

Erawan

Hat Chao Mai

Hat Nai Yi

Hat NophE

Huai Huat

• Kaeng K radian

Kaeng Tana

Khao Cham

Khao Khitcl

Khao Laem

Khao Lam I

Khao Luang

KhaoPu-

Khao Sam

Khao Sam

Khao Sok

-KhaoYai

Khlong Lan

Laem Son

Lansang

Mae Ping

Mae Wong

Mae Yom

Mu Ko Chang

Mu Ko Phetra

Mu Ko Similan

Mu Ko Surin

Mukdahan

Nam Nao

Namtok M

Namtok Ph

Pang Sida

Summary/Sommaire




Total 83

2,841,940

2,220,720

43,086

5,105,746

'arcs nationaux

;a II 40,000

u 59,200

ittanakosin (Tham Than Lot) II 5,900

i n 54,300

n II 48,240

n V 25,529

Pui II 26,106

II 55,000

lai II 23,088

ig NP (including Ko Phuket reefs) II 9,000

at Thara - Mu Ko Phi Phi II 38,996

It 82,856

nan Tf \' T^jvj) 291,000

II 8,000

ao-Khao Wong II 8,368

uikul II 5,870

Ya - Mu Ko Samet V 13,100

Ji - Hat Thai Muang II 7,200

{ u 57,000

Chao Ya U 69,400

.an V 4,457

toi Yot II 9,808

n 64,552

n 216,863

ii 30,000

ii 31,500

n 10,400

n 100,300

n 89,400

n 45,475

ng II 65,000

ira II 49,438

ilan n 12,800

n II 13,500

n 4,550

ii 96,600

£ Surin u 39,660

ui (Khao Sabup) n 13,450

u 84,400

- Na Yoi u 68,600

ngKla n 30,700

1981

1988

1980

1987

1972

1975

1981

1975

1981

1981

1983

1988

1981

1981

1975

1977

1981

1986

1974

1982

1981

1966

1980

1962

1982

1983

1979

1981

1987

1986

1982

1984

1982

1981

1988

1972

1981

1975

1982

1987

1984

170


Phu Kao

Phu Kradung

Phu Phan

Phu Rua

Ramkamh;

Sai Yok

Si Laana

Si Nakarin

Si Phangnga

Si Satchanalai

, Tarutao

Tat Ton

Thaleban

Thap Lan

Thung Sa

Ton Krabi

Wiang Kosai

Idlife Sanctu

Doi Chianj

Doi Luang

Doi Pha Cl

Doi Pha M

*Huai Kha I

Khao Ang

Khao Banthat

Khao Phanom

Khao Sanam 1

Khao Soi Dao

Khlong Nakha

Khlong Phraya

Khlong Saeng

Mae Tun

Mae Yuam

Maenam PI

Omkoi

Phu Khieo

Phu Luang

Phu Miang

Phu Wua

Salawin

-Thung Yai

Ton Nga Cl

YotDom

TOGO

Phu Phan Kham n 32,200

m u 34,812

n 66,470

u 12,084

eng n 34,100

n 50,000

ii 140,600

n 153,200

:» n 24,608

ilai n 21,320

n 149,000

u 21,718

n 10,168

n 224,000

eng Luang ii 126,240

cYai n 14,900

ai n 41,000

aries/Sanctuaires de ressources sauvages

Dao IV 52,100

IV 9,700

ang IV 57,675

uang IV 58,320

Chaeng IV 257,464

RuNai IV 10,810

iat IV 126,699

3m Dong Rak rv 31,600

n Phriang u 10,000

ao IV 74,502

<ha IV 48,000

aya rv 9,500

ng IV 115,615

IV 117,300

Fang Khwa IV 29,200

lachi IV 48,931

IV 122,400

IV 156,000

IV 84,799

Phu Thong IV 54,500

rv 18,650

IV 87,500

Varesuan IV 320,000

iang IV 18,200

IV 20,255

Summary/Sommaire


Category\Categorie rv g 289,616

Total n 646,906

1985

1962

1972

1979

1980

1980

1989

1981

1988

1981

1974

1980

1980

1981

1972

1981

1981

1978

1984

1980

1980

1972

1977

1975

1978

1985

1972

1972

1980

1974

1978

1986

1978

1983

1972

1974

1977

1975

1978

1974

1978

1977

171



*— Fazao-Malfakassa

Fosse aux Lions

Keran


Aboulaye

Akaba

Djamde

Galangashie

Haho-Yoto

Kpessi

Oti Mandouri

Togodo

TOKELAU


TONGA


TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO/TRINITE-ET-TOBAGO

n 192,000 1950

ii 1,650

n 163,640 1950

IV 30,000

IV 25,626

rv 1,650

IV 7,500

IV 18,000

IV 28,000

IV 147,840

IV 31,000 1952

Summary/Sommaire


Total 6 15,278


Bush Bush IV

Central Range IV

Little Tobago IV

Northern Range IV

Southern Watershed IV

•*- Trinity Hill IV

TUNISIA/TUNISIE


Bou Kornine

' Djebel Bou-Hedma

Djebel Chambi

:£*• Ichkeul

Zembra and Zembretta


Lac de Tunis

n

n

n

n

n

IV

1,554

2,153

101

1,350

1,874

8,246

Summary/Sommaire

Category\Categorie I 1 450



Total 7 45^30

1,939

16,488

6,723

12,600

4,030

3,000

1968

1934

1928

1935

1934

1934

1987

1980

1980

1980

1973

1973

172



Galiton

TURKEY/TURQUIE

450 1980

Goreme

Ugaz Dagi

Karatepe-/

Koprulu K

Kovada Golu

Munzur

• Olimpos-B

Soguksu

Spildag

Termessos

. Uludag

Yedigoller

ure Reserve

Sultan Sazligi

Yukarigokdere

tcial Protectio

Goksu Delta

TUVALU


UGANDA/OUGANDA

Summary/Sommaire


Category\Categorie 0 11



Total 18

1,300

194,435

23,150

50,291

269,176

'arcs nationaux

iadisi n 10,985

rimadisi (Galipoli) V 33,000

v 9,576

n 1,088

slantas V 7,715

nyon n 36,614

u n 6,534

n 42,800

jydaglari n 69,800

u 1,050

n 5,505

u 6,702

u 11,338

/Reserves de nature

n 2,019

g' IV 9,000

ere i 1,300

an Areas/Aires specialement protegees

a IV 13,000

)alyan IV 1,150

Kidepo Valley

Lake Mburo

Summary/Sommaire




Total 19

769,800

980,629

5,200

1,755,629

'arcs nationaux

ey II

> II

Falls (Kabalega) II

ibeth (Rwenzori) II

134,400

53,600

384,000

197,800

1966

1973

1986

1976

1958

1973

1970

1971

1972

1959

1968

1970

1961

1965

1988

1987

1989

1988

1962

1982

1952

1952

173



Budongo IV 1,041


Ajai IV 15,800 1962

Bokora Corridor IV 205,600 1964

Bugungu IV 52,000 1968

Gorilla IV 2,900 1964

Karuma IV 82,000 1964

Katonga IV 20,800 1964

Kibale Forest Corridor IV 56,000 1964

Kigezi IV 33,000 1952

Kyambura rv 15,700 1965

Matheniko IV 160,000 1964

Pian-Upe IV 231,400 1964

Toro IV 55,488 1929


Dufile, Otze and Mount Kei IV 48,900

Entebbe V 5,200

UKRAINIAN SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLIC/REPUBLIQUE SOCIALISTE

SOVIETIQUE UKRAINE

Summary/Sommaire

CategoryVCategorie I 11 158,737

CategorySCategorie n 2 132,803

CategoryNCategorie rv 4 173,367

Total 17 464,907


^- Karpatskiy n 50,303 1980

**- Shatskiy u 82,500 1983


Askaniya Nova 11,054 1921

Chernomorskiy 71,899 1927

Dunaiskie Plavni 14,851 1981

Kanevskiy 1,030 1968

Karadagskiy 1,370 1979

Karpatskiy 18,544 1968

Luganskiy 1,580 1968

Polesskiy 20,104 1968

Rastoch'e 2,080 1984

Ukrainskiy Stepnoy 1,634 1961

Yaldnskiy 14,591 1973


Azovo-Sivashskoye IV 57,430 1957

Dneprovsko-Teterevskoye IV 37,891 1967

Krymskoye IV 42,957 1957

Zalesskoye IV 35,089 1957

174


UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICSU/NION DES REPUBLIQUES

SOCIALISTES SOVIETIQUES

Summary/Sommaire



Total 155 23371^72


Ala-Archa

Bashkiriya

Bayanau1'sky

Gauya

Lakhemaaskiy

Lithuanian SSR

Losinyy Ostrov

Mariy Chodra

- *» Pribaikalskiy

Prie1'brusskiy

Samarskaya Luka

Sevan

Sochinskiy

Tbilisskiy

Uzbekistan People's Park

-*- Zahaikalskiy


Adzhametskiy

Ak-Ge1'skiy

Akhmetskiy

Aksu-Dzhabagly

Algetskiy

Alma-Atinskiy

—&*• Altaiskiy

Amu-Dar'inskiy

Asirukhanskiy

Azas

Baday-Tugay

Badkhyzskiy

Baikalo-Lenskiy

Barguzinskiy

Barsake1'messkiy

Bashkirskiy

Bassegi

Bayka1'skiy

Besh-Ara1'skiy

Bol'shekhekhtsizskiy

Borzhomskiy

Bryanskiy Les

Bureinskiy

Chapkyalyay

I 19,400 1976

I 98,134 1986

I 45,500 1985

I 83,750 1973

I 64,911 1971

I 30,000 1974

I 10,058 1983

I 36,600 1985

I 412,750 1986

I 101,000 1986

I 128,000 1984

I 150,000 1978

I 190,000 1983

I 19,410 1973

I 31,503 1978

I 269,300 1986

4,848 1957

4,400 1978

16,297 1980

75,094 1927

6,000 1965

73,342 1961

881,238 1968

50,506 1982

63,400 1919

337,290 1985

5,929 1971

87,680 1941

659,919 1986

263,200 1916

18,300 1939

I 79,609 1930

I 19,422 1982

165,724 1969

116,732 1979

45,123 1963

18,048 1959

11,778 1987

358,444 1987

8,477 1975

175


Chatka1'skiy

Dagestanskiy

Da1'nevostochnyy

Darvinskiy

Dashti-Dzhumskiy

Dauzsky

Dilizhanskiy

Endlaskiy

Geige1'skiy

Girkanskiy

Gissarskiy (Kyzylsuyskiy and Mirakinskiy)

Grini

I1'menskiy

Ilisuinsky

Ismaillinskiy

Issyk-Ku1'skiy

Kabardino-Balkarskiy

Kamanos

Kandalakshskiy

Kaplankyrskiy

Karayazskiy

Kavkazskiy

Kazbegskiy

Kedrovaya Pad'

Khinganskiy

Khoperskiy

Khosrovskiy

Kintrishskiy

Kitabskii

Kivach

Kodry

Komsomo1'skiy

Kopetdagskiy

Kostomukhskiy

Krasnovodskiy

• Kronotskiy

Krustkalny

Kugitangskiy

Kurga1'dzhinskiy

Kuril 'skiy

Kyzyl-Agachskiy

Kyzylkumskiy

Lagodekhskiy

• Laplandskiy

Lazovskiy

Les na Vorskle

Liakhvskiy

Magadanskiy

Malaya Sos'va

Mariamdzhvarskiy

35,686 1947

19,061 1987

64,316 1978

112,630 1945

19,700 1983

631,300 1986

24,232 1958

8,162 1985

7,131 1926

2,904 1969

87,538 1983

1,477 1957

30,380 1920

9,345 1987

5,778 1981

18,999 1948

74,099 1976

3,650 1979

58,100 1932

570,000 1979

4,155 1978

263,277 1924

8,707 1976

17,897 1916

97,836 1963

16,178 1935

29,680 1958

13,893 1959

5,378 1979

10,460 1931

5,177 1971

63,866 1963

49,793 1976

47,457 1983

262,037 1928

1,099,000 1967

2,902 1977

27,100 1986

237,138 1968

65,365 1984

88,360 1929

10,141 1971

17,818 1912

278,436 1930

116,524 1957

1,038 1979

6,385 1977

883,805 1982

92,921 1976

1,040 1959

176


Markako1'skiy

Matsaluskiy

Mordovskiy

Narynskiy

Naurzumskiy

Nigulasskiy

Nizhne-Svirskiy

Nuratinskiy

Okskiy

Olekminskiy

Ozenbuzgskiy

Pechoro-Dychskiy

Pinezhskiy

Pirkulinskiy

Pitsyundo-Myusserskiy

Pozonaiskiy

Prioksko-Terrasnyy

Pskhu-Gumistinskiy

1 Putozanskiy

Ramit

Redenskiy Les

Repetekskiy

Ritsinskiy

Saguramskiy

Sary-Chelekskiy

Sayano-Shushenskiy

Severo-Osetinskiy

Shikaokhskiy

Shirvanskiy

Shu1'gan Tash

* Sikhote-Alinskiy

Slitere

Sokhondinskiy

Stolby

Suzkhanskiy

Syunt-Khasardagskiy

»Taymyrskiy

Teberdinskiy

Teychi

Tigrovaya Balka

Tsentral 'nochernozemnyy

Tsentra1'novesnoy

^Tsentralno-Sibirskiy

Turianchaiskiy

Ussuriyskiy

• Ust'Lenskiy

Ustiyurtskiy

Vashlovanskiy

Verkhne-Tazovskiy

Vi1'sandiyskiy

I 75,040 1976

I 39,697 1957

I 32,148 1935

I 18,260 1983

I 87,694 1934

I 2,771 1957

I 40,972 1980

I 22,537 1975

I 22,911 1935

I 847,102 1984

I 21,653 1989

721,322 1930

41,244 1975

1,520 1968

3,761 1966

56,669 1988

4,945 1948

40,819 1976

1,887,251 1988

16,168 1959

5,664 1976

34,600 1928

16,289 1957

5,247 1946

23,868 1959

390,368 1976

28,999 1967

18,000 1975

17,745 1969

22,531 1986

347,052 1935

15,037 1921

211,007 1973

47,154 1925

28,014 1986

29,700 1976

1,348,708 1979

84,996 1936

19,047 1982

49,700 1938

4,847 1969

21,380 1931

972,017 1985

12,634 1958

40,432 1932

1,433,000 1986

223,300 1984

8,034 1935

631,308 1986

10,689 1910

177

Parcs nationaux et aires prottyies

Visimskiy 13,750 1971

Vitimskiy 585,021 1982

Viydumyaeskiy 1,194 1957

Volzhsko-Kamskiy 8,034 1960

Voronezhskiy 31,053 1927

-**• Vrangel Island 795,650 1976

Yuganskiy 648,636 1982

Yuzhno-Uzalskiy 254,914 1978

Zaaminskiy 15,600 1959

Zakata1'skiy 23,843 1930

Zavidovskiy 125,442 1972

Zeravshanskiy 2,352 1975

Zeyskiy 82,567 1963

Zhigulevskiy 23,140 1966

Zhuvintas 5,457 1946

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES/EMIRATS ARAB UNIS


UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND/

ROYAUME-UNI DE GRANDE BRETAGNE ET D'IRELANDE DU NORD

Dartmoor

Exmoor

- Lake District

North York N

• Northumberl;

Peak District

Pembrokesf

Snowdonia

The Broads

Yorkshire C

ional Nature

Abernethy 1

Beinn Eighe

Ben Lawers

Ben Lui

Ben Wyvis

Summary/Sommaire





Total 159

19,331

4,128

148,687

4,541,304

4,713,450

'arcs nationaux

cons V 133,400

V 94,500

V 68,632

•A.V 228,000

Moors V 143,221

•landV 103,079

•tV 142,285

iire Coast V 57,937

V 217,100

V 28,800

ales V 176,113

Reserves/Reserves naturelles nationales

-orest IV 2,296

IV 4,758

rv 3,974

IV 2,104

IV 5,673

Estuary IV 1,031

aoileag rv 2,126

1957

1951

1954

1951

1952

1956

1951

1952

1951

1989

1954

1982

1951

1962

1961

1984

1983

1985

178


Bridgwater Bay

Caenlochan

Caerlaverock^ Cairngorms

Cairnsmore of Fleet

Creag Meagaidh

Dengie

Dyfi

Glen Roy

Glen Tanar

Gualin

Holkham

Inchnadamph

Inverpolly

Lindisfarne

Loch Druidibeg

Loch Leven

Loch Maree Islands

Monach Isles

Moor House

Muir of Dinnet

Newborough Warren/Ynys Llanddwyn

North Rona and Sula Sgeir

North Strangford Lough

Noss

Rannoch Moor

Rhum

Ribble Marshes

Scolt Head Island

Skomer Island

StKilda

Stackpole

Strathfarrar

Upper Teesdale

Y Wyddfa-Snowdon

National Scenic Areas/Aires sceniques nationales

Assynt-Coigach

—*=Ben Nevis and Glen Coe

Cuillin Hills

Deeside and Lochnagar

Dornoch Firth

East Stewartry Coast

Eildon and Leaderfoot

Fleet Valley

Glen Affric

Glen Strathfarrar

Hoy and West Mainland

Jura

Kintail

Knapdale

IV 2,559 1954

IV 3,639 1961

IV 5,585 1957

IV 25,949 1954

IV 1,922 1975

IV 3,948 1986

rv 2,011 1984

IV 2,095 1972

IV 1,168 1970

IV 4,185 1979

IV 2,522 1971

IV 3,925 1967

IV 1,295 1956

IV 10,857 1961

IV 3,278 1964

IV 1,677 1958

IV 1,597 1964

IV 200

IV 577 1966

IV 3,894 1952

IV 1,415 1977

IV 1,405 1955

IV 130 1984

IV 1,015 1987

IV 313 1955

IV 1,499 1958

IV 10,794 1957

IV 2,302 1979

IV 737

IV 307 1959

IV 853 1957

IV 199 1981

IV 2,189 1977

IV 3,497 1963

IV 1,677 1964

V 90,200 1980

V 101,600 1980

V 21,900 1980

V 40,000 1980

V 7,500 1980

V 5,200 1980

V 3,600 1980

V 5,300 1980

V 19,300 1980

V 3,800 1980

V 14,800 1980

V 21,800 1980

V 16,300 1980

V 19,800 1980

179


Knoydart

Kyle of Tongue

Kyles of Bute

Loch Lomond

Loch Rannoch and Glenlyon

Loch Sheil

Loch Tummel

Loch na Keal

Lynn of Lorn

Morar, Moidart and Ardnamurchan

Nith Estuary

North Arran

North West Sutherland

River Earn (Comrie and St Fillans)

River Tay (Dunkeld)

Scarba, Lunga and the Garvellachs

Shetland

South Lewis, Harris and North Uist

South Uist Machair

StKilda

The Cairngorm Mountains

The Small Isles

The Trossachs

Trotternish

Upper Tweeddale

Wester Ross

Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty/Aires & la beaute

naturelle exceptionnelle

Anglesey

Antrim Coast and Glens

Arnside and Silverdale

Cannock Chase

Causeway Coast

Chichester Harbour

Chilterns

Clwydian Range

Cornwall

Cornwall Extension

Cotswolds

Cranbourne Chase and West Wiltshire Downs

Dedham Vale

Dedham Vale Extension

Dorset

East Devon

East Hampshire

Forest of Bowland

Gower

High Weald

Howardian Hills

Isle of Wight

V 39,500 1980

V 18,500 1980

V 4,400 1980

V 27,400 1980

V 48,400 1980

V 13,400 1980

V 9,200 1980

V 12,700 1980

V 4,800 1980

V 15,900 1980

V 9,300 1980

V 23,800 1980

V 20,500 1980

V 3,000 1980

V 5,600 1980

V 1,900 1980

V 15,600 1980

V 108,600 1980

V 6,100 1980

V 900 1980

V 67,200 1980

V 15,500 1980

V 4,600 1980

V 5,000 1980

V 12,300 1980

V 145,300 1980

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

21,500

70,600

7,500

6,800

4,050

7,500

80,000

15,600

93,200

2,500

150,700

96,000

5,700

1,500

103,600

26,700

39,100

80,300

18,900

145,000

20,500

18,900

1967

1988

1972

1958

1989

1964

1965

1965

1959

1983

1966

1983

1970

1978

1959

1963

1962

1964

1956

1983

1987

1963

180


Isles of Scilly

Kent Downs

Lincolnshire Wolds

Lleyn

Malvern Hills

Mendip Hills

Mourne

Norfolk Coast

North Devon

North Pennines

North Wessex Downs

Northumberland Coast

Quantock Hills

Shropshire Hills

Solway Coast

South Devon

South Hampshire Coast

Suffolk Coast and Heaths

Surrey Hills

Sussex Downs

Wye Valley


New Forest

Anguilla/Anguille


Bermuda/Bermudes


Castle Harbour Islands

Preserves/Reserves

North Shore Coral Reef

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

rv

IV

1,600

84,500

56,000

15,500

10,400

20,600

57,012

45,000

17,100

199,800

173,800

12,900

9,900

77,700

10,700

33,200

7,800

39,100

41,400

98,100

32,500

37,500

200

12,000

1976

1968

1973

1957

1959

1972

1986

1968

1960

1988

1972

1958

1957

1959

1964

1960

1967

1966

1958

1966

1971

1079

1979

1966

British Indian Ocean Territory/Territoire britannique de 1'ocean Indien


British Virgin Islands/lies Vierges britannique


Cayman Islands/Iies Caimans


Little Sound

North Sound

Falkland Islands/Iies Malouines


I

IV

1,731

3,310

1986

1986

181


Gibraltar


Hong Kong/Hong-Kong

Country Parks/Parcs rtgionaux

LamTsuen V 1,520 1979

Lantau North V 2,220 1978

Lantau South V 5,640 1978

Ma On Shan V 2,880 1979

PatSinLeng V 3,125 1978

Plover Cove V 5,224 1978

SaiKungEast V 4,477 1978

SaiKungWest V 3,000 1978

ShingMun V 1,400 1977

TaiLam V 5,330 1979

TaiMoShan V 1,440 1979

TaiTam V 1,585 1977

Montserrat


Pitcairn Islands/Iies Pitcairn


Saint Helena, Ascension, Tristan da Cunha/Sainte-Helene, Ascension,

Tristan da Cunha


Gough Island I 6,500 1976

Jews Point I 11,100 1979

South Georgia/South Sandwich Islands/Georgie du Sud/Iles Sandwich du Sud


Turks and Caicos/Turques-et-Caiques


Grand Turk Cays Land and Sea

Grand Turk West Shore

Leeward Land and Sea

V

V

V

134

1,000

500

1987

1987

1987

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA/ETATS-UNIS D'AMERIQUE

Summary/Sommaire



Category\Categorie III 232 18,029,505



Total 970 98,349,176

182



Acadia

Arches

Badlands

Big Bend

Biscayne

—»• Bryce Canyon

Canyonlands

Capitol Reef

Carlsbad Caverns

-*-- Channel Islands

Crater Lake

• Everglades

Glacier

- Grand Canyon

Grand Teton

Great Basin

- Great Smoky Mountains

Guadalupe Mountains

Hot Springs

Isle Royale

Kings Canyon

- Lassen Volcanic

Mammoth Cave

Mesa Verde

Mount Rainier

North Cascades

- Olympic

Petrified Forest

Redwood

Rocky Mountain

Sequoia

Shenandoah

Theodore Roosevelt

Voyageurs

Wind Cave

- Yellowstone

"Yoser

Zion

National Wildlife Refuges/Refuges nationaux

de faune et de flore sauvage_S-

Agassiz

Alamosa

Alligator RiverX

Anahuac

Ankeny

Aransas

Arapaho

Ardoch

Arrowwood

^ V**rs^sd-rt^

II 15,590 1919

n 29,260 1971

n 98,463 1978

u 286,572 1944

n 41,967 1980

u 14,405 1924

n 136,542 1964

n 97,870 1971

n 18,921 1930

u 100,987 1980

u 74,150 1902

n 585,867 1947

n 410,058 1910

n 493,441 1919

u 124,140 1929

n 31,080 1986

n 209,160 1934

n 31,364 1972

u 2,330 1921

ii 215,740 1940

n 187,069 1940

n 43,293 1916

n 20,541 1934

n 20,830 1906

n 95,268 1899

u 204,284 1968

n 371,225 1938

n 37,880 1962

n 42,400 1968

u 107,519 1915

n 163,115 1890

n 84,921 1926

n 28,150 1978

u 87,772 1971

n 11,223 1903

n 899,139 1872

ii 308,273 1890

ii 59,308 1909

IV

IV

IV

IV

rv

IV

IV

IV

IV

24,726

4,523

56,297

9,897

1,132

42,407

7,393

1,092

6,453

1937

1962

1963

1965

1937

1967

1935

183


Ash Meadows

Atchafalaya

Attwater's Prairie Chicken

Audubon

Back Bay

Banks Lake

Baskett Slough

Bear Lake

Bear River

Bear Valley

Benton Lake

Big Boggy

Big Lake

Big Stone

Bitter Lake

Blackbeard Island

Blackwater

Bogue Chitto (Louisiana)

