Bibliografía: pp. 201-232.

A taxonomy of support : how and why new constituencies are supporting protected areas / Jeffrey A. MeNeely, Kent H. Redford & Assheton Stewart Carter (p. 11-20) -- Extractive industries as a new constituency for protected areas / Assheton Stewart Carter (p. 21-33) -- Urban dwellers and protected areas : natural allies / Ted Tryzna (p. 35-48) -- The role of hunting in promoting protected areas / Kent H. Redford & Miranda Mockrin (p. 49-63) -- Building support for protected areas using a "one health" perspective / Steven A. Osofsky ... [et al.] (p. 65-79) -- Protected areas and the security community / Anne Hammill (p. 81-90) -- Protected areas and development assistance agencies : at the intersection of conservation and development / Thomas O. McShane (p. 91-100) -- Protected areas and local and indigenous communities / Lea M. Scherl (p. 101-111) -- Protected areas and indigenous peoples : the Durban contributions to reconciliation and equity / Peter Bille Larsen & Gonzalo Oviedo (p. 113-128) -- Building cultural support for protected areas through sacred natural sites / Allen Putney (p. 129-140) -- Building support for protected areas through tourism / Robyn Bushell (p. 141-154) -- Making connections : the tactics, art and science of building political support for protected natural areas / David Ostergren (p. 155-168) -- Contribution of the World Heritage Convention to building support for the global protected area system / Jim Thorsell (p. 169-176) -- Communication as a means of building support for protected areas / Wendy Goldstein & Elisabeth Auchincloss (p. 177-190) -- Some conclusions and ways ahead / Jeffrey A. MeNeely. (p. 191-196).

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