Protected Area Designations Do Soon Cho Professor at the Catholic Univ of Korea Co Chair of MAB National Committee of R Korea Summit of Mt Hallasan Biosphere Reserve World Heritage Global G ID: 847748
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1 Jeju Island with 4 International Protec
Jeju Island with 4 International Protected Area Designations Do - Soon Cho Professor at the Catholic Univ. of Korea Co - Chair of MAB National Committee of R. Korea Summit of Mt. Hallasan (Biosp
2 here Reserve, World Heritage, Global Geo
here Reserve, World Heritage, Global Geopark) Baeknokdam Crater at the Summit of Mt. Hallasan Muljangol Crater Wetland in Mt. Hallasan (Biopshere Reserve, World Heritage, Ramsar site, Global Geo
3 park) Seongsan Ilchulbong Tuff Cone (W
park) Seongsan Ilchulbong Tuff Cone (World Heritage) Dangcheolmul Cave: World Heritage Fossil Site in Seoguipo (Global Geopark) Jeju Free International City Project The Seven Leading Projects
4 of the JFIC (2001) International Protect
of the JFIC (2001) International Protected Areas in Jeju Island Protected Area Type No. in the World No. in the R. Korea No. in Jeju Island Names, Year of designation, Area Biosphere Reserv
5 es 651 5 1 Jeju Island (2002) (830.94 k
es 651 5 1 Jeju Island (2002) (830.94 km 2 : Core 151,58 ha, Buffer 14,601 ha, Transition 53,335 ha) World Natural + Mixed Heritages 197 + 32 1 1 Jeju Volcanic Island and Lave Tubes (2007)
6 (Property zone 94.75 km 2 + Buffer zone
(Property zone 94.75 km 2 + Buffer zone 92.66 km 2 ) Global Geoparks 120 1 1 Jeju Island (2010) (1,847 km 2 ) Ramsar Sites 2,231 21 5 Mulyeongari (2006) (31 ha) Muljangori (2008) (63 ha) 1100m H
7 ighland (2009) (13 ha) Dongbaekdongsan
ighland (2009) (13 ha) Dongbaekdongsan (2011) (59 ha) Sumeunmulbaengdui (2015) (118 ha) Bukjeju - County B u kjeju - County Jeju - City Namjeju - County Namjeju - County Seogwipo - City Legend Co
8 re Area Buffer Zone Transition Area Yeon
re Area Buffer Zone Transition Area Yeongcheon Hyodoncheon Nature Reserve City Marine Park â» Two streams are surrounded by 500m transition area . Mt. Halla National Park Nature Reserve Zonation
9 Map of Jeju Island Biosphere Reserve Jej
Map of Jeju Island Biosphere Reserve Jeju Volcanic Island and Lava Tubes World Heritage Representative Sites for Jeju Island Global Geopark International Meetings held in Jeju ⢠2005: 9th EABRN
10 meeting ⢠2009: 21st MAB ICC meeting â
meeting ⢠2009: 21st MAB ICC meeting ⢠2009: IUCN International Workshop on CBD POWPA ⢠2012: 5th IUCN World Conservation Congress 9th EABRN Meeting (2005) JIBR Management System ⢠JIBR
11 Management Committee based on Jeju Prov
Management Committee based on Jeju Provincial Ordinace (from 2003 ): 21 members ⢠Jeju Province Management Committee for UNESCO Registered Heritages based on Jeju Provincial Ordinace (fro
12 m 2012 ): Biosphere Reserve Subcommitt
m 2012 ): Biosphere Reserve Subcommittee with 16 members ⢠Office of Jeju World Natural Heritage Site Management was established (in 2012 ) ⢠Office of Jeju World Natural Heritage Site
13 Management and Mt. Hallasan Research Ins
Management and Mt. Hallasan Research Institute were combined into World Heritage Mt. Hallasan Research Institute (in 2014 ) Structure of the Institute ⣠World Heritage·Mt . Hallasan Researc
14 h Institute World Heritage · Mt. Hallasa
h Institute World Heritage · Mt. Hallasan Research Institute World Heritage Policy Forest Environment Research Biosphere Reserve · Geopark Natural Heritage Management Biological Research
15 Arboretum Operation World Heritage P
Arboretum Operation World Heritage Policy Team World Heritage Center Team Seongsan Management Team UNESCO Registered Heritage Managament Team + Mt. Hallasan Research Institute (2014. 08. 1
16 3) ì¸ê³ì ì° · íë¼ì°ì°êµ¬ì Man
3) ì¸ê³ì ì° · íë¼ì°ì°êµ¬ì Manjanggul Management Team Challenges in JIBR Management ⢠Relative lack of recognation of biosphere reserve compared to world heritage ⢠More investment
17 has been put into world heritage manag
has been put into world heritage management than biosphere reserve management ⢠Sustainable development function is weak since populated areas are located outside of the JIBR and most agricu
18 ltural and fishing activities are carrie
ltural and fishing activities are carried out outside of JIBR. ⢠World heritage, global geopark, and Ramsar sites can be used for attracting tourists and conservation, but biosphere reserves
19 need bottom - up approach for sustainbl
need bottom - up approach for sustainble development function for larger areas. Challenges and Opportunities in JIBR Management from Integrated Management ⢠JIBR has been actually benefited
20 by the integrated management since 2012
by the integrated management since 2012 by the creation of new administration unit. ⢠Integrated management was possible because Jeju Self - Governing Province has some autonomy. ⢠There wa
21 s less collaboration of Jeju Province wi
s less collaboration of Jeju Province with central governmental agencies. ⢠Different protected areas can be effectively managed when protected areas are overlapping. ⢠BR and Geopark can b
22 e benefited by similar methodology sinc
e benefited by similar methodology since the overall purposes are similar. ⢠When JIBR is expanded in include the whole Jeju Island, there will be more opportunies for activities of sustainab