Bogue Chitto (Mississippi)

Bombay Hook

Bon Secour

Bosque del Apache

Bowdoin

Brazoria

Breton

Browns Park

Buenos Aires

Buffalo Lake (Texas)

Butte Sink

Cabeza Prieta

Cache River

Camas

Cape Romain

Carolina Sandhills

Catahoula

Cedar Island

Charles M. Russell

Chase Lake

Chassahowitzka

Chautauqua

Chickasaw

Chicot

Chincoteague

Choctaw

Cibola

Clarence Cannon

Clear Lake

Coachella Valley

Cold Springs

Columbia

IV 5,174

IV 6,178

IV 3,234

IV 5,969

IV 1,859

IV 1,639

IV 1,009

IV 7,269

IV 26,337

IV 1,378

IV 5,015

IV 1,770

IV 4,466

IV 4,371

III 9,457

IV 2,275

IV 6,353

IV 8,324

rv 2,648

IV 6,124

IV 1,819

rv 23,162

IV 5,094

IV 4,941

IV 3,664

IV 5,449

IV 45,126

IV 3,104

IV 3,275

IV 348,042

IV 1,898

IV 4,284

IV 13,861

IV 18,319

IV 2,150

IV 5,073

IV 364,808

IV 1,776

IV 12,317

rv 2,510

IV 6,266

rv 2,592

w 3,853

IV 1,708

IV 1,277

IV 1,513

rv 13,543

IV 1,049

rv 1,262

IV 11,985

1972

1956

1938

1965

1968

1940

1939

1904

1932

1936

1908

1964

1909

1944

184


Colusa

Conboy Lake

Crab Orchard

Creedman Coulee

Crescent Lake

Crocodile Lake

Cross Creeks

D'Arbonne

Dakota Lake

De Soto (Iowa)

De Soto (Nebraska)

Deer Flat

Delevan

Delta

Des Lacs

Desert

Edwin B. Forsythe

Erie

Eufaula (Georgia)

Eufaula (Alabama)

Fallon

Felsenthal

Fish Springs

Fishermen Island

Flint Hills

Fort Niobrara

Grasslands

Grays Lake

Great Dismal Swamp (Virginia)

Great Dismal Swamp (North Carolina)

Great Meadows

Great Swamp

Great White Heron

Grulla

Hagerman

Halfbreed Lake

Harris Neck

Hart Mountain

Hatchie

Havasu

Hillside

Holla Bend

Horicon

Imperial (Arizona)

Imperial (California)

Iroquois

J. Clark Salyer

J.N. Ding Darling

Kern

Kesterson

IV 1,636

IV 2,290 1965

IV 17,682

IV 1,105

IV 18,556

IV 1,619

IV 3,589

IV 7,055

IV 1,116

IV 1,417

IV 1,751

IV 4,562

IV 2,282

IV 19,763 1935

IV 7,915

IV 643,471

IV 14,017

IV 3,238

IV 1,309

IV 3,211

IV 7,250

IV 26,285 1975

IV 5,758 1959

IV 415 1969

IV 7,478 1966

IV 7,563 1912

IV 10,669

IV 6,652 1965

IV 33,154 1973

IV 9,945

IV 1,168 1944

IV 2,809 1964

IV 2,996

III 1,309 1969

IV 4,585 1945

IV 1,748

rv 1,119 1962

IV 100,994

IV 5,285 1965

IV 3,138 1941

IV 6,239 1975

IV 2,274 1957

IV 8,495 1941

IV 7,206 1941

IV 3,223 1941

IV 4,381 1958

IV 23,771

rv 2,037 1945

IV 4,297

rv 2,388

185


Kirtlands Warbler

Kirwin

Klamath Forest

Kofa

Kootenai

La Creek

Lacassine

Laguna Atascosa

Lake Alice

Lake George

Lake Do

Lake Mason

Lake Nettie

Lake Thibadeau

Lake Woodruff

LakeZahl

Las Vegas

Lee Metcalf

Lewis and Clark

Little Pend Oreille

Long Lake

Losrwood

Lower Hatchie

Lower Klamath (California)

Lower Klamath (Oregon)

Lower Rio Grande Valley

Lower Suwannee

Loxahatchee

Mackay Island

Malheur

Mark Twain (Illinois)

Mark Twain (Iowa)

Martin

Mattamuskeet

Maxwell

McFaddin

McNary

Medicine Lake

Merced

Merritt Island

Mid-Continent

Mingo

Minidoka

Minnesota Valley

Missisquoi

Mississippi River Caue (Illinois)

Mississippi River Caue (Iowa)

Mississippi River Caue (Minnesota)

Mississippi River Caue (Wisconsin)

Mississippi Sandhill Crane

IV 2,127

IV 4,365

IV 6,633

IV 267,102 1939

IV 1,123

IV 6,650

IV 13,213

rv 18,301

IV 4,534

IV 1,263

IV 1,637

IV 6,773

IV 1,237

IV 1,567i

IV 7,494 1964

IV 1,548

IV 3,499

IV 1,131 1964

rv 15,390

IV 16,200

IV 9,046 1932

IV 10,048

IV 1,678

rv 19,027

IV 2,680

IV 10,662!

IV 15,856

IV 58,792 1951

IV 2,526

IV 74,707

IV 6,714 1958

IV 4,241 1958

IV 1,791

IV 20,323

IV 1,498

rv 17,397

IV 1,470 1955

rv 9,243

IV 1,038

IV 56,356

IV 1,999

IV 8,779

IV 8,386

IV 2,973

IV 2,365

V 8,148 1974

IV 12,278 1974

IV 6,246 1974

IV 16,338 1974

IV 7,692 1974

186


Modoc

Monomy

Monte Vista

Montezuma

Moody

Moosehorn

Morgan Brake

Muleshoe

Muscatatuck

National Bison Range

National Elk

National Key Deer

Necedah

Nisqually

North Plane

Noxubee

Okefenokee (Florida)

Okefenokee (Georgia)

Optima

Oregon Islands

Ottawa

Ouray

Overflow

Oyster Bay

Pablo

Paharanagat

Panther Swamp

Parker River

Pathfinder

Patuxent

Pea Island

Pee Dee

Pelican Island

Petit Manan

Piedmont

Pinckney Island

Pine Island

Pinellas

Pixley

Plum Tree Island

Pocasse

Prime Hook

Pungo

Quillayute

Quivira

Rachel Carson

Red Rock Lakes

Rice Lake

Ridgefield

Rock Lake

IV 1,038

IV 1,094

IV 5,746

IV 2,605

IV 1,424

IV 9,211

IV 1,324

rv 2,352

IV 3,128

IV 7,509

rv 9,989

IV 3,068

rv 17,681

IV 1,145

IV 2,044

rv 18,786

IV 1,490

rv 158,518

IV 1,755

rv 233

rv 2,346

rv 4,651

IV 2,875

IV 1,298

IV 1,030

IV 2,179

rv 10,993

IV 1,888

IV 6,807

IV 1,896

IV 2,376

IV 3,418

rv 1,780

IV 1,350

IV 14,044

IV 1,641

IV 163

IV 159

IV 2,426

IV 1,327

IV 1,047

IV 3,929

IV 5,002

IV 121

IV 8,837

IV 1,280

IV 14,050

IV 6,629

IV 1,874

IV 2,230

1937

1940

1937

1937

1939

1975

1908

1956

187


Ruby Lake

Sabine

Sacramento

Saddle Mountain

Salt Plains

Salton Sea

San Andres

San Bernard

San Francisco Bay

San Juan Islands

San Luis

San Pablo Bay

Sand Lake

Santee

Savannah (Georgia)

Savannah (South Carolina)

Seedskadee

Seney

Sequoyah

Sevilleta

Sheldon

Sherburne

Shiawassee

Silver Lake

Slade

Squaw Creek

St Johns

St Marks

St Vincent

Stillwater

Sutter

Swan Lake

Swanquarter

Tamarac

Tennessee

Tensas River

Tewaukon

Texas Point

Tishomingo

Trempealeau

Tule Lake

Turnbull

Ul Bend

Umatilla (Oregon)

Umatilla (Washington)

Union Slough

Upper Klamath

Upper Mississippi (Iowa)

Upper Mississippi (Minnesota)

Upper Mississippi (Wisconsin)

IV15,2LJ0

IV 56,472

IV 4,367 1937

IV 12,478 1971

IV 12,958 1930

IV 15,219

IV 23,172

IV 9,904 1967

IV 6,978 1972

IV 182 1914

IV 3,009

IV 4,737

IV 8,039 1935

IV 17,673 1941

rv 4,586 1927

IV 5,785

IV 6,011 1965

IV 38,659

IV 8,424 1971

IV 92,394 1973

rv 231,037 1931

IV 11,981 1965

IV 3,639 1953

IV 1,356

IV 1,215 1941

IV 2,802

IV 2,533

IV 26,399 1931

IV 5,057 1968

IV 9,802

IV 1,049 1945

IV 4,321 1937

IV 6,335

IV 14,252 1938

IV 20,800

IV 22,259

IV 3,327 1935

IV 3,626

IV 6,668 1943

IV 2,275

IV 15,646 1928

IV 6,304 1937

IV 22,700

IV 3,596 1969

IV 5,672 1969

IV 1,152 1938

IV 5,045 1928

IV 8,230 1924

IV 7,189 1924

IV 19,425 1924

188


Upper Ouachita

Upper Souris

Valentine

Wallops Island

Wapanocca

War Horse

Washita

Wassaw Island

Waubay

Wheeler

White River

Wichita Mountains

Willapa

William L. Finley

Willow Creek-Lurline

Willow Lake

Wolf Island

Yazoo

National Marine Sanctuaries/Sanctuaires marins

Bitter Creek

Channel Islands

Cordell Bank

Gray's Reef

Gulf of the Farallones

Key Largo Coral Reef

Looe Key

National Estuarine Research Reserves/Reserves

de recherche estuarienne

Chesapeake Bay

Great Bay

Hudson River

Narragonsett Bay

North Carolina

Rookery Bay

Sapelo Island

South Slough

Waquoint Bay

Weeks Bay

National Scientific Reserves/Reserves

scientifiques nationales

Ice Age

Research Natural Areas/Aires naturelles

devices a la recherche

Jordan Craters

Lost Forest


Pinelands

National Preserves/Reserves nationales

Big Cypress

Big Thicket

IV 8,460 1978

IV 12,997

IV 27,174 1935

IV 1,366

IV 2,219 1961

IV 1,293

IV 3,274

IV 4,078 1968

IV 1,047

IV 13,839

IV 45,746

IV 23,903

IV 5,830

IV 2,157

IV 1,586

IV 1,062

IV 2,076 1930

rv 5,051

nationaux

rv 5,482 1973

V 405,506 1980

V 128,777 1989

IV 5,441 1981

V 307,044 1981

V 32,388 1975

V 1,554 1981

nationales

IV 2,374 1981

IV 3,002 1989

IV 2,023 1982

IV 1,286 1980

IV 4,743 1982

IV 3,805 1978

IV 2,892 1976

IV 2,502 1974

IV 1,077 1988

IV 1,483 1986

II

V

13,153

12,166

3,620

438,210

21,198

34,712

1964

1975

1973

1978

1974

1974

189


National Rivers/Fleuves nationaux

Buffalo

New River Gorge

National Scenic Rivers/Fleuves nationaux pittoresques

Lower St Croix

Middle Delaware

Obed

Ozark

Rio Grande (Texas)

Rio Grande (New Mexico)

Salmon River

St Croix

Wolf River

National Monuments/Monuments nationaux

Agate Fossil Beds

Bandelier

Black Canyon of the Gunnison

Canyon de Chelly

Cedar Breaks

Chaco Canyon

Chiricahua

Colorado

Congaree Swamp

Craters of the Moon

Death Valley

Devi1's Tower

Dinosaur

Florissant Fossil Beds

Fort Jefferson

Fort Matanzas

Fort Pulaski

Fossil Butte

Great Sand Dunes

J.D. Rockefeller, Jr.

John Day Fossil Beds

Joshua Tree

Lava Beds

Lehman Caves

Marble Canyon

Natural Bridges

Organ Pipe Cactus

Pinnacles

Saguaro

Saint Croix Island

Scotts Bluff

Sunset Crater

White Sands

Wupatki

V 38,100 1972

V 25,101 1978

V 3,512 1972

V 1,113 1978

V 2,125 1976

V 32,209 1972

V 3,885 1978

V 6,820 1970

V 12,943 1968

V 25,373 1969

V 2,228 1968

ra 1,236 1965

III 14,904 1916

111 5,682 1933

III 33,536 1931

111 2,469 1933

III 8,708 1907

III 4,853 1924

11! 8,274 1911

m 6,125 1976

iu 21,669 1924

m 837,388 1933

V 1,346 1906

in 82,655 1915

in 1,698 1969

in 19,083 1935

in 120 1924

V 2,229 1924

in 3,280 1972

m 14,596 1932

in 9,672 1977

in 5,671 1974

in 226,781 1936

m 18,856 1925

II! 3,098 1922

Ill 13,197 1969

m 3,040 1908

m 133,925 1937

in 6,587 1908

m 33,836 1933

in 100 1949

V 1,209 1919

m 1,230 1930

in 58,614 1933

m 14,267 1924

190


National Natural Landmarks/Elements naturels

nationaux marquants

Amboy Crater

Anza-Borrego Desert State Park

Attwater's Prairie Chicken

Big Lake

Canaan Valley

Cassia Silent City of Rocks

Cinder Cone

Como Bluff

Grants Lava Flow

Hagerman Fauna sites

Henderson Sloughs

Henry Mountains

Hualapai Valley Joshua Trees

Kilbourne Hole

Laguna Atascosa

Lake Agassiz

Lance Creek Fossil Area

McCurtain County Wilderness Area

Muleshoe

Salt Plains

Sand Hills

Turtle Mountains

White River

National Lakeshores/Littoraux lacustres nationaux

Apostle Island

Indiana Dunes

Pictured Rocks

Sleeping Bear Dunes

National Seashores/Rivages marins nationaux

Assateague Island

Canaveral

Cape Cod

Cape Hatteras

Cape Lookout

Cumberland Island

Fire Island

Gulf Islands

Padre Island

Point Reyes


McCurtain County

Porcupine Mountains

Natural Environment Areas/Aires d'environnement

naturel

Zekiah Swamp


Big Lazer Creek

Lewis Island

m 2,327

ra 211,016

m 3,234 1972

m 4,466

m 6,222

in 7,474

m 10,342

m 1,487

m 21,719

m 1,566

m 1,737

m 13,187

m 1,212

m 2,327

m 18,301

rv 8,888

m 4,008

m 5,691

m 2,352

ii 12,948 1930

m 9,696

m 38,525

m 45,746

v 17,084 1970

v 5,073 1966

V 28,661 1966

v 28,775 1970

v 16,038 1965

v 23,321 1975

v 18,018 1961

v 12,270 1937

v 11,493 1966

v 14,924 1972

v 7,834 1964

v 57,084 1971

V 54,196 1968

v 28,733 1972

I 5,691

I 16,486 1944

rv

IV

rv

2,020

1,122

2,276

1974

1974

191


Pigeon Mountain IV

Outstanding Natural Areas/Aires naturelles exceptionnelles

Amargosa Canyon-Dumont Dunes

Desert View Natural Environment Area

El Malpais

Escalente Canyons

Goshute Canyon

Guadalupe Canyon

Highland Range Crucial Bighorn

Lahontan-Cutthroat Trout

Mount Grafton Scenic Area

North Escalante Canyon

Phipps-Death Hollow

Snake River Birds of Prey

Sunrise Mountain

Swamp Cedar

The Gulch

Vermillion Cliffs

Estuarine Sanctuaries/Sanctuaires estuariens

Padilla Bay

National Forest Wildernesses/Zones nationales

sauvages boisees

Absaroka-Beartooth

Agua Tibia

Aldo Leopold

Alpine Lakes

Anaconda-Pintler

Apache Kid

Beaver Creek

Bell Mountain

Big Blue

Black Elk

Blackjack Springs

Blue Range

Bob Marshall

Boundary Waters Canoe Area

Bradwell Bay

Bridger

Bristol Cliffs

Cabinet Mountains

Cache La Poudre

Caney Creek

Capitan Mountains

Caribou

Chama River Canyon

Chiricahua

Cohutta

Collegiate Peaks

Commanche Peak

Cruces Basin

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

IV

2,993

9,196

7,531

33,936

52,116

3,042

1,462

10,213

4,976

5,898

2,343

13,857

10,629

4,137

1,293

1,386

20,255

12,570

1974

1975

1970

1970

1970

1967

1968

1970

1974

1967

1970

1970

1971

1970

1967

1970

1969

1980

III 372,762 1978

111 6,439 1974

ra 85,576 1980

in 123,687 1976

in 63,949 1964

in 18,225 1980

in 1,944 1974

m 3,321 1980

ra 39,568 1980

m 4,333 1980

m 2,389 1978

m 12,150 1980

m 408,807 1978

m 321,165 1978

m 9,477 1974

m 158,841 1964

m 1,498 1976

m 38,191 1964

ra 3,807 1980

ra 5,791 1974

ra 13,770 1980

m 7,614 1964

ra 20,371 1978

m 7,290 1964

m 13,081 1974

ra 64,800 1980

ra 27,256 1980

m 7,290 1980

192


Cucamonga

Desolation

Devi1's Backbone

Diamond Peak

Dolly Sods

Dome Land

Dome

Eagle Cap

Eagles Nest

Ellicott Rock (North Carolina)

Ellicott Rock (South Carolina)

Emigrant

Fitzpatrick

Flat Tops

Galluro

Gates of the Mountain

Gearhart Mountain

Gee Creek

Gila

Glacier Peak

Goat Rocks

Golden Trout

Gospel Hump

Great Bear

Great Gulf

Hel1's Canyon (Oregon)

Hel1's Canyon (Idaho)

Hercules-Glade

Holy Cross

Hoover

Hunter Fryingpan

Indian Peaks

James River Face

Jarbridge

John Muir

Joyce Kilmer-Slickrock (Tennessee)

Joyce Kilmer-Slickrock (North Carolina)

Kaiser

Kalmiopsis

Kisatchie Hills

LaGarita

LatirPeak

Linville Gorge

Little Wambaw Swamp

Lizard Head

Lone Peak

Lost Creek

Lye Brook

Manzano Mountain

Marble Mountain

III 3,483 1964

III 25,717 1969

HI 2,754 1980

in 14,580 1964

m 4,131 1974

ra 25,393 1964

m 2,106 1980

in 118,867 1964

m 54,189 1976

II! 1,134 1974

m 1,137 1974

m 42,970 1974

m 77,800 1976

m 95,215 1975

m 21,343 1964

in 11,583 1964

in 7,573 1965

in 1,012 1974

m 230,688 1980

in 188,041 1964

in 33,453 1964

m 122,836 1978

m 83,389 1978

m 116,113 1978

m 2,268 1964

m 43,902 1975

in 33,939 1975

in 49,815 1976

m 47,223 1980

m 19,683 1964

in 30,091 1978

in 28,552 1980

in 3,523 1974

m 26,203 1964

In 202,378 1964

m 1,539

m 4,131 1974

m 9,193 1976

m 68,404 1978

m 3,523 1980

ra 43,942 1980

m 8,100 1980

in 3,078 1964

m 2,025 1980

m 16,200 1980

m 12,190 1978

m 42,930 1980

ra 5,427 1974

ra 14,944 1978

m 86,548 1964

193


Maroon Bells-Snowmass

Mazatzal

Minarets

Mission Mountains

Mokelumne

Mount Adams

Mount Baldy

Mount Evans

Mount Hood

Mount Jefferson

Mount Massive

Mount Sneffels

Mount Washington

Mount Zirkel

Mountain Lakes

Neota

Never Summer

North Absaroka

Otter Creek

Pasayten

Pecos

Pine Mountain

Piney Creek

Presidential Ridge-Dry River

Pusch Ridge

Raggeds

Rainbow Lake

Rattlesnake

Rawah

River of No Return

Rockpile Mountain

San Gabriel

San Gorgonio

San Jacinto

San Pedro Parks

San Rafael

Sandia Mountain

Santa Lucia

Savage Run

Sawtooth

Scapegoat

Selway-Bitterroot (Montana)

Selway-Bitterroot (Idaho)

Shining Rock

Sierra Ancha

Sipsey

South San Juan

South Warner

Strawberry Mountain

Superstition

III 70,470 1980

m 83,511 1964

in 43,497 1964

m 29,929 1974

m 20,047 1964

m 13,122 1964

m 2,835 1970

m 29,605 1980

m 18,832 1978

m 40,581 1968

m 10,530 1980

m 6,561 1980

m 18,670 1964

m 57,105 1980

in 9,355 1964

in 4,131 1980

m 5,548 1980

m 142,114 1964

m 8,100 1974

m 204,727 1968

m 90,436 1980

m 8,140 1972

m 3,402 1980

m 8,262 1974

m 23,044 1978

m 27,540 1980

m 2,754 1974

m 8,100 1980

m 30,739 1980

m 903,271 1980

m 1,579 1980

m 14,620 1968

m 14,256 1964

m 8,545 1964

m 16,645 1980

m 60,345 1968

m 12,433 1980

m 7,533 1978

m 6,196 1978

m 87,925 1972

ni 96,916 1972

m 100,804 1964

m 44,104 1980

m 5,427 1964

m 8,464 1964

ni 5,103 1974

m 54,067 1980

m 27,702 1964

m 13,365 1964

m 50,260 1964

194


Sycamore Canyon

Teton

Thousand Lakes

Three Sisters

Upper Buffalo

Ventana

Wambaw Swamp

Washakie

Welcome Creek

Weminuche

Wenaha-Tucannon (Washington)

Wenaha-Tucannon (Oregon)

West Elk

Wheeler

Whisker Lake

White Mountain

Wild Rogue

Withington

Yolla Bolly-Middle Eel

National Recreation Areas/Aires de loisirs nationales

Amistad

Arbuckle

Bighorn Canyon (Montana)

Coulee Dam

Curecanti

Cuyahoga Valley

Delaware Water Gap (New Jersey)

Delaware Water Gap (Pennsylvania)

Glen Canyon (Arizona)

Glen Canyon (Utah)

Golden Gate

Lake Chelan

Lake Mead (Arizona)

Lake Mead (Nevada)

Ross Lake

Sanford

Santa Monica Mountain

Shadow Mountain

Whiskeytown Shasta Trinity

State Natural Area Reserves/Reserves naturelles d'Etat

Hill Country

Refuges/Refuges

Hart Mountain National Antelope Refuge

National Memorials/Msfrnoriaux nationaux

Coronado

Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania Co. Battle

National Military Parks/Parcs militaires nationaux

Chickamauga and Chattanooga

Pea Ridge

III 19,318 1972

III 225,706 1964

111 6,601 1964

III 99,346 1978

111 4,131 1974

m 64,374 1978

in 2,065 1980

m 278,073 1964

m 11,380 1978

m 187,596 1980

m 44,955 1978

m 26,892

UI 78,730 1980

m 7,978 1980

m 2,956 1978

m 19,480 1980

m 10,408 1978

m 7,695 1980

m 45,319 1964

V 26,260 1965

V 3,576 1965

V 48,644 1966

V 40,424 1946

V 16,985 1965

V 12,950 1975

V 28,340 1965

V 11,478 1965

V 483,404 1972

V 580,558 1927

V 29,611 1972

V 25,044 1968

IV 1,000 1964

V 606,123 1964

V 47,582 1968

V 16,603 1965

V 60,729 1978

V 7,369 1952

V 17,213 1965

IV

1,099

110,231 1935

V 1,145 1952

V 1,483

V 3,278 1890

V 1,729 1961

195


National Battlefields/Champs de bataille nationaux

Manassas

Petersburg

National Battlefield Parks/Parcs de champs de bataille

Kennesaw Mountain

Forest Parks/Parcs forestiers

Prince William

Parks/Parcs

Catoctin Mountain

Piscataway

Parkways/Routes touristiques

John D. Rockefeller, Jr

Natchez Trace


Chaco Culture

Chesapeake and Ohio Canal

Colonial

Cumberland Gap

Gettysburg

Jean Lafitte

Nez Perce

San Juan Island

Saratoga

State Parks/Parcs publics , V^

Adirondack

Alamo Lake

Alcova

Allaire

Allamuchy Mt.

