CNPPA

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Acronym	Definition
CNPPA	Commission on National Parks and Protected Areas
CNPPA	California Native Plant Protection Act

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Gland, Switzerland and Cambridge, UK: CNPPA, WCMC, IUCN. Evaluating protected areas selection processes: a case study of land ... by Paridaen, Margaret; Williams, Peter W.; Gunton, Thomas I. / Environments CNPPA (Commission on National Parks and Protected Areas). International transborder protected areas: experience, benefits, and ... by Danby, Ryan K. / Environments is the Protected Areas Data Unit, established by CNPPA in 1981 to provide accurate information on individual protected areas and protected area systems worldwide. International context for heritage conservation in Canada by Bruce Amos / Environments			CNPCP CNPD CNPDPI CNPE CNPEA CNPF CNPGAA CNPGI CNPH CNPHI CNPI CNPIC CNPIEC CNPII CNPJ CNPK CNPL CNPLS CNPLX CNPM CNPMF CNPMIEC CNPN CNPO CNPP CNPPA CNPPA-SEA CNPPI CNPPID CNPPO CNPQ CNPR CNPRC CNPS CNPSR CNPT CNPV CNPVM CNPW CNQ CNQAC CNQD CNQO CNQX CNR CNRA CNRAA CNRACL CNRB CNRC CNRCC			CNPD CNPDPI CNPE CNPEA CNPF CNPGAA CNPGI CNPH CNPHI CNPI CNPIC CNPIEC CNPII CNPJ CNPK CNPL CNPLS CNPLX CNPM CNPMF CNPMIEC CNPN CNPO CNPP CNPPA CNPPA-SEA CNPPI CNPPID CNPPO CNPQ CNPR CNPRC CNPS CNPSR CNPT CNPV CNPVM CNPW CNPZ CNQ CNQAC CNQD CNQO CNQX CNR CNR CNR CNRA CNRAA CNRACL CNRB

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