The costs, benefits, and unmet needs of biological diversity conservation in Kenya
Subtitle: a study prepared for the Government of Kenya and the United Nations Environment Programme
By: prepared by the National Biodiversity Unit (National Museums of Kenya) and MetroEconómica Ltd.
Contributors: Kenya.; United Nations Environment Programme.; National Museums of Kenya. Centre for Biodiversity.; MetroEconómica (Firm)
Publisher: The Unit; Metroeconómica
Published: 1992
Place of publication: [Nairobi]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 15
Subjects: Biological diversity conservation -- Kenya.; Biological diversity conservation -- Economic aspects -- Kenya.; Biological diversity -- Kenya.
Other titles: Kenya biodiversity study
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
"January 1992"--[Vol. 1] t.p.
Table of contents: title: [1. without special title]; title: annex 1. Species diversity (plants). appendix 1.2. List of endangered, rare, vulnerable, and endemic species.  appendix 1.3. Cultivated plants; title: annex 2. Species diversity (animals); title: annex 3. Species diversity (microbes); title: annex 4. In situ conservation; title: annex 5. Ex situ conservation; title: annex 6. Economics or conservation of biological diversity (forestry sector report). Conservation of wildlife resources in Kenya; title: annex 7. The socioeconomic dimensions of biodiversity conservation in Kenya; title: annex 8. Sociocultural dimensions of biodiversity; title: annex 9. Intellectual property rights and ownership; title: annex 10. Development, access, and transfer of technology including biotechnology; title: annex 11. Education, information, and awareness; title: annex 12. Legal framework, law enforcement, and policy issues.