Alleghany River

Andrew Molera

Annadel

Anza-Borrego Desert (Arkansas)

Anza-Borrego Desert (California)

Babcock

Bastrop

Baxter

Beacon Rock

Bear Brook

Bear Mountain

Beavers Bend

Big Basin Redwoods

Big Ridge

Big Sandy

Big Spring

Black Moshannon

Blue Knob

Bomoseen

Boysen

Brown Country

V 1,101 1940

V 1,103 1926

nationaux

V 1,488 1917

ra 7,048 1936

V 2,334 1936

V 1,701 1961

V 9,700 1972

V 18,300 1938

V 13,760 1907

V 50,161 1971

V 3,810 1930

V 8,150 1940

V 1,377 1895

V 3,480 1978

V 1,212 1965

m 100 1966

V 2,222 1938

V 2,426,200 1971

V 2,279

V 2,488

V 1,199

V 2,329

V 1,257

V 1,934

V 1,985

V 201,192

V 211,016

V 1,472

V 1,418

II 80,800 1940

V 1,717

V 3,894

V 2,026

V 1,422

V 6,321

V 1,360

V 3,072

V 2,334

V 1,477

V 2,239

V 1,107

V 24,825

V 6,133

196


Bruneau

Buckhorn

Bucktail

Buffalo Bill

Caballo Lake

Cacapon

Caesars Head

Calaveras Big Trees

Camden ffills

Canaan Valley

Cape Henlopen

Caprock Canyon

Castle Crags

Castle Rock

Catalina

Catskill

Cedar Bluff Reservoir

Cheaha

Cheraw

Cimarron Canyon

Clarence Fahnstock Memorial

Connetquot

Cook Forest

Coolidge

Coral Pink Sand Dunes

Crawford Notch

Croft

Crow Wing

Cuivre River

Cunningham Falls

Custer

Cuyamaca Rancho

Dale Hollow

DeSoto

Dead Horse Point

Deception Pass

Deer Creek Lake

Del Norte Coast Redwoods

Delaware Canal

Devils Lake

Douthat

Elephant Butte Lake

F.D. Roosevelt

Fairy Stone

False Cape

Farragut

Forest of Nisene Marks

Fort Cobb

Fort Robinson

Foss

V 1,212

V 1,003

V 3,100

V 5,086

V 2,152

V 2,325

V 4,122

V 2,422

V 2,211

V 2,434

V 1,227

I 5,526

V 2,512

V 1,069

V 2,226

V 99,788

V 5,848

V 1,098

V 2,974

V 13,332

V 2,468

V 1,389

V 3,200

V 6,531

V 1,507

V 2,404

V 2,863

V 13,130

V 2,329

V 2,000

V 29,492

V 9,969

V 1,399

V 2,047

V 1,869

V 1,000

V 1,061

V 2,576

V 1,255

V 2,988

V 1,815

V 8,287

V 2,017

V 1,846

V 1,745

V 1,912

V 4,024

V 1,816

V 4,485

V 2,816

1968

1913

197


Fountainhead

Franconia Notch

French Creek

Galveston Island

Gaviota

Giant City

Gingko Petrified Forest

Glendo

Goblin Valley

Golden Gate Canyon

Governor Dodge

Grafton Notch

Grayson Highlands

Great Salt Lake

Greenbo Lake Resort

Greyson River Lake

Guernsey

Gulf

Gunpowder Falls (Maryland)

Hale Ranch

Hard Labor Creek

Harriman (Idaho)

Harriman (New York)

Hartwick Pines

Hennepin Canal

Henry Cowell Redwoods

Henry W. Coe

Heron Lake

Heyburn

Hickory Run

High Point

Highland Lakes

Holly River

Hudson Highlands

Humbolt Redwoods

Hunting Island

Huntington Beach

Indian Cave

Indian Rocks

Island Beach

Itasca

Janes Island

Jay Cooke

Jedediah Smith Redwoods

Joe Wheeler

John Pennekamp Coral Reef

Julia Pfeiffer Burns

Kankakee River

Keyhole

Kings Mountain

V 1,374

V 2,602

V 2,600

I 786

V 1,122

V 1,220

V 2,833

V 9,614

V 1,315

u 4,048

v 2,032

v 1,257

V 1,921

v 10,722

V 1,322

V 1,085

v 4,633

V 2,424

V 4,636

I 1,982

V 2,345

V 1,899

V 18,472

v 3,475

V 2,527

V 1,649

V 5,300

V 1,659

v 3,161

V 6,200

v 5,413

V 1,160

V 3,037

v 1,141

V 22,220

V 2,020

v 1,010

V 1,212

V 1,438

V 1,212

IV 12,822

V 1,236

V 3,616

V 3,712

v 1,030

V 22,684

V 1,431

V 1,162

V 5,730

V 2,481

1948

1938

1961

198


Lake Barkley Resort

Lake Cumberland Resort

Lake Guntersville

Lake Havasu

Lake Mineral Wells

Lake Murray

Lake Tahoe Nevada

Lake of the Ozarc

Laurel Hill

Laurel Ridge

Lee

Letchworth

Little River (Vermont)

Ix>ry

Lost River

Malibu Creek

McCalla

McConnells Mill

McCroskey

Meramec

Mille Lacs-Kathio

Minnewaska

Monahans Sand Hills

Montana de Oro

Montgomery Bell

Moran

Mount Diablo

Mount San Jacinto

Mount Spokane

Mount Tamalpais

Mt. Blue

Mustang Island

Natchez Trace

Navajo Lake (Pine)

Oak Mountain

Occoneechee

Ohiopyle

Oil Creek

Oswald West

Painted Rocks

Palo Duro Canyon

Patapsco Valley

Patuxent River

Pawtuckaway

Paynes Prairie

Pedernales Falls

Penninsula

Pere Marquette

Pettigrew

Pichacho Peaks

V 1,440

V 1,200

V 2,246

V 5,252

V 1,155

V 7,362

V 5,441

V 6,534

V 1,660

V 5,300

V 1,147

V 5,738

V 4,848

V 1,018

V 1,490

V 1,619

V 2,520

V 1,016

V 1,846

V 2,861

V 2,730

V 2,798

V 1,554

V 2,961

V 2,000

V 1,860

V 5,073

V 5,460

V 6,538

V 2,512

V 1,995

V 1,499

V 18,400

V 7,255

V 4,016

V 1,087

V 7,480

V 2,911

V 1,000

V 1,131

V 6,638

V 4,646

V 2,576

V 2,222

V 7,041

V 1,967

V 1,520

V 2,589

V 6,731

V 1,374

1964

199


Pillsbury V 2,121

Pine Mountain Resort V 1,000

Pipestem V 1,619

Pisgah Wilderness I 5,331

Plumas-Eureka V 2,726

Point Mugo V 6,052

Porcupine Mountains Wilderness II 20,200 1944

Prairie Creek Redwoods V 5,068

Presquelsle V 1,244

Prince Gallitzin V 2,671

Quartz Mountain V 4,465

Red Rock Canyon V 1,610

Ringwood V 1,721

Riverside V 2,346

Robbers Cave V 3,408

Robert Louis Stevenson V 1 ,284

Rock Cut V 1,079

Rocky Gap V 1,131

Saddle Mountains V 1,164

Saddleback Butte V 1,162

Salt Point V 2,412

Sam A. Baker III 2,107 1928

Samuel P. Taylor V 1,094

Santa Rosa Lake V 5,072

Sea Rim V 6,115

Seashore V 1,039

Seminole Necklace V 2,569

Seminole V 23,198

Seneca Creek V 2,081

Sequoyah V 1,161

Sibam Springs V 1,273

Silver Falls V 3,435

Snow Canyon V 2,298

South Llano River V 1,065

StCroix V 13,453

Starvation Lake V 1 ,337

Starved Rock V 1,010

Steamboat Lake V 1,120

Steamboat Rock V 1,626

Stephen A. Forbes V 1,208

Sumner Lake V 2,693

Sun Lakes V 1,626

Sunapee, Mount V 1,102

Susquehanna V 1,026

Swan Marshes V 5,147

Table Rock II 1,239

Taconic-Rudd Pond-Copake Falls V 1,878

Tahquamenon Falls V 7,197

The Cove Palisades V 1,664

Tobyhanna V 2,040

200


Topanga

Tuckahoe

Twin Falls

Valley of Fire

Versailles

Waccasassa Bay

Wappapello

Wasatch Mountain

Watoga

Wawayanda

Wildcat Mountain

Wilderness

Willard Bay

Willow River

Wister

Wyalusing

York River

State Reserves/Reserves publiques

Paynes Prairie

-rcr '

Alaska -


Denali

__^ Glacier Bay

Katmai

Kenai Fjords

Kobuk Valley

Lake Clark

_»- Wrangell-St Elias

National Preserves/Reserves nationales

Aniakchak

Bering Land Bridge

Denali

Gates of the Arctic

Glacier Bay

Katmai

Lake Clark

Noatak

Wrangell-St Elias

Yukon Charley Rivers


de faune et de flore sauvages

Alaska Maritime

Alaska Peninsula

Arctic

Becharof

Innoko

Izembek

Kanuti

v

V

V

n

v

v

v

v

v

v

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

rv

IV

IV

3,709

1,374

1,530

18,584

2,325

10,332

17,038

8,869

6,042

4,265

1,335

2,754

1,080

1,118

1,228

1,080

1,012

5,656

1,440,597

1,417,500

7,714,940

486,000

1,559,250

129,961

579,150

1961

n 1,911,495 1917

n 1,304,550 1925

n 1,504,774 1980

n 271,255 1980

u 708,502 1978

n 1,068,805 1978

n 3,382,014 1978

rv 248,937 1978

V 1,125,124 1978

V 529,800 1980

V 383,246 1980

V 23,385 1978

V 151,096 1980

V 568,546 1980

n 2,655,870 1978

V 1,962,115 1980

m 915,000 1978

1980

1980

1980

1978

1980

1960

1980

201


Kenai

Kenai National Moose Range

Kodiak

Koyukuk

Nowitna

Selawik

Tetlin

Togiak

Yukon Delta

Yukon Flats


Admiralty Island

Aniakchak

Bering Land Bridge

Cape Krusenstern

Gates of the Arctic

Misty Fjords

National Natural Landmarks/Elements naturels

nationaux marquants

Alaska Maritime

Aniakchak Crater

Arrigetch Peaks

Lake George

Malaspina Glacier

Mount Veniaminof

Unga Island

Walker Lake

Yukon Delta

National Forests/Forets nationales

Chugach

Tongass

National Forest Wildernesses/Zones nationales

sauvages boisees

Admiralty Island

Coronation Island

Endicott River

Maurelle Islands

Misty Fiords

Petersburg Creek-Duncan Salt Chuck

Russell Fiord

South Baranof

South Prince of Wales

Stikine-LeConte

Tebenkof Bay

Tracy Arm-Fords Terror

Warren Island

West Chicagof-Yakobi


Chugach

Kachemak Wilderness

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

IV

m

ii

m

m

IV

797,850

698,920

755,325

1,437,750

631,800

870,750

283,500

1,662,525

7,947,905

3,495,150

387,530

55,514

1,121,457

267,206

2,939,689

928,491

1980

1980

1980

1980

1980

1980

1980

1980

1980

1978

1980

1978

1980

1980

m 355,000 1980

m 8,080

m 10,342

m 25,856

m 387,840

m 323,200

m 2,586

m 73,173

m 760,850 1980

IV 2,404,000 1907

IV 6,708,900 1907

m 380,376 1980

m 7,776 1980

m 40,540 1980

m 1,790 1980

m 867,510 1980

m 18,994 1980

m 141,993 1980

m 153,535 1980

m 36,612 1980

m 182,128 1980

m 26,730 1980

m 264,343 1980

m 4,536 1980

m 107,244 1980

ii 198,082

ii 47,988 1972

202


Hawaii/Hawai


Haleakala n

Hawaii Volcanoes II


Kamakou IV

Pelekunu IV

Waikamoi IV

National Wildlife Refuges/Refuges nationaux de faune

et de fiore sauvages

Hakalau IV

Hawaiian Islands (8 sites) I

National Estuarine Research Reserves/Reserves nationales


Waimanu Valley IV

State Natural Area Reserves/Reserves naturelles d'Etat

Hanawi IV

Hono O Na Pali IV

Kipahoehoe IV

Laupahoehoe IV

Manuka IV

Mauna Kea Ice Age IV

Puu Makaala IV

Puu O Umi IV

West Maui (4 sites) IV


Kalapapa II

American Samoa/Samoa americain


Guam


Puerto Rico/Porto Rico


Laguna Tortuguero IV



Culebra IV

Desecheo IV

National Estuarine Research Reserves/Reserves nationales


Jobas Bay IV

11,728

91,960

1,123

2,332

2,117

16,706

103,068

1,763

3,036

1,275

2,260

3,196

10,344

1,577

4,901

4,122

2,713

4,343

US Virgin Islands/Iies vierges americaine


Virgin Islands n

1,000

633

146

1,371

7,079

1916

1916

1982

1987

1983

1985

1945

1976

1980

1909

1968

1981

1956

203



Buck Island Reef m 356

Other US Pacific Islands/Autres ties americaines du Pacifique



Baker Island

I lowland Isli

Jarvis Island

URUGUAY

Anchorena

Arequita

Franklin D«

San Miguel

• Santa Teresa

dlife Reserve;

Laguna Cast:

ural Monume

Costa Atlantica

d I 12,843

land I 13,173

1 I 15,183

Summary/Sommaire

CategoryXCategorie III 2


15,250

8,000


Total 8 31,726

'arcs nationaux

V 1,450

V 1,000

lano Roosevelt V 1,500

V 1,238

I V 3,288

js/Reserves de ressources sauvages

tillos IV 8,000

:nts/Monuments naturels

tica III 14,250

abo Polonio III 1,000

1961

1974

1974

1974

1966

1966

1966

VANUATU


VENEZUELA

Summary/Sommaire





Total 74 20,265362


•&> Aguaro-Guariquito u 585,750

Archipielago Los Roques n 225,153

?~~ Canaima n 3,000,000

Cerro El Copey n 7,130

Cinaruco-Capanaparo n 584,368

Cueva de la Quebrada del Toro n 8,500

Dinira n 42,000

1974

1972

1962

1974

1988

1969

1989

204


Duida Marahuaca

El Avila

- El Guacharo

ElTama

Guaramacal

•• Guatopo

Henri Pittier

Java Sarisarinama

Laguna de la Restinga

Laguna de Tacarigua

Macarao

Medanos de Coro

Mochima

Morrocoy

Paramos del Batallon y La Negra

Peninsula de Paria

Perija

San Esteban

Santos Luzardo

-Serrania de la Neblina

Sierra Nevada

Sierra de San Luis

Terepaima

Yacambu

Yapacana

Yurubi


Cienaga de Juan Manuel

Cuare

Estero de Chiriguare


Aristides Rojas

Cerro Santa Ana

Cerros Matasiete y Guayamuri

Laguna de las Mantes

Las Tetas de Maria Guevara

Maria Lionza

Morros de San Juan

Platillon

Protective Zones/Zones protectrices

Area Metropolitana de Caracas

Cuenca Alta de los Rios Maticora y Cozuiza

Cuenca Alta del Rio Cojedes

Cuenca Alta del Rio Tocuyo

Cuencas de los rios Pao y Guarico

Higuerote

La Machiri

Macizo Montanoso del Turimiqire

Piedemonte Andino

Piedemonte Andino San Cristobal

II 210,000 1978

II 85,192 1958

11 15,500 1975

II 139,000 1978

II 21,000 1988

II 122,464 1958

II 107,800 1937

II 330,000 1978

11 10,700 1974

II 18,400 1974

II 15,000 1973

II 91,280 1974

II 94,935 1973

II 32,090 1974

II 95,200 1989

II 37,500 1978

II 295,288 1978

n 44,050 1987

ii 584,368 1988

ii 1,360,000 1978

ii 276,446 1952

n 20,000 1987

u 18,650 1976

u 14,580 1962

ii 320,000 1978

u 23,670 1960

IV 227,795 1975

IV 11,825 1972

IV 44,500 1974

m 1,630 1949

II! 1,900 1972

m 1,672 1974

m 3,674 1974

m 1,670 1974

m 11,712 1960

m 2,755 1949

m 8,000 1987

v 84,300 1972

v 268,000 1974

V 276,000 1974

v 160,000 1974

v 224,200 1974

v 35,820 1974

v 5,000 1973

v 528,750 1974

v 445,520 1974

v 10,000 1978

205


Piedemonte norte de la Cordillera Andina V 400,000

Region Lago de Maracaibo V 252,000

Rio Chuspite V 5,642

Rio Torbes y sus Alrededores V 12,000

Rio Yacambu V 40,000

Rubio V 12,000

San Rafael de Guasare V 302,000

Sierra Nirgua-Aroa V 252,000

Sierra de Bobare V 140,000

Sur del Edo Bolivar V 4,930,000

Sureste del Lago de Maracaibo Sto. Domingo V 372,000

Sureste del Lago de Maracaibo Uribante-Caparo V 444,000

Hydrological Reserves/Reserves hydrologiques

Burro Negro V 75,000

Distritos: Maturin, Cedeno, Acosta, Piar V 187,500

Piedemonte Andino V 491,280

Region Valle de Quibor V 72,000

Rio Cupravera V 3,203

RioPedregal V 195,900

RioSanchon V 8,100

Zona Sur de Lago de Maracaibo V 880,000

VIET NAM

Summary/Sommaire



Total 58 891,998


BaBe

BaVi

—£»> Bach Ma Hai Van

-*- CatBa

Con Dao

—^Cuc Phuong

—«> Nam Bai Cat Tien


Anh Son

Ba Mun

Bana-Nui Chua

Ben En

Binh Chan Phuoc Buu

Bu Gia Map

Bu Huong

Chiem Hoa Nahang

Chu Yang Sinh

Cu Lao Cham

Dao Ngoan Muc

Dao Phu Quoc

1974

1974

1976

1974

1974

1978

1973

1974

1974

1975

1974

1974

1974

1976

1974

1974

1978

1976

1976

1974

II 5,000 1977

II 2,144 1977

II 40,000 1986

II 27,700 1986

II 6,043 1982

II 25,000 1962

II 36,500 1978

IV 1,500 1986

IV 1,800 1977

IV 5,217 1986

IV 12,000 1986

IV 5,474 1986

IV 16,000 1986

IV 5,000 1986

IV 20,000 1986

IV 20,000 1986

rv 1,535 1986

IV 2,000 1986

IV 5,000 1986

206


Duoc Nam Can

Huu Lien

Kalon Song Mao

Khu Dao Thac Ba

Kon Kai Kinh

Kong Cha Rang

Langbian Plateau

Lo Go Sa Mat

Mom Ray

Muong Cha

Nam Dun

Nam Lung

Ngoc Linh

NuiBa

Nui Cam

Nui Dai Binh

Nui Hoang Lien

Nui Pia Hoac

Nui Yen Tu

Pa Co Nang kia

Quang Xuyen

Rung Kho Phan Rang

Sop Cop

Suoi Trai

Tanh Linh

Tay Bai Cat Tien

Thanh Thuy

Thuong Da Nhim

Thuong Tien

Tieu Tao-Easup

Trung Khanh

UMinh

Vu Quang

Xuan Nha

Xuan Son

YokDon

Historic-Cultural Sites/Sites historiques-culturels

Ban dao Son Tra

Duong Minh Chau

Nui Tam Dao

WESTERN SAHARA/SAHARE OCCIDENTALE


WESTERN SAMOA/SAMOA OCCIDENTALE


IV 4,000 1986

IV 3,000 1986

IV 2,000 1986

IV 5,000 1986

IV 28,000 1986

IV 16,000 1986

IV 4,000 1977

IV 10,000 1986

IV 45,000

IV 182,000 1986

IV 18,000 1986

IV 20,000 1986

IV 20,000 1986

IV 6,000 1986

IV 1,500 1986

IV 5,000 1986

IV 5,000 1986

IV 10,000 1986

IV 5,000 1986

IV 1,000

IV 20,000 1986

IV 1,000 1986

IV 5,000 1986

IV 19,000

IV 2,000 1986

IV 10,000

IV 7,000 1986

IV 7,000 1986

IV 1,500 1986

IV 20,000 1986

IV 3,000 1986

IV 2,000 1986

IV 16,000 1986

IV 60,000 1986

IV 4,585 1986

IV 57,500 1988

IV 4,000 1977

IV 5,000 1986

IV 19,000 1977

207


YEMEN


Since this list was compiled, the Yemen Arab Republic and the People's Democratic Republic

of Yemen have combined to form the Republic of Yemen.

