Titlebook: Wetlands: Functioning, Biodiversity Conservation, and Restoration; Roland Bobbink,Boudewijn Beltman,Dennis F. Whigham Book 2006 Springer-V

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Erik Van Slobbe,E. Dick Morris,Niels R?ling,Reinder Torenbeek,Koen Broker,Hero HeeringMartyn Smith 2008

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Martin J. Wassen,Tomasz Okruszko,Ignacy Kardel,Jarek Chormanski,Dorota Swiatek,Waldemar Mioduszewski

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Jamie Pittock,Bernhard Lehner,Lifeng Lirkheimian research project. One assumes, along with a prominent interpreter of Durkheimian thought, that it was ‘Durkheim rather than his disciples who gave prominent place to religion and who was willing to write about it in such positive terms … who was unique in his enthusiasm for things religiou

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0070-8356 rial: The two volumes on “Wetlands as a Natural Resource” in the book series Ecological th Studies (Volumes 190,191) are based on the highlights of the 7 INTECOL International Wetland Conference in Utrecht,25–30 July 2004. This conference brought together about 900 participants from 61 countries,who

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Aspects of Adaptive Management of Coastal Wetlands: Case Studies of Processes, Conservation, Restoraons,implements these, assesses outcomes, and provides feedback to iterate the process (Holling 1978; Walters and Holling 1990). This allows for a dynamic management system that is responsive to change.

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Fen Management and Research Perspectives: An Overview al.1995). In North America, fens dominated by tussock-forming sedges are referred to as ‘sedge meadows’, which are often grazed. Since there is not yet scientific agreement on whether sedge meadows are fens or fen meadows, we will refer to them as fens in this chapter.

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Social Learning in Wetland Developmentt the involvement of stakeholders would be limited to including them in a ‘value- free’ planning process that is to lead to achieving a given objective. At most, stakeholders might be consulted in order to check whether data are well interpreted and processed; and they may eventually be given a role in wet- land management.

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