Titlebook: International Organization and the Conservation of Nature; Robert Boardman Book 1981 Robert Boardman 1981 international organizations.natu

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International Organization and the Conservation of Nature

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-04600-3international organizations; nature; organization; organizations

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The changing character of international organisationiquity. Wildlife preservation officers earned high salaries under the later Han dynasty in China. One Northern Wei emperor ordered tributary states not to make any more offerings of live birds and mammals because of the serious reduction in their numbers that this practice had entailed.. The modern

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Origins and evolutions. Some problems have been defined and tackled in broadly similar ways for several decades. A number of organisations can locate their roots amidst the conservationist tangle and enthusiasm of the first few years of this century. A handful of individual scientists and naturalists, through activities

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Political development: constraints and influenceation organisations since then. For none, though, has the amassing of facts been an end in itself. Still less have debates on the rationales for conserving nature, or on guides for action by governments and other bodies, been intended to take place in a vacuum. Knowledge has been directed towards ch