Depuis la realisation de la presente liste, la Republique arabe du Yemen et la Republique

democratique du Yemen ont fusionne pour former la Republique du Yemen.

YEMEN, DEMOCRATIC/YEMEN DEMOCRATIQUE


Since this list was compiled, the Yemen Arab Republic and the People's Democratic Republic

of Yemen have combined to form the Republic of Yemen.

Depuis la realisation de la presente liste, la Republique arabe du Yemen et la Republique

democratique du Yemen ont fusionne pour former la Republique du Yemen.

YUGOSLAVIA/YOUGOSLAVIE

Summary/Sommaire

I 7Category\Categorie

Category\Categorie

Category\Categorie

Category\Categorie

Category\Categorie

Total

26,809

405,499

52,265

68,337

238,339

791,249

II 17

in 9

IV 11

V 24

68


Biogradska Gora u 3,400

Brioni V . 4,660

Djerdap V 63,500

-^•Durmitor n 33,000

Fruska Gora V 25,398

Galicica n 22,750

Kopaonik ii 11,800

Kornati n 22,400

Kozara V 3,375

Krka River n 14,200

Lovcen n 2,400

-^- Mavrovo n 73,088

Mljet u 3,100

Paklenica n 3,617

Pelister ii 12,500

-^^ Plitvice Lakes V 19,172

Risnjak n 3,014

Sara u 39,000

Skadarske jezero n 40,000

Sutjeska n 17,250

Tara n 19,175

n 84,805

1952

1983

1983

1952

1960

1958

1981

1980

1967

1985

1952

1949

1960

1949

1948

1949

1953

1986

1983

1965

1981

1981

208



Bijele i Samarske Stijene

Deliblatska Pescara

Hajducki i Rozanski Kukovi

Jorgov kamen

Kopacki Rit

Korab

Kotorsko Risanski ZaJiv

MaJostonski Zaljev

Neretva Delta

Obedska Bara

Obedska bara Kod Kupinova III

Ohrid (Ohridsko) jezero

Otok Cresu

Otok Krk Rta Glavine do Uvale Mala Luka

Planina Vodno

Prasuma perucica

Senecka planina

Veliki i Mali Strbac ra Trajonovum tablom

Zvijezda


Djalovica Klisura

Djavolja varos

Dojran

Markovi Kuli

Ohridsko jezero

Prespanske jezero

Rugovska klisura

Scedro Island

Severoistocni dio poluotoka lopara na otoku

Suma od Krivulj na Jakusici

Landscape Parks/Parcs paysagers

Obalno Podrucje Otaka Hvara

Otok badija kraj otoka korcule

Robanov Kot

Topla

Vidova gora

Zvecevo na papuku

Historical Sanctuaries/Sanctuaires historiques

Selo Trsic i okalina marastira


Biokovo

Gornje Podunavljc

Grmija

Palic-Ludas

Resava

Stan Begej

Tribevic

Zahorina

Zvijezda na Planini Tara

I 1,175 1985

V 29,352 1965

I 1,220 1969

IV 1,500 1988

I 7,200 1967

IV 2,601 1988

V 12,000 1979

I 10,389 1983

IV 1,200

V 17,501 1968

IV 16,133 1968

IV 38,000 1958

IV 550 1968

IV 1,000 1969

IV 2,840 1970

IV 1,434 1954

IV 1,953 1988

I 1,124 1975

V 2,007 1950

III 1,600 1968

I 1,400 1959

III 2,730 1970

III 5,285 1967

ra 23,000 1958

m 17,680 1977

i 4,301 1988

m 750 1968

m 100 1969

m 1,000 1970

V 200 1963

V 100 1969

V 1,580 1987

V 1,345 1966

V 1,800 1970

V 2,586 1966

V

V

IV

V

V

V

V

V

V

1,308

19,550

10,325

1,126

6,360

10,000

1,327

1,000

2,000

1,893

1965

1981

1982

1987

1982

1957

1986

1954

1954

1971

209

Parcs nationaux et aires protegles


Titova pecina na otoku visu

ZAIRE

m 120 1964

-w Garamba

.^ Kahuzi-Biega

*•— Kundelungu

_j»- Maiko

*— Saionga

-i^- Upemba

^ Virunga

Flora Reserves

Yangambi

Forest Reserve

Luki

ZAMBIA/ZAMBIE

Summary/Sommaire




Total 9 8,827,000

'arcs nationaux

n 492,000

P n 600,000

I n 760,000

n 1,083,000

n 3,656,000

n 1,173,000

teserves de flore

n 780,000

'Reserves forestieres

i 250,000

IV 33,000

Summary/Sommaire



Total 20 6,360,900


Blue Lagoon

Isangano

^" Kafue

Kasanka

Lavushi Manda

Liuwa Plain

Lochinvar

^- Lower Zambezi

Luambe

Lukusuzi

Lusenga Plain

Mosi-Oa-Tunya

Mweru-Wantipa

North Luangwa

Nsumbu

Nyika

Sioma Ngwezi

South Luangwa

1938

1975

1970

1970

1970

1939

1925

1979

II 45,000 1973

n 84,000 1957

n 2,240,000 1951

n 39,000 1941

n 150,000 1941

n 366,000 1972

n 41,000 1972

n 414,000 1983

n 25,400 1966

n 272,000 1938

n 88,000 1942

n 6,600 1972

n 313,400 1942

n 463,600 1939

n 202,000 1942

n 8,000 1972

n 527,600 1972

n 905,000 1938

210


West Lunga II 168,400


Victoria Falls ffl 1,900

ZIMBABWE

Summary/Sommaire





Total 21 2,830,707


Chimanimani II 17,100

Chizarira II 191,000

^- Gonarezhou II 505,300

:^» Hwange (Wankie) II 1,465,100

Inyanga II 28,900

Kazuma Pan II 31,300

^•" Mana PoolsII 219,600

-t—- Matobo (Matopos) II 43,200

Matusadona n 137,000

Mtarazi Falls u 2,495

-^ Victoria Falls u 2,340

Zambezi n 56,400

Wildlife Research Areas/Aires de Recherche

sur les ressources sauvages

Sengwa Wildlife Research Area i 37,300


Imire IV 1,000

Iwabe rv 20,000


Bunga Forest V 1,558


Chimanimani Eland rv 1,200

Mushandike IV 12,900


Mavuradona V 50,000

Parks/Parcs

Gweru Antelope IV 1,214


Ngezi V 5,800

1951

1948

1953

1975

1975

1930

1902

1975

1963

1902

1975

1979

1979

1975

1975

1975

1989

1956

211


TOTAL NUMBER OF DESIGNATED SITES/NOMBRE TOTAL

DE SITES DESIGNES


Category\Categorie II 1,392 309,227,406

Category\Categorie III 316 18,684,639

Category\Categorie IV 2,944 195,110,966

Category\Categorie V 1,630 77,653,785

Total 6,940 651,467,597

Number of areas/Nombre d'aires

Category/categorie III (4.6%)

Category/category IV (42.4%)

Category/categorie II (20.1%)

Category/categorie I (9.5%)

Category/categorie V (23.4%)

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ANALYSIS OF INFORMATION

All of the information provided in this UN List is stored within a computer database, and a wide

range of other information is held about each site (and about many other sites not covered here).

Some of this information will be analysed in publications by WCMC staff and others. As an

indication of this analytic capability, two graphs and two tables have been included within the

UNList.

Growth of the world coverage of protected areas

Two graphs are provided, one illustrating growth in the number and area of protected areas with

time (Figure 1), and the other illustrating growth in the number and area within each five year

period (Figure 2). It should be noted that establishment of the Northeast Greenland National Park

in 1974 (70 million hectares) has a very significant effect on the graphs, as the site is an order of

magnitude larger than any other site on the UN List.

Biogeography

As in the previous three editions of the list each of the areas has been located within one of the

biogeographical provinces defined by Udvardy (1975), although the province concerned is not

actually identified within this list. The system of biogeographical provinces of the world defined

by Udvardy for IUCN divides the world into eight realms, subdivided into 193 provinces, with

each province being characterised by one of 14 biome types. This information is used to provide

a crude analysis of coverage both by province, and by biome type.

Table 1 provides a summary of protected area coverage (number of sites and total area) of each

of the realms and provinces recognised by Udvardy. However, when analysing this data various

limitations of the system must be considered, resulting both from its relative crudity, and, for

example, differences in size between provinces. A 5000 hectare protected area in the relatively

small Malagasy Thorn Forest province, for example, would protect a much larger section of that

province than an equivalent sized reserve in the huge Somalian province. While the results are

sufficient to illustrate patchy coverage, more detailed analysis is necessary to determine real

needs and priorities.

Table 2 provides a summary of protected area coverage (number of sites and total area) by biome

type, indicating the proportion of each biome type protected within each realm. Summarisation

of coverage by biome gives a first approximation of how well the major ecological formations

are protected, although there is, of course, considerable variation of protection within biomes. It

is important to appreciate that biome type does not mean the same as habitat type; a protected

area within a tropical humid forest biome may not necessarily contain tropical humid forest, and

an area containing tropical humid forest could occur in another biome altogether (such as mixed

island systems). Note in this regard that Udvardy identifies all of Indonesia, insular Malaysia and

the Philippines as mixed island systems rather than tropical humid forest. Also, as was noted

above for provinces, it is important to realise that there are significant differences between the

areas covered by different biome types. For example, in the Neotropics there are extensive areas

covered by the tropical humid forest biome (about a quarter of the continent), but only a small

area covered by the lake systems biome (Lake Titicaca on the Peru/Bolivia border).

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ANALYSE DE L'INFORMATION

Toute 1'information donnee dans la Liste des Nations Unies est stockee dans une base de donnees

informatisee et nous detenons beaucoup d'autres informations sur chaque site (et sur beaucoup

d'autres sites ne figurant pas dans la Liste). Une partie de cette information sera analysee dans

des publications, par le personnel du CMSC, entre autres. Deux graphiques et deux tableaux

presentant cette capacite analytique ont ete inclus dans la Liste des Nations Unies.

Expansion de la superfine mondiale des aires protegees

Les deux graphiques illustrent, respectivement 1 'augmentation du nombre et de la superficie des

aires protegees dans le temps (Figure 1) et 1' augmentation du nombre et de la superficie par

periode de cinq ans (Figure 2). U convient de noter que la creation du Parc national du Nord-Est

du Groenland, en 1974, avec ses 70 millions d'hectares, a eu un effet tres marque car 1'ordre de

grandeur du site est superieur a celui de n'importe quel autre site de la Liste des Nations Unies.

Biogeographie

Comme dans les trois Editions precedentes de la Liste, chacune des aires a ete replacee dans une

des provinces biogeographiques definies par Udvardy (1975), meme si la province en question

n'est pas reellement identified dans cette Liste. Le reseau mondial de provinces

biogeographiques defini par Udvardy pour 1'UICN divise le monde en huit domaines, subdivises

en 193 provinces, chacune etant caracterisee par un des 14 types de biomes. Cette information

est utilisee pour donner une analyse brute de la couverture par province et par type de biome.

Le Tableau 1 propose un resume de la couverture des aires protegees (nombre de sites et

superficie totale) de chacun des domaines et provinces reconnus par Udvardy. Toutefois, dans

1'analyse de ces donnees, il convient de prendre en consideration diverses limites du systeme,

venant a la fois de sa simplicite relative et, par exemple, de dimensions differentes entre les

provinces. Une aire protegee de 5000 hectares dans la province relativement petite de la foret

epineuse malgache, par exemple, protege une plus grande proportion de cette province qu'une

reserve de taille equivalente dans 1 'immense province somalienne. Alors que les resultats sont

suffisants pour illustrer une couverture en "patchwork", une analyse plus precise est necessaire

pour determiner les besoins et les priorites reels.

Le Tableau 2 propose un resume de la couverture des aires protegees (nombre de sites et

superficie totale) par type de biome, et indique quelle proportion de chaque type de biome est

protegee dans chaque domaine. Le resume de la couverture par biome donne un premier apergu

de la protection reelle des principales formations ecologiques bien qu'il y ait, naturellement, des

variations considerables dans le degre de protection a 1'interieur de chaque biome. II importe de

retenir que "type de biome" n'a pas le meme sens que "type d'habitat"; une aire protegee se

trouvant dans un biome de foret humide tropicale ne contient pas necessairement de foret humide

tropicale et une aire contenant une foret humide tropicale peut se trouver dans un biome tout a

fait different (par exemple, un systeme insulaire mixte). A cet egard, il convient de noter

qu'Udvardy identifie 1'ensemble de 1'Indonesie, de la Malaisie insulaire et des Philippines a des

systemes insulaires mixtes et non a des biomes de forets humides tropicales. De plus, comme

nous 1'avons deja mentionne pour les provinces, il importe de savoir qu'il y a des differences

importantes entre les aires couvertes par differents types de biomes. Par exemple, en Amerique

du Sud, de vastes regions sont couvertes par le biome de foret tropicale humide (environ un quart

du continent) alors qu'une seule region, de faibles dimensions, est incluse dans le biome

"systeme lacustre" (le lac Titicaca, a la frontiere du Pdrou et de la Bolivie).

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TABLE 1

Biogeographical Coverage of Protected Areas

Couverture bioge*ographique des aires protegees

Name of province

Norn de la province

Number of areas

Nombre (d'aires)

Total area

Total (ha)

Neartic

1 Sitkan 86 17,307,291

2 Oregonian 32 943,317

3 Yukon Taiga 26 19,550,613

4 Canadian Taiga 286 18,030,504

5 Eastern Forest 193 5,196,477

6 Austroriparian 97 1,230,469

7 Californian 12 803,787

8 Sonoran 37 9,572,667

9 Chihuahuan 19 582,187

10 Tamaulipan 3 50,232

11 Great Basin 21 723,283

12 Aleutian Islands 9 7,909,534

13 Alaskan Tundra 25 30,942,068

14 Canadian Tundra 20 19,820,910

15 Arctic Archipelago 0

16 Greenland Tundra 0

17 Arctic Desert and Icecap 2 71,050,000

18 Grasslands 70 787,425

19 Rocky Mountains 144 12,679,666

20 Sierra-Cascade 82 2,838,271

21 Madrean-Cordilleran 76 2,148,636

22 Great Lakes 13 514,048

Palaearctic

Total 1,253 222,681,385

1 Chinese Subtropical Forest 41 723,388

2 Japanese Evergreen Forest 41 1,502,452

3 West Eurasian Taiga 122 6,550,893

4 East Siberian Taiga 11 4,574,986

5 Icelandian 23 917,111

6 Subarctic Birchwoods 16 276,699

7 Kamchatkan 1 1,099,000

8 British Islands 100 3,950,888

9 Atlantic 117 4,592,354

10 Boreonemoral 103 1,390,904

11 Middle European Forest 397 6,830,429

12 Pannonian 29 305,754

13 West Anatolian 4 10,691

14 Manchu-Japanese Mixed Forest 33 2,451,539

15 Oriental Deciduous Forest 132 5,213,669

16 Iberian Highlands 115 2,855,488

217


17 Mediterranean Sclerophyll

18 Sahara

19 Arabian Desert

20 Anatolian-Iranian Desert

21 Turanian

22 Takla-Makan-Gobi Desert

23 Tibetan

24 Iranian Desert

25 Arctic Desert

26 Higharctic Tundra

27 Lowarctic Tundra

28 Atlas Steppe

29 Pontian Steppe

30 Mongolian-Manchurian Steppe

31 Scottish Highlands

32 Central European Highlands

33 Balkan Highlands

34 Caucaso-Iranian Highlands

35 Altai Highlands

36 Pamir-Tian-Shan Highlands

37 Hindu Kush Highlands

38 Himalayan Highlands

39 Szechwan Highlands

40 Macaronesian Islands

41 Ryukyu Islands

42 Lake Ladoga

43 Aral Sea

44 Lake Baikal

Total

Afrotropical

1 Guinean Rain Forest

2 Congo Rain Forest

3 Malagasy Rain Forest

4 West African Woodland/Savanna

5 East African Woodland/Savanna

6 Congo Woodland/Savanna

7 Miombo Woodland/Savanna

8 South African Woodland/Savanna

9 Malagasy Woodland/Savanna

10 Malagasy Thorn Forest

1 1 Cape Sclerophyll

12 Western Sahel

13 Eastern Sahel

14 Somalian

15 Namib

1 6 Kalahari

17 Karroo

1 8 Ethiopian Highlands

19 Guinean Highlands

230

14

29

43

15

19

2

9

5

2

1

5

20

16

43

325

93

66

6

30

4

70

44

7

1

1

1

2386

25

23

14

66

49

6

36

99

20

2

44

6

6

28

7

8

16

13

2

3,566,135

14,111,100

5,945,691

4,392,285

1,394,217

12,957,154

14,367

980,732

3,491,000

2,228,650

1,348,708

57,698

712,951

2,242,930

710,928

5,303,245

852,369

4,994,114

1,732,136

6,095,916

142,438

4,355,979

2,117,646

58,822

3,680

40,972

18,300

0

123,116,408

1,143,729

7,897,100

408,008

14,087,161

12,070,261

3,820,170

13,876,253

7,980,891

624,774

44,950

1,769,429

1,594,740

4,155,800

5,815,109

9,705,753

9,643,887

185,557

2,534,000

335,625

218


20 Central African Highlands 9

21 East African Highlands 11

22 South African Highlands 38

23 Ascension and St Helena Islands

24 Comores Islands and Aldabra 1

25 Mascarene Islands 5

26 Lake Rudolf

27 Lake Ukerewe (Victoria) 1

28 Lake Tanganyika

29 Lake Malawi (Nyasa) 1

Total 536

Indomalayan

1 Malabar Rainforest 44

2 Ceylonese Rainforest 1

3 Bengalian Rainforest 20

4 Burman Rainforest 2

5 Indochinese Rainforest 57

6 South Chinese Rainforest 32

7 Malayan Rainforest 20

8 Indus-Ganges Monsoon Forest 133

9 Burma Monsoon Forest 29

10 Thailandian Monsoon Forest 57

1 1 Mahanadian 29

12 Coromandel 4

1 3 Ceylonese Monsoon Forest 42

14 Deccan Thorn Forest 9

15 Thar Desert 38

16 Seychelles and Amirantes Islands 3

17 Laccadives Islands

1 8 Maldives and Chagos Islands

19 Cocos-Keeling and Christmas Islands 1

20 Andaman and Nicobar Islands 42

21 Sumatra 35

22 Java 39

23 Lesser Sunda Islands 18

24 Sulawesi (Celebes) 29

25 Borneo 61

26 Philippines 28

27 Taiwan 5

Total 778

Oceanian

1 Papuan 31

2 Micronesian 4

3 Hawaiian 17

4 Southeastern Polynesian 10

5 Central Polynesian 3

6 New Caledonian 14

7 East Melanesian 2

Total 81

3,391,600

267,451

432,777

0

35,000

9,392

0

45,700

0

9,400

101,884,517

1,586,806

7,648

448,121

20,455

2,606,665

152,915

1,103,111

5,636,423

611,300

2,214,245

1,096,956

156,528

776,060

193,975

3,868,277

3,568

0

0

2,370

79,700

4,573,740

735,471

256,606

2,148,343

4,090,149

583,999

288,577

33,242,008

6,739,286

2,329

266,801

61,929

32,516

253,126

5,342

7,361,329

219


Australian

1 Queensland Coastal

2 Tasmanian

3 Northern Coastal

4 Western Sclerophyll

5 Southern Sclerophyll

6 Eastern Sclerophyll

7 Brigalow

8 Western Mulga

9 Central Desert

10 Southern Mulga/Saltbush

1 1 Northern Savanna

12 Northern Grasslands

13 Eastern Grasslands and Savannas

Total

Antarctic

1

2

3

4

Neozealandia

Maudlandia

Marielandia

Insulantarctica

Total

Neotropical

1 Campechean

2 Panamanian

3 Colombian Coastal

4 Guyanan

5 Amazonian

6 Madeiran

7 Serro Do Mar

8 Brazilian Rain Forest

9 Brazilian Planalto

10 Valdivian Forest

1 1 Chilean Nothofagus

12 Everglades

13 Sinaloan

14 Guerreran

15 Yucatecan

16 Central American

17 Venezuelan Dry Forest

18 Venezuelan Deciduous Forest

19 Equadorian Dry Forest

20 Caatinga

21 GranChaco

22 Chilean Araucaria Forest

23 Chilean Sclerophyll

24 Pacific Desert

25 Monte

26 Patagonian

27 Llanos

72

22

14

125

66

168

12

15

17

14

8

6

51

590

150

4

1

10

165

18

9

9

27

28

4

54

58

3

12

7

17

5

6

3

54

41

17

4

6

7

2

8

3

29

42

3

8,150,053

870,097

1,288,869

2,658,858

1,634,342

3,574,493

393,932

2,260,773

9,895,645

5,870,350

2,137,666

669,628

1,007,736

40,412,442

2,835,022

33,545

250

274,839

3,143,656

1,093,000

1,034,857

1,127,220

2,629,005

19,512,899

1,146,495

3,587,010

1,424,412

13,922

4,016,359

3,926,070

767,131

296,994

129,407

107,146

1,371,642

5,121,158

859,608

175,897

250,463

1,192,000

45,414

147,008

383,824

1,830,590

2,732,168

1,718,118

220


28 Campos Limpos

29 Babacu

30 Campos Cerrados

31 Argentinian Pampas

32 Uruguayan Pampas

33 Northern Andean

34 Colombian Montane

35 Yungas

36 Puna

37 Southern Andean

38 Bahamas-Bermudean

39 Cuban

40 Greater Antillean

41 Lesser Antillean

42 Revilla Gigedo Island

43 Cocos Island

44 Galapagos Islands

45 Fernando De Noronja Island

46 South Trinidade Island

47 LakeTiticaca

Total

Biogeographical classification unknown/

Classification biogeographique inconnue

TOTAL

6

6

22

10

12

19

23

18

21

50

7

31

20

10

1

2

1

1

736

415

6,940

8,531,514

903,050

3,573,143

900,783

1,275,244

4,145,579

4,455,969

2,952,885

2,398,810

11,478,459

135,590

719,265

562,359

111,387

0

2,400

8,756,514

36,249

0

36,180

107,615,197

12,010,655

651,467,597

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TABLE 2

Ecological Coverage of Protected Areas

Couverture ecologique des aires prot6g£es

Biome and Realm

Type de biome et domaine

Number of areas

Nombre (d'aires)

Total area

Total (ha)

Tropical humid forests

Afrotropical 62 9,448,837

Indomalayan 176 5,925,721

Australian 72 8,150,053

Neotropical 149 30,130,486

Total 459 53,655,097

Subtropical/temperate rainforests/woodlands

Nearctic 118 18,250,608

Palaearctic 82 2,225,840

Australian 22 870,097

Antarctic 150 2,835,022


Total 452 33^62,330

Temperate needle-leaf forests/woodlands

Nearctic 312 37,581,117


Total 445 48,706,996

Tropical dry forests/woodlands





Total 755 74,750,262

Temperate broad-leaf forests

Nearctic 290 6,426,946


Neotropical 2 45,414

Total 1,247 33,511^98

Evergreen sclerophyllous forests

Nearctic 12 803,787




Neotropical 8 147,008

Total 780 17,403,472

Warm deserts/semi-deserts

Nearctic 59 10,205,086




222


Australian

Neotropical

Total

Cold-winter deserts

Nearctic

Palaearctic

Neotropical

Total

Tundra communities

Nearctic

Palaearctic

Antarctic

Total

Tropical grasslands/savannas

Australian

Neotropical

Total

Temperate grasslands

Nearctic

Palaearctic

Australian

Neotropical

Total

Mixed mountain systems

Nearctic

Palaearctic

Afrotropical

Neotropical

Total

Mixed island systems

Palaearctic

Afrotropical

Indomalayan

Oceanian

Neotropical

Total

Lake systems

Nearctic

Palaearctic

Afrotropical

Neotropical

Total

Classification unknown

TOTAL

46

32

289

21

88

42

151

56

8

15

79

14

37

51

70

41

51

22

184

302

681

73

131

1,187

8

6

261

81

72

428

13

2

2

1

18

415

6,940

18,026,768

2,214,414

85,472,182

723,283

19,738,755

2,732,168

23,194,206

129,722,512

7,068,358

308,634

137,099,504

2,807,294

14,725,825

17,533,119

787,425

3,013,579

1,007,736

2,176,027

6,984,767

17,666,573

26,304,771

6,961,453

25,431,702

76^64,499

62,502

44,392

12,762,523

7,361,329

10,323,764

30,554,510

514,048

59,272

55,100

36,180

664,600

12,010,655

651,467,597

223

WORLD HERITAGE SITES/BIENS DU PATRIMOINE MONDIAL

The Convention Concerning the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage was

adopted in Paris in 1972, and came into force in December 1975. The Convention provides for

the designation of areas of "outstanding universal value" as world heritage sites, with the

principal aim of fostering international cooperation in safeguarding these important areas. Sites,

which must be nominated by the signatory nation responsible, are evaluated for their world

heritage quality before being declared by the World Heritage Committee. Only natural sites are

considered here.

