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Conservationland: Toward the anthropology of professionals in global nature conservation
Critique of Anthropology, 2018When reading anthropological writings on global nature conservation, one may wonder: Where are the conservationists? Anthropologists have written nuanced ethnographies of how native people encounter and are dispossessed by transnational environmental ...
Laur Kiik
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Journal for Nature Conservation, 2018
An increased involvement of citizens in the management of European green spaces raises questions about its contributions to nature conservation. In this research, we study the effects of different types of active citizenship in green space.
T. Mattijssen, A. Buijs, B. Elands
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An increased involvement of citizens in the management of European green spaces raises questions about its contributions to nature conservation. In this research, we study the effects of different types of active citizenship in green space.
T. Mattijssen, A. Buijs, B. Elands
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Evaluation of Nature Conservation
Environmental and Resource Economics, 2000Recent literature shows a lively debate on how to capture ecological and environmental aspects in different evaluation methods and the closely related issue of the (im)possibilities of monetization of these aspects. Although economists in general tend to favour Cost-Benefit Analysis (CBA) above Multi-Criteria Analysis (MCA), part of the literature ...
Strijker, D., Wiersma, D., Sijtsma, F.J.
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Global hotspots for soil nature conservation
Nature, 2022Carlos A. Guerra +38 more
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Compensation for Nature Conservation [PDF]
Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space, 1989 The approach adopted towards environmental management in the rural context is different from that in the urban context in that the first is generally based on voluntary controls accompanied by compensation, whereas the second is based on involuntary controls without compensation.
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Studies in nature conservation
2023The papers enclosed in this volume were all created with one major motivation, to contribute to the conservation of nature, defining nature in its dualistic sense. In paper 1.1, I described several ways in which biogeographers/ecologists can help create positive outcomes for nature through the research work that they choose to undertake, ranging from ...
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2009
Abstract The key to the conservation of wildlife is the protection of the habitat upon which species of fauna and flora depend; but this objective is inextricably linked with the wise use and management of the nation’s land resources as a whole.
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Abstract The key to the conservation of wildlife is the protection of the habitat upon which species of fauna and flora depend; but this objective is inextricably linked with the wise use and management of the nation’s land resources as a whole.
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Integrative oncology: Addressing the global challenges of cancer prevention and treatment
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022Jun J Mao,, Msce +2 more
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