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Conflicting priorities in site management in England,tes of Special Scientific Interest. General approaches to choices of priorities and the resolution of conflict in the management of these areas are described and difficulties identified Similar problems arise when considering the wider role of ‘protected’ areas in national nature conservation polici

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Book 1996 team of ecologists, nature conservationists andenvironmental philosophers. It seeks to make the connection betweenthe theoretical approaches to the valuation of the natural world andhow these work in practice.

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