Article 2 of the World Heritage Convention considers as natural heritage: natural features

consisting of physical and biological formations or groups of such formations, which are of

outstanding universal value from the aesthetic or scientific point of view; geological or

physiographical formations and precisely delineated areas which constitute the habitat of

threatened species of animals and plants of outstanding universal value from the point of view

of science or conservation; and natural sites or precisely delineated areas of outstanding universal

value from the point of view of science, conservation or natural beauty. Criteria for inclusion in

the list are published by Unesco.

La Convention concernant la protection du patrimoine mondial, culturel et naturel a ete adoptee

a Paris en 1 972 etest entree en vigueur en decembre 1975. La Convention preVoit la designation

de regions de "valeur universelle exceptionnelle" en tant que biens du patrimoine mondial, dans

le but premier d'encourager la cooperation Internationale pour la sauvegarde de ces regions

importantes. Les sites, qui doivent etre designes par 1'Etat signataire responsable, sont evalues

en fonction de leur quaJite de biens du patrimoine mondial avant d'etre accepted par le Comite

du patrimoine mondial. Nous ne tenons compte ici que des biens naturels.

L' article 2 de la Convention du patrimoine mondial considere comme patrimoine naturel: les

monuments naturels constitues par des formations physiques et biologiques ou par des groupes

de telles formations qui ont une valeur universelle exceptionnelle du point de vue esthetique ou

scientifique; les formations geologiques et physiographiques et les zones strictement delimiters

constituant 1'habitat d'especes animalles et vegetales menacees, qui ont une valeur universelle

exceptionnelle du point de vue de la science ou de la conservation; les sites naturels ou les zones

naturelles strictement delimitees, qui ont une valeur universelle exceptionnelle du point de vue

de la science, de la conservation ou de la beaute naturelle. Les criteres determinant 1'inscription

sur la Liste sont publics par 1'Unesco.


Republic have combined to form an enlarged Federal Republic of Germany, and the Yemen Arab

Republic and the People's Democratic Republic of Yemen have combined to form the Republic

of Yemen.

Depuis la realisation de la presente liste, la Republique federale d'AHemagne et la Republique

democratique allemande ont fusionne pour former la Republique federale d'Allemagne, et la

Republique arabe du Yemen et la Republique democratique du Yemen ont fusionne pour former

la Republique du Yemen.

225

Biens du patrimoine mondial

226

World Heritage Sites

WORLD HERITAGE LIST

LISTE DU PATRIMOINE MONDIAL

Natural sites inscribed by the Committee of the Convention concerning the protection of

the world cultural and natural heritage

Biens naturels inscrits par la comite de la Convention concernant la protection du

put rimoinv mondial, culture! et nature!

AFGHANISTAN

Ratification 20 March/mars 1979

No sites inscribed/Pas de biens inscrits sur la liste

ALBANIA/ALBANIE

Ratification 10 July/juillet 1989


ALGERIA/ALGERIE

Ratification 24 June/juin 1974

Tassili N'Ajjer (Inscribed/inscrit 1982)

ALLEMAGNE, REPUBLIQUE FEDERAL D'

Voir paragraphe Germany, Federal Republic of

ANTIGUA & BARBUDA

Acceptance/Acceptation 1 November/novembre 1983


ARABIE SAOUDITE

Voir paragraph Saudi Arabia

ARGENTINA/ARGENTINE

Acceptance/Acceptation 23 August/aout 1978

Los Glaciares National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1981)

Iguazii National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1984)

AUSTRALIA/AUSTRALIE

Ratification 22 August/aout 1974

Great Barrier Reef (Inscribed/inscrit 1981)

Kakadu National Park (Stage I Inscribed/inscrit 1981)

(Stage II Inscribed/inscrit 1987)

Willandra Lakes Region (Inscribed/inscrit 1981)

Lord Howe Island Group (Inscribed/inscrit 1982)

Tasmania Wilderness (Inscribed/inscrit 1982)

(Extended/elargie 1989)

Australian East Coast Temperate and Subtropical Rainforest Parks (Inscribed/inscrit 1986)

227


Uluru (Ayers Rock) National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1987)

Wet Tropics of Queensland (Inscribed/inscrit 1988)

BANGLADESH


No natural sites inscribed/Pas de biens naturels inscrits sur la liste

BENIN



BOLIVIA/BOLIVIE

Ratification 4 October/octobre 1976


BRAZIL/BRESIL

Acceptance/Acceptation 1 September/septembre 1977

National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1986)

BULGARIA/BULGARIE

Acceptance/Acceptation 7 March/mars 1974

Srebarna Nature Reserve (Inscribed/inscrit 1983)

Pirin National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1983)

BURKINA FASO

Ratification 2 April/avril 1987


BURUNDI

Ratification 19 May/mai 1982


BYELORUSSIAN SSR



CAMEROON

Ratification 7 December/decembre 1982

Dja Faunal Reserve (Inscribed/inscrit 1987)

CANADA

Acceptance/Acceptation 23 July/juillet 1976

Nahanni National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1978)

Dinosaur Provincial Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1979)

Wood Buffalo National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1983)

Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks (Inscribed/inscrit 1984)

Gros Morne National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1987)

228


With the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA/avec les ETATS-UNIS D'AMERIQUE

Kluane-Wrangell/St Elias National Park Onscribed/inscrit 1979)

CAPE VERDE/CAP-VERT

Acceptance/Acceptation 28 April/avril 1988


CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC

Ratification 22 December/d&embre 1980

Parc national de Manovo-Gounda-St Floris (Inscribed/inscrit 1988)

CHILE/CHILI

Ratification 20 February/fevrier 1980


CHINA, PEOPLES REPUBLIC OF/CHINE, REPUBLIQUE POPULAIRE DE

Ratification 12December/decembre 1985

See below/Voir ci-dessous

CHYPRE

Voir paragraphe Cyprus

COLOMBIA/COLOMBIE

Acceptance/Acceptation 24 May/mai 1983


CONGO/REPUBLIQUE POPULAIRE DU CONGO



COSTA RICA


Talamanca Range-La Amistad Reserves (Inscribed/inscrit 1983)

COTE D'IVOIRE

Ratification 9 January/Janvier 1981

Tai National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1982)

Comoe' National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1983)

With GUINEA/avec la GUINEE

Mount Nimba Strict Nature Reserve (Inscribed/inscrit 1982)

CUBA



229


CYPRUS/CHYPRE


No natural sites inscribed/Pas de biens naturels inscrit sur la liste

DENMARK/DANEMARK


Pas de biens inscrits sur la liste/No sites inscribed

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC


No sites listed/Pas de biens inscrits sur la liste

ECUADOR/EQUATEUR

Acceptance/Acceptation 16 June/juin 1975

GaMpagos Islands (Inscribed/inscrit 1978)

Sangay National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1983)

EGYPT/EGYPTE

Ratification 7 February/fdvrier 1974


EQUATEUR

Voir paragraphe Ecuador

ESPAGNE

Voir paragraphe Spain


Voir paragraphe United States of America

ETHIOPIA/ETHIOPIE


Simien National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1978)

FINLAND



FRANCE


Cape Girolata, Cape Porto and Scandola Nature Reserve in Corsica (Inscribed/inscrit 1983)

Also see below/Voir aussi ci-dessous

GABON



230


GAMBIA



GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC

Acceptance/Acceptation 12 December/decembre 1988


GERMANY, FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF



GHANA



GREECE/GRECE



GUATEMALA


Tikal National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1979)

GUINEA/GUINEE


With/avec la COTE D'lVOIRE

Mount Nimba Strict Nature Reserve (Inscribed/inscrit 1981)

GUYANA/GUYANE



HAITI



HOLY SEE

Accession/Adhesion 7 October/octobre 1982


HONDURAS


Rfo Pldtano Biosphere Reserve (Inscribed/inscrit 1982)

231


HUNGARY/HONGRIE



INDIA/INDE

Ratification 14 November/novembre 1977

Kaziranga National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1985)

Manas National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1985)

Keoladeo National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1985)

Sundarbans National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1987)

Nanda Devi National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1988)

INDONESIA/INDONESIE



IRAK

Voir paragraphe Iraq

IRAN

Acceptance/Acceptation 26 February/fevrier 1975


IRAQ/IRAK



ITALY/ITALIE



JAMAHIRYA ARABE LIBYENNE

Voir paragraphe Libya

JAMAICA/JAMAIQUE



JORDAN/JORDANIE



LAO PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC



232


LEBANON/LIBAN

Ratification 3 February/fe'vrier 1983


LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA



LUXEMBOURG

Ratification 28 September/septembre 1983


MADAGASCAR



MALAWI


Lake Malawi National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1984)

MALAYSIA/MALAISIE



MALDIVES

Acceptance/Acceptation 22 May/mai 1986


MALI



MALTA/MALTE



MAROC

Voir paragraphe Morocco



Banc d'Arguin National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1989)

MEXICO/MEXIQUE

Acceptance/Acceptation 23 February/fe'vrier 1984

Sian Ka'an Biosphere Reserve (Inscribed/inscrit 1987)

233


MONACO



MONGOLIA/MONGOLIE

Acceptance/Acceptation 2 February/fdvrier 1990


MOROCCO/MAROC



MOZAMBIQUE



NEPAL


Sagarmatha National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1979)

Royal Chitwan National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1984)

NEW ZEALAND


Fiordland National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1986)

Westland/Mount Cook National Parks (Inscribed/inscrit 1986)

NICARAGUA



NIGER



NIGERIA



NORWAY/NORVEGE



NOUVELLE ZELANDE

Voir paragraphe New Zealand

234


OMAN

Acceptance/Acceptation 6 October/octobre 1981


OUGANDA

Voir paragraphe Uganda

PAKISTAN



PANAMA


Darien National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1981

PARAGUAY

Ratification 28 April/avril 1988


PERU/PEROU

Ratification 24 February/f6vrier 1982

Sanctuario hist6rico de Macchu Picchu (Inscribed/inscrit 1983)

Huascaran National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1985)

Manu National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1987)

PHILIPPINES


No sites listed/Pas de biens inscrits sur la liste

POLAND/POLOGNE


Bialowieza National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1979)

PORTUGAL



QATAR



REPUBLIQUE ARABE SYRffiNNE

Voir paragraphe Syria


Voir paragraphe Central African Republic

235


REPUBLIQUE DEMOCRATIQUE ALLEMANDE

Voir paragraphe German Democratic Republic

REPUBLIQUE DEMOCRATIQUE POPULAIRE LAO

Voir paragraphe Lao People's Democratic Republic

REPUBLIQUE DOMINICAINE

Voir paragraphe Dominican Republic

REPUBLIC OF KOREA/REPUBLIQUE DE COREE

Acceptance/Acceptation 14 September/14 septembre 1988


REPUBLIQUE POPULAIRE DU CONGO

Voir paragraphe Congo

RSS DE BIELORUSSIE

Voir paragraphe Byelorussian SSR

RSS D'UKRAINE

Voir paragraphe Ukrainian SSR

REPUBLIQUE UNIE DE TANZANIE

Voir paragraphe Tanzania

REPUBLIQUE UNIE DU CAMEROUN

Voir paragraphe Cameroon

ROYAUME-UNI

Voir paragraphe United Kingdom

ROMANIA/ROUMANIE

Acceptance/Acceptation 16May/mai 1990


SAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS/SAINT-CHRISTOPHE-ET-NEVIS



SAINT-SIEGE

Voir paragraphe Holy See

SAUDI ARABIA



236


SENEGAL


Djoudj National Bird Sanctuary (Inscribed/inscrit 1981)

Niokolo-Koba National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1981)

SEYCHELLES


Aldabra Atoll (Inscribed/inscrit 1982)

Vallee de Mai Nature Reserve (Inscribed/inscrit 1983)

SOUDAN

Voir paragraphe Sudan

SPAIN

Acceptance 4 May/mai 1982

Garajonay National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1986)

SRI LANKA


Sinharaja Forest Reserve (Inscribed/inscrit 1988)

SUDAN/SOUDAN



SWEDEN/SUEDE



SWITZERLAND/SUISSE



SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC

Acceptance/Acceptation 1 3 August/aout 1975


TANZANIA


Ngorongoro Conservation Area (Inscribed/inscrit 1979)

Serengeti National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1981)

Selous Game Reserve (Inscribed/inscrit 1982)

Mt Kilimanjaro National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1987)

THAILAND/THAILANDE



237

/Hens du patrimoine mondial

TUNISIA/TUNISIE


Ichkeul National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1980)

TURKEY/TURQUIE


GSreme National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1985)


UGANDA



UKRAINIAN SSR



UNITED KINGDOM


St. Kilda (Inscribed/inscrit 1986)

Giant's Causeway (Inscribed/inscrit 1986)

Henderson Island (Inscribed/inscrit 1988)

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA


Yellowstone National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1978)

Everglades National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1979)

Grand Canyon National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1979)

Redwood National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1980)

Mammoth Cave National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1981)

Olympic National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1981)

Great Smoky Mountains National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1983)

Yosemite National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1984)

Hawaii Volcanoes National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1987)

With CANADA/avec CANADA

Kluane-WrangeU/St Elias National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1979)

USSR/URSS

Ratification 12 Octobre/octobre 1988


URUGUAY



238


VIET NAM



YEMEN/YEMEN DU NORD



YEMEN, DEMOCRATIC/YEMEN DEMOCRATIQUE



YUGOSLAVIA/YUGOSLAVIE


Plitvice Lakes National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1979)

Durmitor National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1980)

Skocjan Caves (Inscribed/inscrit 1986)


ZAIRE


Virunga National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1979)

Garamba National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1980)

Kahuzi-Biega National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1980)

Salonga National Park (Inscribed/inscrit 1984)

ZAMBIA/ZAMBIE


With ZIMBABWE/avec ZIMBABWE

Victoria Falls/Mosi-oa-Tunya (Inscribed/inscrit 1989)

ZIMBABWE

Ratification 16 August/aot 1982

Mana Pools National Park, Sapi and Chewore Safari Areas (Inscribed/inscrit 1984)

With ZAMBIA/avec ZAMBBE

Victoria Falls/Mosi-oa-Tunya (Inscribed/inscrit 1989)

239


Other mixed natural/cultural sites are inscribed on the list of World Heritage, but on the basis of

beauty resulting from the man/nature interaction, rather than natural features alone. These are:

D'autres biens naturels/culturels sont inscrits sur la Liste du Patrimoine Mondial, mais bases sur

la beaute emanante de 1' act ion r&nproque entre 1'homme et la nature plutot que sur des

caracteristiques entierement naturelles. Ce sont les suivants:

Mont-Saint-Michel and its France (Inscribed/inscrit 1979)

Bay/et sa baie

Kotor Yugoslavia/Yugoslavie (Inscribed/inscrit 1979)

Ohrid Yugoslavia/Yugoslavie (Inscribed/inscrit 1979)

Mount Taishan China/Chine (Inscribed/inscrit 1987)

Mount Athos Greece/Grece (Inscribed/inscrit 1988)

Meteora Greece/Grece (Inscribed/inscrit 1988)

Hierapolis-Pamukkale Turkey/Turquie (Inscribed/inscrit 1988)

Bandiagara Mali (Inscribed/inscrit 1989)

240

BIOSPHERE RESERVES/RESERVES DE LA BIOSPHERE

The establishment of biosphere reserves is not covered by a specific convention, but is part of

an international scientific programme, the Unesco Man and the Biosphere (MAB) Programme.

The objectives of the network of biosphere reserves, and the characteristics which biosphere

reserves might display, are identified in various Unesco-MAB documents, including the Action

Plan for Biosphere Reserves published in 1984.

Biosphere Reserves differ from the preceding types of site in that they are not exclusively

designated to protect unique areas or important wetlands, but for a range of objectives

which include research, monitoring, training and demonstration, as well as conservation

roles. In most cases the human component is vital to the functioning of the biosphere reserve,

which does not necessarily hold for either World Heritage or Ramsar sites. A further

fundamental difference is the stated aim of developing a biosphere reserve network

representative of the world's ecosystems.

La creation de reserves de la biosphere ne releve d'aucune convention mais entre dans le cadre

d'un programme scientifique international, le Programme de 1'Unesco sur 1'homme et la

biosphere (Programme MAB). Les objectifs du reseau de reserves de la biosphere et les

caracteristiques qui doivent etre celle des reserves de la biosphere sont deTinis dans divers

documents Unesco-MAB, notamment le Plan d'action pour les reserves de la biosphere, public

en 1984.

Les reserves de la biosphere different des sites decrits precedemment en ce qu'elles ne sont pas

exclusivement designees afin de proteger des regions uniques ou des zones humides importantes

mais pour toutes sortes d'autres raisons, notamment la recherche, la surveillance continue,

la formation et la demonstration, sans oublier la conservation. Dans la plupart des cas, 1'element

humain est vital pour le fonctionnement des reserves de la biosphere ce qui n'est pas

necessairement le cas pour les biens du patrimoine mondial ou les sites Ramsar. Autre difference

fondamentale: un des objectifs fixes consiste a mettre sur pied un reseuu de reserves de la

biosphere representatif des ecosystemes de la planete.



Depuis la realisation de la presente liste, la Republique federale d'Allemagne et la Republique

dcmocratique allemande ont fusionnd pour former la Republique federale d'Allemagne.

