I.  State-of-Knowledge on Protected Areas Issues in South Africa

• W. D. Densham, A. J. Conway - Planning and Management of the Umfolozi Wilderness Area in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa: A Model for Managing African Wilderness Areas.
  


• Guy Palmer, Maretha Shroyer, Nigel Wessels - Wilderness Conservation in the Western Cape Province, South Africa: Where we are going.
  


• William R. Bainbridge - Establishment of a Buffer Zone in the Peripheries of Wilderness Areas in the Ukhahlamba-Drakensberg Park World Heritage Site, Kwazulu-Natal Province, Republic of South Africa.
  


• M. E. Shroyer, P. Blignaut - Mountain Conservation in South Africa.
  


• W. D. Densham, R. J. Fincham - The WAG-CEAD Alliance and Its Commitment to Wilderness Training and Protection in Southern Africa.
  


• Stefanie Freitag-Ronaldson, Ralf H. Kalwa, Jaco C. Badenhorst, Jan duP Erasmus, Freek J. Venter, Flip J. Nel - Wilderness, Wilderness Quality Management and Recreational Opportunities Zoning Within Kruger National Park, South Africa.
  


• R. H. Kalwa - Cross Boundary Impacts in the Crocodile River Valley: A National Parks Perspective.
  

II.  Traditional and Ecological Values of Nature

• Malcolm Draper - In Quest of African Wilderness.
  


• Linda Moon Stumpff - Protecting Restorative Relationships and Traditional Values: American Indian Tribes, Wildlife and Wildlands.
  


• T. Damu - Helping the "Eco-system People" Protect Wilderness and Their Own Welfare.
  


• Sandra Hinchman - Endangered Species, Endangered Culture: Native Resistance to Industrializing the Arctic.
  


• Kelly Luck, Zweliyanyikima Vena - Contested Rights: The Impacts of Game Farming on Farm Workers in the Bushmans River Area.
  


• Chad E. Dear - Recreationists' Understanding of Subsistence in Gates of the Arctic National Park & Preserve, Alaska.
  


• Robert L. Arnberger - Living Cultures - Living Parks in Alaska: Considering the Reconnection of Native Peoples to Their Cultural Landscapes in Parks and Protected Areas.
  

III.  Wilderness: Systems and Approaches to Protection

• A. Schoon, M. Shroyer, F. Hunziker - An NGO's Contribution to Mountain Conservation in South Africa.
  


• Paul J. Mitchell-Banks - Protecting and Sustaining Wilderness Values in the Muskwa-Kechika Management Area.
  


• Jeff Jarvis - The National Landscape Conservation System - A New Approach to Conservation.
  


• David M. Johns - The Wildlands Project Outside North America.
  


• Perry Brown - Personal and Societal Values, and Wilderness Stewardship.
  

IV.  Protection of Coastal/Marine and River/Lake Wilderness Ecosystems

• William R. Bainbridge - Rationalization of the Commercial Afforestation Program on the Western Shores of Lake St Lucia, for Extension of the St Lucia Wetlands World Heritage Site, and Promotion of Compatible Land-use Methods in the Peripheries of the St Lucia Wilderness Areas.
  


• John J. Daigle, Jamie Hannon, Cynthia Stacey - Factors Influencing Experience Quality: Comparing User Groups and Place Attachment at the St. Croix International Waterway.
  


• Laani Uunila - Community Involvement in New Zealand Marine Reserve Management: Examining Practice.
  


• Penny Bernard - The Ecological Implications of the Water Spirit Beliefs in Southern Africa: The Need to Protect Knowledge, Nature and Resource Rights.
  


• Sally Wynn - The Zambezi River: Wilderness and Tourism Research into Visitor Perceptions about Wilderness and Its Value in the Zambezi River Context.
  

V.  Spiritual Benefits, Religious Beliefs and New Stories

• Hafiz Nazeem Goolam - Preserving Paradise Through Religious Values of Nature: The Islamic Approach.
  


• Baylor Johnson - Sources of Spiritual Benefits of Wilderness: A Philosopher's Reflections.
  


• David M. Johns - Our Real Challenge: Managing Ourselves Instead of Nature.
  

VI.  Personal and Societal Values of Wilderness

• Lisi Krall, John Organ, Florence Shepard - The Value of Wilderness Revisited.
  


• Peter B. Myles - The Contribution of Wilderness to the Survival of the Adventure Travel and Ecotourism Markets.
  


• Laura M. Fredrickson - Wilderness Ecotourism and Education as a Means of Promoting an International Environmental Ethic.
  


• Sophie Jakowska, Dyrce Lacombe - Wildlife in Growing Cities: Eco-Socio-Cultural Considerations.
  


• Les Wadzinski - Management Actions to Protect Wilderness Experiences and the Resource.
  


• Patrick T. Maher, Gary Steel and Alison McIntosh - Antarctica: Tourism, Wilderness and "Ambassadorship."
  

VII.  The Role of Science, Education and Collaborative Planning In Wilderness Protection and Restoration

• David N. Cole - Ecological Research and Educational Programs to Support Protected Area Management: Lessons from the United States Experience.
  


• Stephen F. McCool - From Scholarship to Stewardship: Opportunities and Challenges in Wilderness Research, Education and Management.
  


• Jan W. van Wagtendonk - The Role of Science in the Sustainable Management of the Yosemite Wilderness.
  


• Crewenna Dymond, Steve Carver, Oliver Phillips - Investigating the Environmental Cause of Global Wilderness and Species Richness Distribution.
  


• Till Meyer - The Shack Revisited: Aldo Leopold's Perceptions of Wilderness From a Historic, Legal and International Perspective.
  


• Børge Dahle - Norwegian "Friluftsliv" - "Environmental Education" as a Lifelong Communal Process.
  


• N. King - Overcoming the Taxonomic Impediment to Sustainable Development: BioNET-INTERNATIONAL, the Global Network for Taxonomy - a Successful Networking Model for Capacity Building in Developing Countries.
  


• Teresa Cristina Magro - Closure of Trails: A Restoration Strategy or Lack of Management?
  


• Teresa Cristina Magro and José Leonardo de Moraes Gonçalves - Seed Bank as a Tool for Choosing the Better Strategy for Trail Recovery.
  


• Charles Besancon and Wayne Freimund - Where in the World Wide Web is Wilderness?