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Balancing landscape values and tourism choices: Integrating participatory mapping and the IPBES Values Typology. [PDF]

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Solé L, Hearn KP, Witra T, Lechner AM, Fagerholm N.   +4 more
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Early-stage loss of ecological integrity drives the risk of zoonotic disease emergence. [PDF]

J R Soc Interface
Marcolin L, Tonelli A, Di Marco M.
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The Implicit Ecosystem of Outdoor Therapies: A Grounded Theory Exploratory Study of International Practitioners' Guiding Frameworks and the Proposition of a Practice Theory. [PDF]

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Fernee CR, Mattsson M, Lyytinen P, Harper NJ.   +3 more
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Values of protected area landscapes shape the behaviors of subsistence users in Interior Alaska. [PDF]

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Salcido EL, van Riper CJ, Stewart WP, Raymond CM, Pollock HS.   +4 more
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A holistic approach to climate change in the emergency department: Direct impact of environmental factors on patients. [PDF]

Turk J Emerg Med
Yilmaz S, Tatliparmak AC, Erbil B, Akarca FK, Karakayali O, Bozkurt S, Dursun R, Bicakci N, Celikmen MF, Yilmaz S, Orak M, Karaca MA, Bulut M, Sadillioglu S, Karakoç Y.   +14 more
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Mapping threats to wilderness character in the National Wilderness Preservation System

Biological Conservation, 2018
Abstract The National Wilderness Preservation System in the United States provides the greatest level of protection for the ecological and social values of lands held in trust for future generations. Although designated wilderness is the cornerstone of the US conservation portfolio, designation alone doesn't assure the protection of these areas ...
James Tricker
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Keeping it wild: Mapping wilderness character in the United States

Journal of Environmental Management, 2013
A GIS-based approach is developed to identify the state of wilderness character in US wilderness areas using Death Valley National Park (DEVA) as a case study. A set of indicators and measures are identified by DEVA staff and used as the basis for developing a flexible and broadly applicable framework to map wilderness character using data inputs ...
Steve Carver, James Tricker
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