241

Riserves de la biosphire

242

Biosphere Reserves

LIST OF BIOSPHERE RESERVES

LISTE DES RESERVES DE LA BIOSPHERE

Biogeographic Area/ Date of

province/ Superficie approval

Province (ha) Date

biogeographique ({'approbation

2.18.07

8.37.12

8.25.07

8.31.11

8.25.07

8.37.12

ALLEMAGNE, REPUBLIQUE FEDERALE D'


ALGERIA/ALGERIE

Parc national du Tassili

ARGENTINA/ARGENTINE

Reserva de la Biosfera San Guillermo

Reserva Natural de Vida Silvestre Laguna Blanca

Parque Costero del Sur

Reserva Ecol6gica de Nacunin

Reserva de la Biosfera de Pozuelos

AUSTRALIA/AUSTRALIE

Croajingolong

Danggali Conservation Park

Kosciusko National Park

Macquarie Island Nature Reserve

Prince Regent River Nature Reserve

Southwest National Park

Unnamed Conservation Park of South Australia

Uluru (Ayers Rock-Mount Olga) National Park

Yathong Nature Reserve

Fitzgerald River National Park

Hattah-Kulkyne NP & Murray-Kulkyne Park

Wilson's Promontory National Park

AUSTRIA/AUTRICHE

Gossenkollesee

Gurgler Kamm

Lobau Reserve

Neusiedler See-Osterreichischer Teil

BIELORUSSIE REPUBLIQUE SOCIALISTE SOVIETIQUE

Voir paragraphe Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic

7,200,000

981,460

981,620

30,000

11,900

405,000

1986

1980

1982

1984

1986

1990

6.06.06 101,000 1977

6.10.07 253,230 1977

6.06.06 625,525 1977

7.04.09 12,785 1977

6.03.04 633,825 1977

6.02.02 403,240 1977

6.09.07 2,132,600 1977

6.09.07 132,550 1977

6.13.11 107,241 1977

6.04.06 242,727 1978

6.05.06 49,500 1981

6.06.06 49,000 1981

2.32.12 100 1977

2.32.12 1,500 1977

2.32.12 1,000 1977

2.12.05 25,000 1977

BENIN

Reserve de la biosphere de la Pendjari 3.04.04 880,000 1986

243

Riserves de la biosphere

BOLIVIA/BOLIVIE

Parque Nacional Pil6n-Lajas 8.06.01 100,000 1977

Reserva Nacional de Fauna Ulla Ulla 8.36.12 200,000 1977

Beni 8.35.12 135,000 1986

BULGARIA/BULGARIE

Parc national Steneto

Reserve Alibotouch

Reserve Bistrichko Branichte

Reserve Boatine

Reserve Djendema

Reserve Doupkata

Reserve Doupki-Djindjiritza

Reserve Kamtchia

Reserve Koupena

Reserve Mantaritza

Reserve Maritchini ezera

Reserve Ouzounboudjak

Reserve Parangalitza

Reserve Srebarna

Reserve Tchervenata stena

Reserve Tchouprene

Reserve Tsaritchina

BURKINA FASO

Foret classee de la mare aux hippopotames 3.04.04 16,300 1986

BYELORUSSIAN SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLIC

Berezinskiy Zapovednik 2.10.05 76,201 1978

CAMEROON, UNITED REPUBLIC OF

Parc national de Waza 3.04.04 170,000 1979

Parc national de la Benoue 3.04.04 180,000 1981

Reserve forestiere et de faune du Dja 3.02.01 500,000 1981

CANADA

Mont St Hilaire

Waterton Lakes National Park

Long Point Biosphere Reserve

Riding Mountain Biosphere Reserve

Reserve de la biosphere de Charlevoix

Niagara Escarpment Biosphere Reserve

CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC

Basse-Lobaye Forest 3.02.01 18,200 1977

Bamingui-Bangoran Conservation Area 3.04.04 1,622,000 1979

2.33.12 2,889 1977

2.33.12 1,628 1977

2.33.12 1,177 1977

2.33.12 1,281 1977

2.33.12 1,775 1977

2.33.12 1,210 1977

2.33.12 2,873 1977

2.33.12 842 1977

2.33.12 1,084 1977

2.33.12 576 1977

2.33.12 1,510 1977

2.33.12 2,575 1977

2.33.12 1,509 1977

2.11.05 600 1977

2.33.12 812 1977

2.33.12 1,440 1977

2.33.12 1,420 1977

1.05.05 5,550 1978

1.19.12 52,597 1979

1.22.14 27,000 1986

1.04.03 297,591 1986

1.04.03 460,000 1988

1.05.05 207,240 1990

244

Biosphere Reserves

CHILE/CHILI

Parque Nacional Fray Jorge 8.23.06 14,074 1977

Parque Nacional Juan Fernlndez 5.04.13 9,290 1977

Parque Nacional Torres del Paine 8.37.12 184,414 1978

Parque Nacional Laguna San Rafael 8.11.02 1,742,448 1979

Parque Nacional Lauca 8.36.12 358,312 1981

Reserva de la Biosfera Araucarias 8.22.05 81,000 1983

Reserva de la Biosfera La Campana-Penuelas 8.23.06 17,095 1984

CHINA/CHINE

Changbai Mountain Nature Reserve 2.14.05 217,235 1979

Dinghu Nature Reserve 4.06.01 1,200 1979

Wolong Nature Reserve 2.39.12 207,210 1979

Fanjingshan Mountain Biosphere Reserve 2.15.05 41,533 1986

Xilin Gol Natural Steppe Protected Area 2.30.11 1,078,600 1987

Fujian Wuyishan Nature Reserve 2.01.02 56,527 1987

Bogdhad Mountain Biosphere Reserve 2.22.08 217,000 1990

COLOMBIA/COLOMBIE

CintunSn Andino Cluster Biosphere Reserve 8.33.12 855,000 1979

El Tuparro Nature Reserve 8.27.10 928,125 1979

Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta

(inc. Tayrona NP) 8.17.04 731,250 1979

CONGO

Parc national d'Odzala 3.02.01 110,000 1977

Reserve de la biosphere de Dimonika 3.02.01 62,000 1988

COSTA RICA

Reserva de la Bi6sfera de la Amistad 8.16.04 584,592 1982

Cordillera Volcanica Central 8.16.04 144,363 1988

COTE D'IVOIRE

Parc national de Tai 3.01.01 330,000 1977

Parc national de la Comce 3.04.04 1,150,000 1983

CUBA

Sierra del Rosario 8.39.13 10,000 1984

Cuchillas del Toa 8.39.13 127,500 1987

Peninsula de Guanahacabibes 8.39.13 101,500 1987

Baconao 8.39.13 84,600 1987

CZECHOSLOVAKIA

Krivokliitsko Protected Landscape Area 2.11.05 62,792 1977

Slovensky Kras Protected Landscape Area 2.11.05 36,165 1977

Tfebon Basin Protected Landscape Area 2.11.05 70,000 1977

Palava Protected Landscape Area 2.11.05 8,017 1986

245

Riserves de la biosph&re

Sumava Biosphere Reserve 2.32.12 167,117 1990

Polana Biosphere Reserve 2.11.05 20,079 1990

DENMARK/DANEMARK

North-east Greenland National Park 1.17.09 70,000,000 1977

ECUADOR

Archipielago de Col6n (Galapagos) 8.44.13 766,514 1984

Reserva de la Biosfera de Yasuni 8.05.01 679,730 1989

EGYPT/EGYPTE

Omayed Experimental Research Area 2.18.07 1,000 1981

EQUATEUR

Voir paragraphe Ecuador

ESPAGNE




FRANCE

Atoll de Taiaro

Reserve de la biosphere de la Vallee du Fango

Reserve nationale de Camargue BR

Reserve de la biosphere du PN des Cevennes

Reserve de la biosphere d'Iroise

Reserve de la biosphere des Vosges du Nord

GABON

Reserve naturelle integrale d'Ipassa-Makokou 3.02.01 15,000 1983


Middle Elbe Biosphere Reserve 2.11.05 17,500 1979

Vessertal Nature Reserve 2.11.05 7,460 1979


BayerischerWald National Park 2.32.12 13,100 1981

GHANA

Bia National Park 3.01.01 7,770 1983

GREECE/GRECE

Gorge of Samaria National Park 2.17.06 4,840 1981

Mount Olympus National Park 2.17.06 4,000 1981

5.04.13 2,000 1977

2.17.06 25,110 1977

2.17.06 13,117 1977

2.09.05 323,000 1984

2.09.05 21,400 1988

2.09.05 120,000 1988

246

Biosphere Reserves

GUINEA/GUINEE

Reserve de la biosphere des Monts Nimba 3.01.01 17,130 1980

Reserve de la biosphere du Massif duZiama 3.01.01 116,170 1980

HONDURAS

Rio PMtano Biosphere Reserve 8.16.04 500,000 1980

HUNGARY/HONGRIE

Aggtelek Biosphere Reserve 2.11.05 19,247 1979

Hortobiigy National Park 2.12.05 52,000 1979

Kiskunslg Biosphere Reserve 2.12.05 22,095 1979

Lake Ferto Biosphere Reserve 2.12.05 12,542 1979

Pilis Biosphere Reserve 2.11.05 23,000 1980

ILE MAURICE

Voir paragraphe Mauritius

INDONESIA/INDONESIE

Cibodas Biosphere Reserve 4.22.13 14,000 1977

(Gunung Gede-Pangrango)

Komodo

Lore Lindu

Tanjung Puting

Gunung Leuser

Siberut Nature Reserve

IRAN

Arasbaran Protected Area 2.34.12 52,000 1976

Arjan Protected Area 2.34.12 65,750 1976

Geno Protected Area 2.20.08 49,000 1976

Golestan National Park 2.34.12 125,895 1976

Hara Protected Area 2.20.08 85,686 1976

Kavir National Park 2.24.08 700,000 1976

Lake Oromeeh National Park 2.34.12 462,600 1976

Miankaleh Protected Area 2.34.12 68,800 1976

Touran Protected Area 2.24.08 1,000,000 1976

IRELAND/IRELANDE

North Bull Island 2.08.05 500 1981

Killarney National Park 2.08.05 8,308 1982

ITALY/TTALIE

Collemeluccio-Montedimezzo 2.32.12 478 1977

Foret Domaniale du Circeo 2.17.06 3,260 1977

Miramare Marine Park 2.17.06 60 1979

4.23.13 30,000 1977

4.24.13 231,000 1977

4.25.13 205,000 1977

4.21.13 946,400 1981

4.21.13 56,000 1981

247


JAPAN/JAPON

Mount Hukusan

Mount Odaigahara & Mount Online

Shiga Highland

Yakushima Island

KENYA

Mount Kenya Biosphere Reserve

Mount Kulal Biosphere Reserve

Malindi-Watamu Biosphere Reserve

Kiunga Marine National Reserve

2.02.02

2.02.02

2.15.05

2.02.02

3.21.12

3.14.07

3.14.07

3.14.07

KOREA, PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF

Mount Paekdu Biosphere Reserve 2. 1 4.05

KOREA, REPUBLIC OF

Mount Sorak Biosphere Reserve 2. 1 5.05

MADAGASCAR

Reserve de la biosphere du Mananara Nord 3.03.01

MALI

Parc national de la Boucle du Baoute (etc) 3.04.04

MAURITIUS

Macchabee/Bel Ombre Nature Reserve 3.25. 1 3

MEXICO/MEXIQUE

Reserva de Mapimf

Reserva de la Michilfa

Montes Azules

Reserva de la Bi6sfera "El Cielo"

Reserva de la Bi6sfera de Sian Ka'an

Reserva de la Bi6sfera Sierra de Manantldn

NETHERLANDS

Waddensea Area 2.09.05

NIGERIA

Omo Strict Natural Reserve 3.01.01

NORWAY/NORVEGE

North-east Svalbard Nature Reserve 2.25.09

OUGANDA


48,000

36,000

13,000

19,000

71,759

700,000

19,600

60,000

132,000

37,430

140,000

771,000

3,594

260,000

460

1,555,000

1980

1980

1980

1980

1978

1978

1979

1980

1989

1982

1990

1982

1977

1.09.07 103,000 1977

1.21.12 42,000 1977

8.01.01 331,200 1979

1.10.07 144,530 1986

8.16.04 528,147 1986

8.14.04 139,577 1988

1986

1977

1976

248

Biosphere Reserves

PAKISTAN

Lai Suhanra National Park 4. 15.07

PANAMA

Parque National Fronterizo Darie'n 8.02.01

PAYS-BAS

Voir paragraphe Netherlands

PERU/PEROU

Reserva de Huascaran 8.37.12

Reserva del Manu 8.05.01

Reserva del Noroeste 8. 19.04

PHILIPPINES

Puerto Galera Biosphere Reserve 4.26. 1 3

Palawan Biosphere Reserve 4.26.13

POLAND/POLOGNE

Babia Gora National Park 2. 1 1 .05

Bialowieza National Park 2. 1 0.05

Lukajno Lake Reserve 2. 10.05

Slowinski National Park 2. 1 1 .05

PORTUGAL

Paul do Boquilobo Biosphere Reserve 2. 1 7 .06


Voir paragraphe Central African Republic

REPUBLIQUE DE COREE

Voir paragraphe Korea, Republic of

REPUBLIQUE DEMOCRATIQUE D'ALLEMAGNE


REPUBLIQUE-UNIE DU CAMEROUN

Voir paragraphe Cameroon

REPUBLIQUE-UNIE DU TANZANIE

Voir paragraphe Tanzania, United Republic of

ROMANIA/ROUMANIE

Pietrosul Mare Nature Reserve

Retezat National Park

Rosca-Letea Reserve

31,355 1977

597,000 1983

399,239

1,881,200

226,300

23,545

1,150,800

1,741

5,316

710

18,069

395

1977

1977

1977

1977

1990

1976

1976

1976

1976

1981

2.11.05

2.11.05

2.29.11

3,068

20,000

18,145

1979

1979

1979

249

Rtserves de la biosphere

2.17.06 32,210 1977

2.16.06 51,396 1977

2.17.06 17,372 1978

2.17.06 77,260 1980

2.17.06 25,000 1980

2.17.06 190,000 1983

2.17.06 8,728 1983

2.40.13 511 1983

2.16.06 22,500 1984

2.17.06 190,000 1986

ROYAUME-UNI


RWANDA

Parc national des Volcans 3.20.12 15,065 1983

SENEGAL

Foret classes de Samba Dia 3.04.04 756 1979

Delta du SaJoum 3.04.04 180,000 1980

Parc national du Niokolo-Koba 3.04.04 913,000 1981

SPAIN

Reserva de Grazalema

Reserva de Ordesa-Vinamala

Parque Natural del Montseny

Reserva de la Biosfera de Dofiana

Reserva de la Biosfera de la Mancha Humeda

Las Sierras de Cazorla y Segura BR

Reserva de la Biosfera de las Marismas del Odiel

Reserva de la Biosfera del Canal y los Tiles

Reserva de la Biosfera del Urdaibai

Reserva de la Biosfera Sierra Nevada

SRI LANKA

Hurulu Forest Reserve 4.13.04 512 1977

Sinharaja Forest Reserve 4.02.01 8,864 1978

SUDAN/SOUDAN

Binder National Park 3.13.07 650,000 1979

Radom National Park 3.05.04 1,250,970 1979

SUEDE

Voir paragraphe Sweden

SWEDEN

Lake Torne Area 2.06.05 96,500 1986

SWITZERLAND/SUISSE

Parc national Suisse 2.32.12 16,870 1979

TANZANIA, UNITED REPUBLIC OF

Lake Manyara National Park 3.05.04 32,500 1981

Serengeti-Ngorongoro Biosphere Reserve 3.05.04 2,305,100 1981

TCHECOSLOVAKIA

Voir paragraphe Czechoslovakia

250

Biosphere Reserves

THAILAND/THAILANDE

Sakaerat Environmental Research Station 4.10.04 7,200

Hauy Tak Teak Reserve 4. 10.04 4,700

Mae Sa-Kog Ma Reserve 4.10.04 14,200

TUNISIA/TUNISIE

Parc national de Djebel Bou-Hedma 2.28. 1 1 11 ,625

Parc national de Djebel Chambi 2.28. 1 1 6,000

Parc national de I'lchkeul 2.17.06 10,770

Parc national des Iles Zembra et Zembretta 2. 17.06 4,030

UGANDA

Queen Elizabeth (Rwenzori) National Park 3.05.04 220,000

UKRAINIAN SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLIC/UKRAINE

Chernomorskiy Zapovednik

Askaniya-Nova Zapovednik

2.29.11

2.29.11

87,348

33,307

UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS/UNION

DES REPUBLIQUES SOCIALISTES SOVIETIQUES

Chatkal Mountains Biosphere Reserve

Kavkazskiy Zapovednik

Oka River Valley Biosphere Reserve

Repetek Zapovednik

Sikhote-Alin Zapovednik

Tsentra1'nochernozem Zapovednik

Astrakhanskiy Zapovednik

Kronotskiy Zapovednik

Laplandskiy Zapovednik

Pechoro-Dychskiy Zapovednik

Suyano Shushenskiy Zapovednik

Sokhondinskiy Zapovednik

Voronezhskiy Zapovednik

Tsentra1'nolesnoy Zapovednik

Lake Baikal Region Biosphere Reserve

Tzentralnosibirskii Biosphere Reserve

West Estonian Archipelago Biosphere Reserve

UNITED KINGDOM

Beinn Eighe National Nature Reserve

Braunton Burrows National Nature Reserve

Caerlaverock National Nature Reserve

Cairnsmore of Fleet National Nature Reserve

Dyfi National Nature Reserve

Isle of Rhum National Nature Reserve

Loch Druidibeg National Nature Reserve

Moor House-Upper Teesdale Biosphere Reserve

North Norfolk Coast Biosphere Reserve

1976

1977

1977

1977

1977

1977

1977

1979

1984

1985

2.36.12 71,400 1978

2.34.12 263,477 1978

2.10.05 45,845 1978

2.21.08 34,600 1978

2.14.05 340,200 1978

2.10.05 4,795 1978

2.21.08 63,400 1984

2.07.05 1,099,000 1984

2.03.03 278,400 1984

2.03.03 721,322 1984

2.35.12 389,570 1984

2.30.11 211,000 1984

2.11.05 31,053 1984

2.10.05 21,348 1985

2.04.03 559,100 1986

2.03/04 5,000,000 1986

2.10.05 1,560,000 1990

2.31.12 4,800 1976

2.08.05 596 1976

2.08.05 5,501 1976

2.08.05 1,922 1976

2.08.05 1,589 1976

2.31.12 10,560 1976

2.31.12 1,658 1976

2.08.05 7,399 1976

2.08.05 5,497 1976

251


Silver Flowe-Merrick Kells Biosphere Reserve

St Kilda National Nature Reserve

Claish Moss National Nature Reserve

Taynish National Nature Reserve

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

Aleutian Islands National Wildlife Refuge

Big Bend National Park

Cascade Head Experimental Forest Scenic

Research Area

Central Plains Experimental Range (CPER)

Channel Islands Biosphere Reserve

Coram Experimental Forest (incl. Coram NA)

Denali National Park and Biosphere Reserve

Desert Experimental Range

Everglades National Park (incl. Ft. Jefferson NM)

Fraser Experimental Forest

Glacier National Park

H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest

Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest

Jornada Experimental Range

Luquillo Experimental Forest (Caribbean NF)

Noatak National Arctic Range

Olympic National Park

Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument

Rocky Mountain National Park

San Dimas Experimental Forest

San Joaquin Experimental Range

Sequoia-Kings Canyon National Parks

Stanislaus Tuolumni: Experimental Forest

Three Sisters Wilderness

Virgin Islands National Park & Biosphere Reserve

Yellowstone National Park

Beaver Creek Experimental Watershed

Konza Prairie Research Natural Area

Niwot Ridge Biosphere Reserve

The University of Michigan Biological Station

The Virginia Coast Reserve

Hawaii Islands Biosphere Reserve

Isle Royale National Park

Big Thicket National Preserve

Guanica Commonwealth Forest Reserve

California Coast Ranges Biosphere Reserve

Central Gulf Coastal Plain Biosphere Reserve

South Atlantic Coastal Plain BR

Mojave and Colorado Deserts Biosphere Reserve

Carolinian-South Atlantic Biopshere Reserve

Glacier Bay-Admiralty Is. Biosphere Reserve

Central California Coast Biosphere Reserve

2.08.05 3,088 1976

2.08.05 842 1976

2.31.12 480 1977

2.31.12 326 1977

1.12.09 1,100,943 1976

1.09.07 283,247 1976

1.02.02 7,051 1976

1.18.11 6,210 1976

1.07.06 479,652 1976

1.19.12 3,019 1976

1.03.03 2,441,295 1976

1.11.08 22,513 1976

8.12.04 585,867 1976

.19.12 9,328 1976

.19.12 410,202 1976

.20.12 6,100 1976

.05.05 3,076 1976

.09.07 78,297 1976

8.40.13 11,340 1976

1.13.09 3,035,200 1976

1.02.02 363,379 1976

1.08.07 133,278 1976

1.19.12 106,710 1976

1.07.06 6,947 1976

1.07.06 1,832 1976

1.20.12 343,000 1976

.20.12 607 1976

.20.12 80,900 1976

8.41.13 6,127 1976

.19.12 898,349 1976

.08.07 111,300 1978

.18.11 3,487 1979

.19.12 1,200 1979

.18.11 4,048 1979

.05.05 13,511 1979

5.03.13 99,545 1980

1.22.14 215,740 1980

1.06.05 34,217 1981

8.40.13 4,006 1981

1.02.02 62,098 1983

1.06.05 72,964 1983

1.06.05 6,125 1983

1.08.07 1,297,264 1984

1.06.05 125,545 1986

1.01.02 1,515,015 1986

1.07.06 404,863 1988

252

Biosphere Reserves

New Jersey Pinelands Biosphere Reserve 1.05.05 445,300 1988

Southern Appalachian Biosphere Reserve 1.05.05 215,596 1988

Champlain-Adirondak Biosphere Reserve 1.05.05 3,990,000 1989

Mammoth Cave Area 1.09.07 83,337 1990

URUGUAY

Banados del Este 8.32.11 200,000 1976


Reserve ecologique du Bassin de la Riviere Tara 2.33.12 200,000 1976

Velebit Mountain 2.17.06 150,000 1977

ZAIRE

Vallee de la Lufira 3.06.04 14,700 1982

Reserve floristique de Yangambi 3.02.01 250,000 1976

Reserve forestiere de Luki 3.02.01 33,000 1979

253

WETLANDS OF INTERNATIONAL IMPORTANCE (RAMSAR

SITES)/ZONES HUMIDES D'IMPORTANCE INTERNATIONALE

(SITES RAMSAR)

The Convention on Wetlands ofInternational Importance Especially as Waterfowl Habitat was

signed in Ramsar (Iran) in 1971, and came into force in December 1975. This Convention

provides a framework for international cooperation for the conservation of wetland habitats. It

places general obligations on contracting party states relating to the conservation of wetlands

throughout their territories, with special obligations pertaining to those wetlands which have

been designated to the List of Wetlands of International Importance.

Each State Party is obliged to list at least one site. Wetlands are defined by the convention as:

areas of marsh, fen, peatland or water, whether natural or artificial, permanent or temporary, with

water that is static or flowing, fresh, brackish or salt, including areas of marine waters, the depth

of which at low tide does not exceed six metres.

La Convention relative aux zones humides d'importance Internationale particulierement comme

habitats des oiseaux d'eau a ili signed ik Ramsar (Iran), en 1971 et est entree en vigueur en

decembre 1975. Elle fournit un cadre i la cooperation internationale pour la conservation des

habitats contenus dans les zones humides. Les Parties contractantes & la Convention ont

1'obligation generale de conserver les zones humides se trouvant sur leur territoire et, plus

particulierement, celles qui ont i\.i inscrites sur la Liste des zones humides d'importance

internationale.

Chaque Etat Partie a 1'obligation d'inscrire au moins un site. La Convention deTinit les zones

humides comme e'tant des etendues de marais, de fagnes, de tourbieres ou d'eaux naturelles ou

artificielles, permanentes ou temporaires, ou 1'eau est stagnante ou courante, douce, saumatre ou

salee, y compris des etendues d'eau marine dont la profondeur a maree basse n'excede pas six

metres.



Depuis la realisation de la presente liste, la Republique f&terale d'Allemagne et la Republique

democratique allemande ont fusionne pour former la Republique fetierale d'Allemagne.

