MANAGING PROTECTED AREAS
Protected areas are also established in special contexts, and reserves within or near urban areas, such as Category II protected areas, are also described. The need for management In mid 2014, some 15.4 per cent of the terrestrial surface of Earth and 3.4 per cent of global ocean area, which included 8.4 per cent of marine areas under national
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