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1. Introduction
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Section 1: Management of Surface Karst

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   Engineering Issues on Karst

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   Karst Management

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   Experience in Collapse Risk Assessment of Building on Covered Karst Landscapes in Russia

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   Agriculture and Karst

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Section 2: Management of Subterranean Karst

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   Management of Caves

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   Some Consideration on Show Cave Management Issues in Southern Italy

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   Geoarchaeology and Karst: A New Perspective

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   Managing Macrobiota in Caves

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   Managing Microbial Communities in Caves

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Section 3: Management of Karst Aquifers

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   Management of Carobante Aquifers

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   Management of Karst Groundwater Resources

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   Management of Groundwater Species in Karst Environments

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Section 4: Management of Karst Regions as Integrated Units

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   National Karst Research Institutes: Their Roles in Cave and Karst Management

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   Using Public Policy to Affect Human Behaviour on Karst Landscapes in the United States

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   Karst and Sustainability

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   Human Disturbances of Karst Environments

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   The Cockpit Country, Jamaica: Boundary Issues in Assessing Disturbance and Using a Karst Disturbance Index in Protected Areas Planning

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   Expanding South Nahanni National Park, Northwest Territories, Canada, to Include and Manage Some Remarable Sub-arctic Karst Terrains

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   Protection of Karst Landscapes in the Developing World: Lessons from Central America, the Caribbean and Southeast Asia

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   Karst in UNESCO World Heritage Sites

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Index