255

Zones humides d' importance Internationale

256

Wetlands ofInternational Importance

LIST OF WETLANDS OF INTERNATIONAL IMPORTANCE

LISTE DES ZONES HUMIDES D'IMPORTANCE INTERNATIONALE

Designated by the Contracting parties - Convention on Wetlands of International

Importance especially as Waterfowl Habitat

Designe*es par les Parties contractantes - Convention relative aux zones humides

d'importance Internationale particulierement comme habitats des oiseaux d'eau

AFRIQUE DU SUD - Voir paragraphe South Africa

ALGERIA/ALGERIE

Accession 4 November 1983/Adhesion le 4 novembre 1983

l.LacOubeira 36'50'N

2. Lac Tonga 36'51'N

ALLEMAGISfE, REPUBLIQUE FEDERALE D'


AUSTRALIA/AUSTRALIE

Signature without reservation as to ratification 8 May 1974/

Signature sans reserve de ratification le 8 mai 1974

1. Cobourg Peninsula

Added 12 June 1980/Ajoutee le 12 juin 1980

2. Kakadu National Park (Stage I)

Added 16 November 1982/Ajoutee le 16 novembre 1982

3. Moulting Lagoon

4. Logan Lagoon

5. Sea Elephant Conservation Area

6. Pittwater-Orielton Lagoon

7. Apsley Marshes

8. East Coast Cape Barren Is. Lagoons

9. Lower Ringarooma River

10. Jocks Lagoon

11. Lake Crescent (northwestern corner)

12. Little Waterhouse Lake

Added 15 December 1982/Ajoutee le 15 decembre 1982

13. Corner Inlet

14. Barman Forest

15. Gunbower Forest

16. Hattah-Kulkyne Lakes

17. Kerang Wetlands

18. Port Phillip Bay (western shoreline

& Bellarine Peninsula)

19. Western Port

20. Western District Lakes

21. Gippsland Lakes

8'23'E

8'30'E

2,200 ha

2,700 ha

11'22'S 132'00'E 191,660 ha

12'47'S 132'41'E 667,000 ha

1982

42'05'S 148'10'E 3,930 ha

40'10'S 148'17'E 2,320 ha

39'45'S 144'05'E 1,730 ha

42'47'S 147'30'E 2,920 ha

41'56'S 148'12'E 940 ha

40'22'S 148'23'E 4,230 ha

41'54'S 147'56'E 1,650 ha

41'21'S 148'18'E 70 ha

42'09'S 147'10'E 270 ha

40'52'S 147'37'E 90 ha

1 QOOIVoZ

38'45'S 146'32'E 5 1,500 ha

35'55'S 145'08'E 28,500 ha

35'49'S 144'19'E 19,450 ha

34'41'S 142'26'E 1,01 8 ha

35'40'S 143'56'E 9,172 ha

38'04'S 144'36'E 7,000 ha

38'22'S 145'17'E 52,325 ha

38'10'S 143'31'E 30,182 ha

38'00'S 147'36'E 43,046 ha

257


22. LakeAlbacutya 35'46'S

Added 21 February 1 984/Ajoutee le 21 fevrier 1984

23. Towra Point Nature Reserve

24. Kooragang Nature Reserve

Added November 1985/Ajoutee en novembre 1985

25. The Coorong and Lakes Alexandrina

and Albert

26. Bool and Hacks Lagoons

Added August 1986/Ajoutee en aout 1986

27. Macquarie Marshes Nature Reserve


28. Coongie Lakes

Added 23 September 1987/Ajoutee le 23 septembre

29. Riverland

Added 15 September 1989/Ajoutee le 15 septembre

30. Kakadu National Park (Stage II)

Added 25 January 1990/Ajoutee le 25 Janvier 1990

31. Ord River Floodplain

32. Lakes Aargyle & Kununurra

33. Roebuck Bay

34. Eighty-mile Beach

35. Forrestdale & Thomsons Lakes

36. Peel-Yalgorup System

37. LakeToolibin

38. Vasse-Wonnerup System

39. Lake Warden System

AUSTRIA/AUTRICHE

Accession 16 December 1982/Adhesion le 16 decembre 1982

1. Neusiedlersee 47'45'N

2. Donau-March-Auen 48'27'N

3. UntereLobau 48'10'N

4. Lower Inn reservoirs 48'19'N

5. Rheindelta, Bodensee 47'30'N

BELGIUM/BELGIQUE

Signature without reservation as to ratification 4 March 1986/

Signature sans reserve de ratification le 4 mars 1986

1. Les Vlaamse Banken dans les eaux 51'20'N

cotieres

2. Les Schorren de 1'Escaut a Doel et 51'19'N

a Zandvliet

3. LeZwin 51'21'N

4. Le Blankaart 50'59'N

5. Kalmthoutse Heide 51'23'N

6. Le Marais d'Harchies 50'30'N

14r58'E 10,700 ha

34'00'S isriO'E 281 ha

32'5 1'S 151'46'E 2,206 ha

35'40'S 139'00'E 140,500 ha

37'08'S 140'41'E 3,200 ha

30'45'S 147"33'E 18,200 ha

27'20'S 140'00'E 1,980,000 ha

1987

34'02'S 140'51'E 30,600 ha

1989

12'21'S 131'53'E 692,940 ha

15'15'S 128'22'E 130,000 ha

16'20'S 128'42'E 150,000 ha

18'07'S 122'16'E 50,000 ha

19'31'S 120'48'E 125,000 ha

32'09'S 115'52'E 754 ha

32'49'S 115'42'E 21,000 ha

32'55'S 117'36'E 437 ha

33'37'S 115'25'E 740 ha

33'48'S 121'56'E 2,300 ha

16'50'E

16'50'E

16'30'E

13'14'E

9'45'E

3'00'E

4'15'E

3'22'E

2'51'E

4'28'E

3'40'E

60,000 ha

38,500 ha

1,039 ha

870 ha

1,960 ha

1,900 ha

417 ha

550 ha

2,160 ha

4,045 ha

535 ha

258


BOLIVIA

Accession 27 June 1990/Adhesion le 27 juin 1990

1 . Laguna Colorada 22'11'S 67'47'W 5,240 ha

BULGARIA/BULGARIE

Signature without reservation as to ratification 24 September 1975/

Signature sans reserve de ratification le 24 septembre 1975

1. Srebarna 44'08'N

2. Arkoutino 42'18'N


3. Atanassovo Lake 42'30'N

4. Durankulak Lake 43'42'N

27'06'E

27'45'E

27'29'E

28'30'E

600 ha

97 ha

1,050 ha

350 ha

BURKINA FASO

Accession 27 June 1990/Adh<5sion le 27 juin 1990

1. Mared'Oursi

2. Mare aux Hippopotamus

3. Parc national du "W"

CANADA

Accession 15 January 1981/Adhesion le 15 Janvier 1981

1. CapTourmente 47'05'N

Added 24 May 1982/Ajoutee le 24 mai 1982

2. Mary's Point 45'44'N

3. Long Point 42'35'N

4. Delta Marsh 50'05'N

5. Last Mountain Lake (northern part) 5 1'20'N

6. Whooping Crane Summer Range 60'15'N

7. Peace-Athabasca Delta 58'42'N

8. Hay-Zama Lakes 58'30'N

9. Alaksen 49'05'N

10. Old Crow Flats 67'34'N

11. Polar Bear Pass 75'45'N

12. Queen Maud Gulf 67'00'N

13. Rasmussen Lowlands 68'00'N

14. McConnell River 61'07'N

15. DeweySoper 64'14'N

Added 16 October 1985/Ajoutee le 16 octobre 1985

16. StClair 42'22'N

17. Chignecto 45'47'N


18. Polar Bear Provincial Park 55'00'N

19. Lac Saint-Francois 45'02'N

20. Baie de 1'ile Verte 48'01'N

21. ShepodyBay 45'47'N

22. Grand Codroy Estuary 47'50'N

23. Quill Lakes 51"55'N

24. Oak-Hammock Marsh 50'10'N

Description and maps yet to be provided)

Details et carte a etre fournis)

70'45'W 2,200 ha

64'45'W 1,200 ha

80'15'W 13,730 ha

98'00'W 23,000 ha

105'15'W 15,600 ha

113'15'W 1,689,500 ha

111'08'W 321,300 ha

119'00'W 50,000 ha

123'15'W 520 ha

139'50'W 617,000 ha

98'40'W 262,400 ha

102'00'W 6,200,000 ha

93'30'W 300,000 ha

94-03'W 32,800 ha

76'32'W 8 15,900 ha

82'22'W 244 ha

64'20'W 1,020 ha

84'00'W 2,408,700 ha

74'29'W 2,214 ha

69'20'W 1,927 ha

64'35'W 12,200 ha

59'18'W 925 ha

104'20'W 63,500 ha

97'06'W 3,600 ha

259


25. Southern James Bay Sanctuaries 51'18'N 80'40'W 25,290 ha

26. Point Pelee 41'47'N 82'31'W 1,564 ha

27. Musquodoboit Harbour Outer Estuary 44'42'N 63'06'W 1,925 ha

28. Beaverhill Lake 53'25'N 112'35'W 18,050 ha


29. Southern Bight-Minas Basin 45'13'N 64'16'W 26,800 ha

Added 28 April 1988/Ajoutee le 28 avril 1988

30. MalpequeBay 46'32'N 63'48'W 24,440 ha

17'30'E 195,000 ha

73'11'W 4,877 ha

48'59'N 13'25'E 3,615 ha

49'03'N 14'43'E 10,165 ha

50'37'N 14'34'E 923 ha

48'47'N 16'46'E 552 ha

48'15'N 17'13'E 984 ha

47'5 1'N 18'31'E 141 ha

47'45'N 17'44'E 135 ha

48'11'N 22'04'E 442 ha

CHAD/TCHAD


1. Reserve de la Biosphere du Lac Fitri 12'50'N

CHILE

Accession 27 July 1981/Adhesion le 27 juillet 1981

1. Carlos Anwandter Sanctuary 39"41'S

CZECHOSLOVAKIA/CZECHOSLOVAKS


1 . Modrava peatbogs

2. Tfebon fish ponds

3. Novozlmecky and Bfehyne ponds

4. Lednice fish ponds

5. §ur

6. Pariz marshes

7. Cicov "dead arm"

8. Senne fish ponds

DENMARK/DANEMARK

Accession 2 September 1977/Adhesion le 2 septembre 1977

1. Fiils0 55'42'N 8'15'E 4,320 ha

2. Ringk0bing Fiord 56'00'N 8'15'E 27,240 ha

3. Stadil and Vestastadil Fiords 56'11'N 8'09'E 7,184 ha

4. Nissum Fiord 56'21'N 8'14'E 11,600 ha

5. Nissum Bredning with Harbo0re and 56'38'N 8'15'E 13,280 ha

Agger peninsulas

6. Vejlerne and L0gst0r Bredning 57'01'N 9'00'E 45,280 ha

7. Ulvedybet and Nibe Bredning 57'02'N 9'35'E 20,304 ha

8. Hirsholmene 57'29'N 10'38'E 480 ha

9. NordreR0nner 57'22'N 1X)'56'E 2,923 ha

10. Lzes0 57'12'N I1'IO'E 67,840 ha

11. Randers and Manager Fiords (part) 56'59'N 10'10'E 41,440 ha

12. Anholt Island sea area 56'42'N 11'34'E 12,720 ha

13. Horsens Fiord and Endelave 55'51'N 10'10'E 43,200 ha

14. Stavns Fiord adjacent waters 55'54'N 10"40'E 16,320 ha

15. Lillebaelt 55'21'N 9'43'E 37,344 ha

16. Nsrea Coast and /Ebel0 area 55'36'N 10'13'E 13,800 ha

17. South Funen Archipelago 55WN 10'20'E 39,200 ha

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18. Sejer0Bugt 55'47'N

19. Waters off Ska:lsk0r Nor and Glaen0 55'10'N

20. Karrebaek, Dybs0 and Avn0 Fiords 55'10'N

21. Waters south-east of Fejo and Femo Isles 54'54'N

22. Praest0 Fiord, Jungshoved Nor, Ulfshale 55'05'N

and Nyord

23. Nakskov Fiord and Inner Fiord 54'50'N

24. Maribo Lakes 54'46'N

25. Waters between Lolland and Falster, 54"14'N

including Rodsand, Guldborgsund,

B0t0 Nor

26. Ertholmene Islands east of Bornholm 55'19'N


27. Vadehavet (The Waddensea) 55'16'N

Greenland/Greenland


28. Aqajarua-Sullorsuag 69'40'N

29. Qinguata Marraa-Kuussuaq 69"56'N

30. Kuannersuit Kuussuat 69'40'N

31. Kitsissunnguit 68C50'N

32. Naternaq 68'20'N

33. Eqalummiut Nunaat-Nassuttuup Nunaa 67'25'N

34. Dckatoq 62'40'N

35. Ydre Kitsissut 60'45'N

36. Heden 71'00'N

37. Hochstetter Forland 75'30'N

38. Kilen 81'15'N

EGYPT/EGYPTE


1. LakeBardawil 31'05'N

2. LakeBurullus 31'30'N

ESPAGNE


ETATS UNIS D'AMERIQUE


FINLAND/FINLANDE

Ratification 28 May 1974/Ratification le 28 mai 1974

1. Aspskar 60'16'N

2. a) SOderskiir 60'07'N

b) Langoren 60'09'N

3. a) BjftrkoY 59'56'N

b) Lagskar 59'50'N

4. Signilskar 60'09'N

5. a) Valassaaret 63'26'N

b) BjOrkogrunden 63'22'N

iris'E 42,560 ha

ll'30'E 17,120 ha

11'45 'E 19,200 ha

H'30'E 32,640 ha

12'15'E 25,960 ha

11'02'E 8,960 ha

11'31'E 4,400 ha

11'45'E 36,800 ha

15'11'E 1,257 ha

8'32'E 140,830 ha

52'00'W 30,000 ha

54'17'W 6,000 ha

53'17'W 4,500 ha

51'50'W 16,000 ha

52'00'W 150,000 ha

50'30'W 500,000 ha

50'15'W 35,000 ha

48'25'W 8,000 ha

24'00'W 125,000 ha

20'00'W 140,000 ha

12'00'W 30,000 ha

33'05'E 59,500 ha

30'50'E 46,200 ha

26'25'E

25'25'E

25'38'E

20'10'E

19'50'E

19'22'E

21'05'E

21'05'E

369 ha

1,382 ha

8,250 ha

5,300 ha

460 ha

11,600 ha

11,800 ha

5,900 ha

261


6. Krunnit 65'23'N

7. Ruskis 60'22'N

8. Viikki 60'13'N

9. Patvinsuo 63'05 'N

10. Maartimoaapa - Lumiaapa 65'49'N

11. Koitilaiskaira 67'45'N

FRANCE

Ratification 1 October 1986/Ratification le 1 octobre 1986

1. LaCamargue 43'30'N

GABON

Ratification 30 December 1986/Ratification le 30 decembre 1986

1. Wongha-Wonghe 0'30'S

2. Petit Loango 2'15'S

3. Sette Cama 2'50'S



1. Riigen/Hiddensee and eastern part of

Zingst Peninsula 55'00'N

2. KrakowerObersee 53'37'N

3. Miiritz See (eastern shore) 53'27'N

4. Lower Havel River and Giilper See 52'46'N

5. Oder Valley near Schwedt 53'04'N

6. Peitz Ponds 51'51'N

7. Berga-Kelbra Storage Lake 5 1'27 'N

8. Galenbecker See 53'38'N

24'47 'E

25'40'E

25'00'E

29'45'E

25'15'E

27WE

4,600 ha

235 ha

247 ha

9,400 ha

7,400 ha

34,400 ha

4'30'E 85,000 ha


Ratification 26 February 1976/Ratification le 26 feVrier 1976

1. Wattenmeer, Elbe-Weser-Dreieck 53'50'N 8'24'E 38,460 ha

2. Wattenmeer, Jadebusen & Western 53'40'N 8'19'E 49,490 ha

Weser Mouth

3. Ostfriesisches Wattenmeer & Dollart 53'42'N 7'21'E 121,620 ha

4. Lower Elbe, Barnkrug-Otterndorf 53'47'N 9'07'E 11,760 ha

5. Elbe water-meadows between 53'08'N 11'05'E 7,56 0 ha

Schnackenburg and Lauenburg

6. Diimmersee 52'32'N 8'23'E 3,600 ha

7. Diepholzer Lowland Marsh and Peat Bogs 52'34'N 8'48'E 15,060 ha

8. Steinhuder Meer 52'28'N 9'20'E 5,730 ha

9. Rhine between Eltville and Bingen 49'59'N 8'02'E 475 ha

10. Bodensee 1,077 ha

a) Wollmatingen reed-bed with north 47'41'N 9'07'E

eastern part of Krmatingen Basin

b) Giehren marsh with Bay of Hegne on 47'42'N 9'06'E

the Gnadensee

c) Mindelsee near Radolfzell 47'45'N 9'01'E

262


11. Water-meadows and peat-bogs of Donau 48'28'N

12. Lech-Donau Winkel

a) Feldheim Reservoir on the Lech 48"41 'N

b) Bertoldsheim Reservoir on the Donau 48'44'N

13. Ismaning Reservoir and fish-ponds 48'13'N

14. Ammersee 48'01'N

15. Starnberger See 47'55'N

16. Chiemsee 47'53'N

17. Lower Inn between Haiming and Neuhaus 48'20'N


18. Rieselfelder Miinster 52'09'N

19. Weserstaustufe Schlusselburg 52'27'N

20. Unterer Niederrhein 51'43'N

21. Nationalpark Hamburgisches Wattenmeer 53'53'N

GHANA

Accession 22 February 1988/Adhesion le 22 fevrier 1988

1. Owabi 6'44'N

GREECE/GRECE

Accession 21 August 1975/Adhesion le 21 aout 1975

1 . Evros Delta

2. Lake Visthonis and Porto Lagos Lagoon

3. Lake Mitrikou and adjoining lagoons

4. Nestos Delta and Gumburnou Lagoon

5. Lakes Volvis and Langada

6. Lake Kerkini

7. Axios-Aliakmon-Loudias Delta

8. Lakes Mikra Prespa and Megali Prespa

9. Amvrakikos Gulf

10. Mesolonghi Lagoons

11. Kotichi Lagoon

GUINEA BISSAU/GUINEE BISSAU

Accession 14 May 1990/Adhesion le 14 mai 1990

1. Lagoa de Cufada

GUATEMATA


1 . Laguna del Tigre

11'43'N

17'27'N

HUNGARY/HONGRIE

Accession 11 April 1979/Adhesion le 11 avril 1979

1. Szaporca 45'50'N

2. Velence-Dinnyes 47'10'N

3. Kardoskut 46'30'N

4. Kis-balaton 46'40'N

5. Martely 46'25'N

10'13'E

10'54'E

11'03'E

11'41'E

11'08'E

11'18'E

12'29'E

13'09'E

7'39'E

8'59'E

6'14'E

8'17'E

1'41'W

18'06'E

18'32'E

20'28'E

17'15'E

20'20'E

8,000 ha

230 ha

900 ha

6,517 ha

5,720 ha

8,660 ha

1,955 ha

233 ha

1,550 ha

25,000 ha

11,700 ha

7,260 ha

40'52'N 26'00'E 10,000 ha

41'00'N 25'00'E 10,000 ha

41'00'N 25'15'E 3,800 ha

40'57 'N 24'44'E 10,600 ha

40'25'N 23'40'E 2,400 ha

41'12'N 23'09'E 9,000 ha

40'34'N 22'39'E 11,000 ha

40'45'N 21'06'E 8,000 ha

39'05'N 20'50'E 25,000 ha

38'20'N 21'26'E 13,900 ha

38'01'N 21'18'E• 3,700 ha

15'02'W 39,098 ha

90'52'W 90,562 ha

250 ha

1,000 ha

500 ha

14,745 ha

2,300 ha

263


6. Kiskunsag 46'49'N 19'15'E

7. Pusztaszer 46'15'N 20'10'E

8. Hortobdgy 47'37 'N 21'05'E

Added 17 March 1989/Ajoutee le 17 mars 1989

9. 6csa 47'18'N 19'14'E

10. Tata Old Lake* 47'39'N 18'18'E

11. LakeFerto 47'45'N 16'45'E

12. Lake Balaton* 46'55'N 17'54'E

13. Bodrogzug 48'11'N 21'24'E

* Designations only apply from 1 October to 30 April/Les designations

s'appliquent uniquement pendant la periode du ler octobre au 30 avril

ICELAND

Accession 2 December 1977/Adhesion le 2 decembrc 1977

1. Part of Myvatn-Laxd Region 65'40'N 17WW


2. Thjorsarver 64'40'N 18'40'W

INDIA/INDE

Accession 1 October 1981/Adhesion le 1 octobre 1981

1. ChilkaLake

2. Keoladeo National Park


3. Wular Lake

4. Harike Lake

5. Loktak Lake

6. Sambhar Lake

IRAN

Ratification 23 June 1975/Ratification le 23 juin

1. Miankaleh Peninsula, Gorgan Bay and

Lapoo-Zaghmarz Ab-bandans

2. Lake Parishan and Dasht-e-ArJan

3. Lake Oroomiyeh

4. Neiriz Lakes and Kamjan Marshes

5. Anzali Mordab Complex

6. Shadegan Marshes and tidal mud-flats

of Khor-al Amaya and Khor Musa

7. Hamoun-e-Saberi

8. Lake Kobi

9. South end of Hamoun-e-Puzak

10. Shur Gol, Yadegarlu & Dorgeh Sangi

Lakes

1 1 Bandar Kiashahr Lagoon and mouth of 37'25 'N

Sefid Rud

12. Amirkelayeh Lake 37'17'N

13. LakeGori 37'55'N

14. Alagol, Ulmagol and Ajigol Lakes 37'23'N

49-29'E

50'12'E

46'42'E

54'35'E

4,000 ha

5,000 ha

15,000 ha

1,078 ha

269 ha

2,870 ha

59,800 ha

3,782 ha

20,000 ha

37,500 ha

19'42'N

27'13'N

85'21'E

77'32'E

11 6,500 ha

2,873 ha

34'16'N

31'13'N

24'26'N

27'00'N

74'33'E

75'12'E

93'49'E

75'00'E

18,900 ha

4,100 ha

26,600 ha

24,000 ha

1975

36'50'N 53'17'E 40,000 ha

29'30'N 52'00'E 6,600 ha

37'30'N 45'30'E 483,000 ha

29'40'N 53'30'E 108,000 ha

37'25'N 49'25'E 15,000 ha

30'30'N 48'45'E 190,000 ha

31'20'N 61'20'E 50,000 ha

36'57'N 45'52'E 1,200 ha

31'20'N 61'45'E 10,000 ha

37'00'N 45'30'E 2,500 ha

500 ha

1,230 ha

120 ha

1,400 ha

264


100,000 ha

20,000 ha

15,000 ha

43,000 ha

110 ha

15. Khuran Straits 26'45'N 55'40'E

16. Deltas of Rud-e-Shur, Rud-e-Shirin 27'00'N 56'45'E

and Rud-e-Minab

17. Deltas of Rud-e-Gaz and Rud-e-Hara 26'15'N 57'10'E

18. Gavkhouni Lake and marshes of the 32'15'N 52'45'E

lower Zaindeh Rud

IRELAND/IRLANDE

Ratification 15 November 1984/Ratificarion le 15 novembre 1984

1. Wexford 52'30'N 6'20'W

Added 31 July 1986/Ajoutee le 31 juillet 1986

2. The Raven Nature Reserve 52'20'N

3. Pettigo Plateau 54'36'N

4. Slieve Bloom Mountains 53'02'N

5. The Owenduff Catchment 54'03'N


6. Owenboy 54'08'N

7. Knockmoyle/Sheskin 54'10'N

8. Lough Barra Bog 54'55'N

Added 6 September 1988/Ajoutee le 6 septembre 1988

9. North Bull Island 53'17'N


10. Rogerstown Estuary 53'30'N

11. Baldoyle Estuary 53'24'N


12. Clara Bog 53'19'N

13. MonganBog 53'19'N

14. Raheenmore Bog 53'20'N


15. TraleeBay 52'16'N


16. Castlemaine Harbour 52'07'N

17. EaskeyBog 54'1 1'N

18. TheGearagh 51'52'N

19. Coole/Garryland 53'05 'N

20. Pollardstown Fen 53'1 1'N

21. Meenachullion Bog 54'55'N

ISLANDE

Voir paragraphe Iceland

ITALY/ITALIE


1. Lago di Mezzola - Pian di Spagna 46'13'N 9'26'E 1,740 ha

2. Vmcheto di Cellarda 46'01'N I1'SS'E 99 ha

3. Sacca di Bellochio 44'38'N 12'16'E 223 ha

4. Valle Santa 44'34'N I1'SO'E 261 ha

5. Punte Alberete 44'32'N 12'09'E 480 ha

6. Palude di Colfiorito 43'01'N 12'53'E 157 ha

6'19'W 589 ha

7'55'W 900 ha

7'38'W 2,230 ha

9'40'W 1,382 ha

9'30'W 397 ha

9'35'W 732 ha

8'10'W 176 ha

6'05'W 1,436 ha

6'12'W 195 ha

6'12'W 203 ha

7'32'W 460 ha

8'00'W 127 ha

7'20'W 162 ha

9'48'W 754 ha

9'55'W 923 ha

8'49'W 607 ha

9'01'W 300 ha

8'51'W 364 ha

6'52'W 130 ha

8'07'W 194 ha

265


7. Palude di Bolgheri 43'14'N

8. Laguna di Orbetello (Northern part) 42'27'N

9. Lago di Burano 42"24'N

10. Lago di Nazzano 42'13'N

11. Lago di Fogliano 41'24'N

12. LagodiMonaci 41'23'N

13. Lago di Caprolace 41'21'N

14. Lago di Sabaudia 41'17'N

15. Lago di Villetta Barrea 41'47'N

16. StagnoS'EnaArrubia 39'49'N

17. Stagno di Molentargius 39'14'N

18. Stagno di Cagliari 39'13'N


19. LeCesine 40'20'N


20. Valle Cavanata 45'45'N


21. Stagno di Cabras 39'53'N

22. CorruS'lttiri Fishery - Stagno di 39'44'N

San Giovanni e Marceddi

23. Stagno di Pauli Maiori 39'52'N

24. Valle Campotto e Bassarone 44'35'N


25. Marano Lagunare - Foci dello Stella 45'45'N

Added 2 August 1979/Ajoutee le 2 aout 1979

26. Salina di Margherita di Savoia 41'24'N


27. LagodiTovel 46'10'N

Added 21 July 1981/Ajoute le 21 juiUet 1981

28. Torre Guaceto 40'43'N


29. Valle di Gorino 44'49'N

30. Valle Bertuzzi 44'47 'N

31. Valli residue del Comprensorio di 44'30'N

Comacchio

32. Pialassa della Baiona 44'30'N

33. Ortazzo and adjacent territories 44'2 1'N

34. Saline di Cervia 44'15'N


35. Stagno di Sale Porcus 40'01'N

36. Stagno di Mistras 39'54'N


37. Valli del Mincio 45'03'N

38. Torbiere d'Iseo 45'38'N

39. Palude Brabbia 45'44'N

40. Paludi di Ostiglia 45'04'N


41. DBivierediGela 37'02'N


42. Valle Averto 45'19'N

10'33'E 562 ha

iri3'E 887 ha

11'23'E 410 ha

12'36'E 265 ha12B54'E

395 ha

12'56'E 94 ha

12'59'E 229 ha

13'02'E 1,474 ha

13'58'E 303 ha

8'34'E 300 ha

9'09'E 1,401 ha

9'03'E 3,466 ha

18'23'E 620 ha

13'29'E 243 ha

8-28'E 3,575 ha

8'30'E 2,610 ha

8'37'E 287 ha

11'49'E 1,363 ha

13'08'E 1,400 ha

16'05'E 3,871 ha

irn'E 37 ha

17'48'E 940 ha

12'21'E 1,330 ha

12'13'E 3,100 ha

12'07'E 13,500 ha

12'15'E 1,630 ha

12M9'E 440 ha

12'19'E 785 ha

8'25'E 330 ha

8'27'E 680 ha

10'46'E 1,082 ha

10'02'E 325 ha

8'40'E 459 ha

11'06'E 123 ha

14'20'E 256 ha

12'08'E 200 ha

266


43. Riserva naturale Vendicari

44. Isola Boscone

45. Bacino del1'Angitola

36'48'N

45'03 'N

38'46'N

JAPAN/JAPON

Accession 17 June 1980/Adh<£sion le 17 juin 1980

1. Kushiro-shitsugen 43'09'N


2. Izu-numa and Uchi-numa 38'43'N


3. Kutcharo-ko 45'09'N

JORDAN/JORDANIE

Accession 10 January 1977/Adhesion le 10 Janvier 1977

1. Azraq Oasis 31'49'N

KENYA


1. Lake Nakuru National Park 0'24'S

MALI


1. Walado Debo/Lac Debo 15'15'N

2. Sen 14'50'N

3. LacHoro 16'13'N

MALTA/MALTE

Accession 30 September 1988/Adh^sion le 30 septembre 1988

1. Ghadira 35'58'N

15'07'E

11'15'E

16'13'E

144'26'E

141'06'E

142'20'E

36'48'E

4'15'W

4'40'W

3'55'W

14'21'E

1,450 ha

201 ha

875 ha

7,726 ha

559 ha

1,607 ha

7,372 ha

36'05'E 18,800 ha

103,100 ha

40,000 ha

18,900 ha

11 ha

MAROC

Voir paragraphe Morocco


Accession 22 October 1982/Adhesion le 22 octobre 1982

1. Bancd'Arguin 20'50'N

MEXICO/MEXIQUE


1 . Rfa Lagartos, Yucatin 21'30'N

MOROCCO

Signature without reservation as to ratification 20 June 1980/

Signature sans reserve de ratification le 20 juin 1980

1. MerjaZerga 34'50'N

2. Merja Sidi-Bourhaba 34'15'N

16'45'W 1,173,000 ha

88'00'W 47,480 ha

6'20'W

6'40'W

3,500 ha

200 ha

267


3. Lac d'Affennourir 33'20'N

4. Khnifiss Bay or Puerto Cansado 28WN

NEPAL/NEPAL

Accession 17 December 1987/Adhesion le 17 decembre 1987

1. KoshiToppu 26'37'N

NETHERLANDS


1. DeGrootePeel

2. De Weerribben

3. Het Naardermeer

4. De Boschplaat

5. De Griend

6. De Biesbosch (part)


13. Wadden Sea


14. Oosterschelde


15. Zwanenwater


16. Oostvaardersplassen

17. Engbertsdijksvenen

Netherlands Antilles/Antilles neerlandaises

Listed on accession 23 May 1980/Cataloguees sur adhesion le

7. Het Lac

8. Het Pekelmeer

9. Klein Bonaire Island and adjacent sea

10. HetGotomeer

11. DeSlagbaai

12. Het Spaans Lagoen

NEW ZEALAND

Signature without reservation as to ratification 13 August 1976/

Signature sans reserve de ratification le 1 3 aout 1976

1 . Waituna Lagoon

2. Farewell Spit


3. Whangamarino

4. Kopuatai Peat Dome


5. Firth of Thames 37'13'S

NIGER

Signature without reservation as to ratification 30 April 1987/

Signature sans reserve de ratification le 30 avril 1987

1. Parc national du "W" 12'15'N

5'10'W

12'25'W

380 ha

6,500 ha

87WE 17,500 ha

51'20'N 5'45'E 900 ha

52'37'N 5'59'E 3,400 ha

52'17'N 5'07 'E 752 ha

53'27'N 5'30'E 4,400 ha

53'15'N 5'15'E 23 ha

51'56'N 4'48'E 1,700 ha

53'15'N 5'15'E 249,998 ha

51'44'N 3'59'E 38,000 ha

52'49'N 4'42'E 600 ha

52'27'N 5'20'E 5,600 ha

52'29'N 6'40'E 975 ha

dhcsion le 23 mai 1980

12'06'N 68'14'W 700 ha

12'02'N 68'19'W 400 ha

12'1O'N 68'19'W 600 ha

12'14'N 68'22'W 150 ha

12'16'N 68'25'W 90 ha

12'30'N 70'00'W 70 ha

ugust 1976/

)

46'34'S 168'36'E 3,556 ha

40'33'S 172'56'E 11,388 ha

j()

37

37'19'S 175'12'E 5,690 ha

37'26'S 175'34'E 9,665 ha

175'23'E 7,800 ha

2'25'E 220,000 ha

268


NORWAY/NORVEGE

Signature without reservation as to ratification 9 July 1974/

Signature sans reserve de ratification le 9 juillet 1974

1. Akersvika 60'50'N 11'08'E 415 ha


2. 0ra 59'10'N 11'00'E 1,560 ha

3. Kurefjorden 59'30'N I1'OO'E 400 ha

4. Nordre0yeren 59'53'N 11'09'E 6,260 ha

5. Dene and Prester0dkilen 59'15'N 10'20'E 177 ha

6. Jaeren 58'50'N 5'34'E 400 ha

7. 0rlandet 63'42'N 9'35'E 2,920 ha

8. Tautra and Svaet 63'35'N 10'37'E 2,054 ha

9. Stabbursneset 70'10'N 24'40'E 1,620 ha

10. Forlandstfyane 78'20'N 11'36'E 60 ha

Spitzbergen


11. Dun0yane 77'04'N 15'OOE 120 ha

12. Kongsfjorden 78'55'N 12'10'E 140 ha

13. Is0yane 77'08'N 14'48'E 30 ha

14. Gas0yane 78'20'N 11'36'E 100 ha

NOUVELLE-ZELANDE

Voir paragraphe New Zealand

OUGANDA


PAKISTAN

Ratification 23 July 1976/Ratification le 23 juillet 1976

1. Thanadarwala 32'35'N 71'05'E 4,047 ha

2. MalugulDhand 32'46'N 70'5 1'E 405 ha

3. KandarDam 33'36'N 71'29'E 251 ha

4. TandaDam 33'35'N 71'29'E 405 ha

5. Kheshki Reservoir 34'00'N 72'02'E 263 ha

6. Khabbaki Lake 34'00'N 72'00'E 283 ha

7. Kinjhar (Kalri) Lake 24"52'N 68'03'E 13,468 ha

8. DrighLake 27'34'N 68'06'E 164 ha

9. HalejiLake 24'47'N 67'46'E 1,704 ha

PAYS-BAS

Voir paragraphe Netherlands

POLAND/POLOGNE


1. LuknajnoLake 53'49'N 21'38'E 710 ha


2. Slorisk 52'33'N 14'43'E 4,166 ha

3. SwidwieLake 53'34'N 14'22'E 382 ha

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4.

5.

Karas Lake

Siedem Wysp

53'33'N

54'20'N

PORTUGAL

Ratification 24 November 1980/Ratification le 24 novembre 1980

1. Tagus Estuary 38'50'N

2. Formosa Sound 37'03'N

REPUBLIQUE DEMOCRATIQUE D'ALLEMAGNE


ROYAUME-UNI


SENEGAL


1. Djoudj 16'20'N

2. Bassin du Ndiael 16'10'N


3. Delta du Saloum 13'37'N


4. Gueumbeul 15'57'N

SOUTH AFRICA

Signature without reservation as to ratification 12 March 1975/

Signature sans reserve de ratification le 12 mars 1975

1. DeHoopVlei

2. Barberspan


3. De Mond (Heuningnes Estuary)

4. Blesbokspruit

5. Turtle Beaches/Coral Reefs of Tongaland

6. St Lucia System


7. Langebaan 33'06'S

SPAIN


1. Donana 36'57'N

2. Las Tablas de Daimiel 39' 10'N

Added 8 August 1983/Ajoutee le 8 aout 1983

3. Laguna de Fuentapiedra 37'07'N


4. Lagunas de Cadiz

a) Laguna de Medina 36'37'N

b) Laguna Salada del Puerto 36'39'N

5. Lagunas del Sur de Cordoba

a) Laguna de Zofiar 37'30'N

19'38'E

21'36'E

8'57'W

7'47'W

16'12'W

16'05'W

16'42'W

16'28'W

18'01'E

6'19'W

3'39'W

4'46'W

6'02'E

6'14'E

4'45'W

816 ha

1,016 ha

14,563 ha

16,000 ha

16,000 ha

10,000 ha

73,000 ha

720 ha

34'27'S 20'20'E 750 ha

26'33'S 25'37'E 3,118 ha

34'43'S 20'07'E 1,318 ha

26'17'S 28'30'E 1,858 ha

27'30'S 32'40'E 39,500 ha

28'00'S 32'28'E 155,500 ha

6,000 ha

49,225 ha

1,812 ha

1,355 ha

121 ha

37 ha

66 ha

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b) Laguna Amarga 37'15'N 4'37'W 13 ha

c) Laguna del Rinc6n 37'27'N 4'38'W 7 ha

6. Marismas del Odiel 37'17'N 6'55'W 7,185 ha

7. Salinas del Cabo de Gata 36'44'N 2'12'W 300 ha

8. S'AlbuferadeMallorca 39'49'N 3'07'E 1,700 ha

9. Laguna de la Vega o del Pueblo 39'25'N 2'56'W 34 ha

10. Lagunas de Villafafila 41'49'N 5'37'W 32,682 ha

11. Complejo Intermareal O Umia-Grove, La 42'29'N 8'49'W 2,561 ha

Lanzada, Punta Carreir6n y Lagoa

Bodeira

12. Ri'as de Ortigueira y Ladrido 43'42'N 7'47'W 2,920 ha

13. L'Albufera de Valencia 39'20'N 0'21'W 21,000 ha

14. Pantano de el Hondo 38'10'N 0'42'W 2,337 ha

15. Salinas de la Mata y Torrevieja 38'00'W 0'42'W 2,100 ha

16. Salinas de Santa Pola 38'08'N 0'37'W 2,400 ha

17. Prat de Cabanes - Torreblanca 40'10'N 0'11'E 860 ha

SRI LANKA


1. Bundala Sanctuary 6'10'N

SURINAME/SURINAM

Accession 18 March 1985/Adhesion le 18 mars 1985

1. Coppename Rivermouth 5'50'N

SWEDEN/SUEDE

Signature without reservation as to ratification 5 December 1974/

Signature sans reserve de ratification le 5 decembre 1974

1. Falsterbo-BayofFoteviken 55'25'N 12'55'E 7,450 ha

2. KlingavalsSn-Krankesjon 55'37'N 13'38'E 3,975 ha

3. Helga River

a) Hammarsjon and Egeside 56WN 14'12'E 4,250 ha

b) AraslovssjOn 56'03'N 14'07'E 1,200 ha

4. Ottenby 56'12'N 16'24'E 1,600 ha

5. Coastal areas of Oland

a) Stora Oren - Gammalsbyoren 56'27'N 16'36'E 4,800 ha

b) Egby-Kapelludden 56'51'N 16'53'E 2,600 ha

c) Sodviken 57'02'N 16'55'E 790 ha

(Prior to 12 June 1989 this site only comprised Sodviken/

Avant le 12 juin 1989 ce bien comprenait uniquement Sodviken)

6. Getteron 57'08'N • 12'14'E 340 ha

7. Store Mosse and Kavsjon 57'18'N 13'57'E 7,450 ha

8. Isles off Gotland

a) Faludden 57'00'N 18'22'E 1,300 ha

(Faludden was added to this site 12 June 1989/

Faludden etait ajoutee a ce bien le 12 juin 1989)

b) Grotlingboholme and Rone 57'07'N 18'30'E 1,625 ha

Ytterholmen

81'12'E 6,216 ha

55'50'W 12,000 ha

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c) Laus holmar

d) Skenholmen

9. Hornborgasjon

10. Takern

11. Kvismaren

12. Hja'lstaviken

13. Annsjon

14. Gammelstadsviken

15. Persofjarden

16. Tarnasjon

17. Tjalmejaure-Laisdalen

18. Laidaure

19. Sjaunja-Kaitum

20. Tavvavuoma

Added 12 June 1989/Ajoutee le 12juin 1989

21. Asnen

22. Traslovslaga - Morups Tinge

23. Stigfjorden Bay

24. Da'ttern Bay

25. Lake Osten

26. Kilsviken Bay

27. Stockholm Outer Archipelago

28. River Svartan

a) Lake Gorgen - Notmyran

b) Flacksjon - Gussjon

29. Hovran Area

30. River Umealv Delta

SWITZERLAND/SUISSE

Ratification 16 January 1976/Ratification le 16 Janvier 1976

1. Panel Bay and le Chablais 46'59'N

Added 18 February 1982/Ajoutee le 18 fevrier 1982

2. Bolle di Magadino 46'10'N

TUNISIAATUNISIE

Accession 24 November 1980/Adhesion le novembre 1980

1. Ichkeul 37'10'N

UGANDA/OUGANDA

Ratification 4 March 1988/Ratification le 4 mars 1988

1. Lake George 0'07'N

UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS/UNION

DES REPUBLIQUES SOCIALISTES SOVIETIQUES

Ratification 11 October 1976/ratification le 11 octobre 1976

1. Kandalaksha Bay 66'57'N

2. Matsalu Bay 58'48'N

3. Volga Delta 45'54'N

57'17'N 18'45'E 540 ha

57'48'N 19'03'E 700 ha

58'19'N 13'33'E 6,350 ha

58'21'N 14'49'E 5,600 ha

59'10'N 15'23'E 800 ha

59'40'N 17'23'E 790 ha

63'16'N 12'33'E 11,300 ha

65'38'N 22'00'E 440 ha

65'46'N 22'08'E 3,350 ha

66'00'N 15'29'E 1,800 ha

66'15'N 16'11'E 22,200 ha

67-07 'N 17'45'E 4,150 ha

67'17'N 19'49'E 208,000 ha

68'30'N 20'45'E 28,400 ha

56'37 'N 14'43'E 16,635 ha

56'59'N 12'20'E 1,920 ha

58'07'N 11'40'E 5,185 ha

58'23'N 12'37'E 3,320 ha

58'35'N 13'57'E 1,020 ha

59'03'N 14'04'E 9,100 ha

59'26'N 19'22'E 14,500 ha

59'57'N 16'17'E 7 10 ha

59'53'N 16'20'E 1,280 ha

60'20'N 16'03'E 4,600 ha

63'45'N 20'20'E 1,150 ha

7'03'E

8'52'E

1,155 ha

661 ha

9'40'E 12,600 ha

30'02'E 15,000 ha

33'18'E 208,000 ha

23'22'E 48,634 ha

48'47'E 650,000 ha

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4. Kirov Bay 39'05'N

5. Krasnovodsk and North-Cheleken Bays 39'49'N

6. Sivash Bay 46'09'N

7. Karkinitski Bay 45'5 1'N

8. a) Intertidal Areas of the Dounai 45'25'N

b) Yagorlits and Tendrov Bays 46' 1 8 'N

9. Kourgaldzhin and Tengiz Lakes 50'27'N

10. Lakes of the lower Turgay and Irgiz 48"42'N

11. Issyk-kul Lake 42'27'N

12. LakeKhanka 44'53'N

UNITED KINGDOM

Ratification 5 January 1976/Ratification le 5 Janvier 1976

1. Cors Fochno and Dyfi 52'31'N

2. Bridgwater Bay 51'13'N

3. Bure Marshes 52'4 1'N

4. Hickling Broad and Horsey Mere 52'45'N

5. Lindisfarne 55'41'N

6. Lochs Druidibeg, a'Machair & Stilligary 57'21 'N

7. LochLeven 56'13'N

8. Loch Lomond 56'04'N

9. Lough Neagh and Lough Beg 54'40'N

10. Minsmere - Walberswick 52'17'N

11. North Norfolk Coast 52'30'N

12. Ouse Washes 52'30'N

13. RannochMoor 56'39'N


14. Cairngorm Lochs 58'04'N

15. LochofLintrathen 56'41'N

16. ClaishMoss 56'45'N

17. Silver Flowe 55'07'N

18. Abberton Reservoir 51'49'N

19. Rostherne Mere 53'21'N


20. The Dee Estuary 53'17'N

21. The Swale 51'22'N

22. Chesil Beach and the Fleet 50'36'N

23. Derwentlngs 53'50'N

24. HolburnMoss 55'37'N

25. Irthinghead Mires 55'04'N


26. LeightonMoss 54'10'N

27. Martin Mere 53'35'N

28. Alt Estuary 53'30'N


29. LochofSkene 57'09'N

30. Loch Eye 57'48'N

31. Rockcliffe Marshes 54'52'N

48'57'E 132,500 ha

53'10'E 188,700 ha

34'21'E 45,700 ha

33'33'E 37,300 ha

29'40'E 14,851 ha

32'05'E 11 3,200 ha

69'10'E 260,500 ha

62'11'E 348,000 ha

77'16'E 629,800 ha

132'26'E 3 10,000 ha

4'00'W 2,497 ha

3'04'W 2,703 ha

1'29'E 412 ha

1'39'E 892 ha

1'48'W 3,123 ha

7'24'W 1,780 ha

3'23'W 1,597 ha

4'35'W 253 ha

6'25'W 39,500 ha

1'37'E 1,697 ha

0'53'E 7,700 ha

0'13'E 2,276 ha

4'40'W 1,499 ha

3'47'W 179 ha

3'11'W 218 ha

5'44'W 563 ha

4'23'W 608 ha

0'52'E 1,228 ha

2-23'W 79 ha

3'05'W 13,055 ha

1'07'W 5,790 ha

2'32'W 763 ha

0'54'W 783 ha

1'57'W 22 ha

2'22'W 608 ha

2'47'W 125 ha

2'49'W 119 ha

3'10'W 1,160 ha

2'20'W 125 ha

3'56'W 195 ha

3'30'W 1,897 ha

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32. Chichester and Langstone Harbours 50'50'N

Added 5 February 1988/Ajoutee le 5 fevrier 1988

33. Upper Severn Estuary 51'46'N


34. The Wash 52'55'N

35. Pagham Harbour 50'46'N

Added on 14 July 1988/Ajoutee le 14 juillet 1988

36. Gruinart Flats 55'50'N

37. Eilean Na Muice Duibhe (Duich Moss) 55'42'N

38. Bridgend Flats 55'45'N

39. Gladhouse Reservoir 55'44'N

40. Din Moss - Hoselaw Loch 55'35 'N


41. FalaFlow 55'49'N

42. Glac-na-Criche 55'51'N

43. FeurLochain 55'50'N

44. Loch-an-Duin 57'10'N

lurks & Caicos

Added 27 June 1990/Ajouteele 27 juin 1990

45. Turks & Caicos

1'00'W 5,749 ha

2'23'W

0'20'E

0'46'W

6'20'W

6'15'W

6'15'W

3'07'W

2'18'W

2'54'W

6'27'W

6'21'W

7'24'W

1,437 ha

63,124 ha

616 ha

3, 170 ha

574 ha

331 ha

186 ha

46 ha

323 ha

265 ha

384 ha

3,606 ha

(Full site details not yet provided/

Details complets pas encore fournis)

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA/ETATS UNIS D'AMERIQUE


1. Ash Meadows 36'25'N

2. Edwin B Forsythe NWR 39'36'N

3. Izembek 55'45'N

4. Okefenokee 30'49'N


5. Everglades 25'00'N

6. Chesapeake Bay 38'00'N


7. Cheyenne Bottoms 38'29'N


8. Cache-Lower White Rivers 34'40'N

116'20'W

74'17'W

162'41'W

82'20'W

80'55 'W

76'20'W

98'40'W

91'H'W

9,509 ha

13,080 ha

168,433 ha

159,889 ha

566,143 ha

45,000 ha

8,036 ha

145,690 ha

URUGUAY


1 . Banados del Este y Franja Costera 33'40'S

VENEZUELA


1. Cuare 10'55'N

VIET NAM


1. Red River Estuary 20'10'N

53'20'W 200,000 ha

68'20'W 9,968 ha

106'20E 12,000 ha

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Accession 28 March 1977/Adhesion le 28 mars 1977

1. ObedskaBara 44'43'N 20'04'E 17,501 ha

2. LudaSkoLake 46'04'N 19'48'E 593 ha

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