Titlebook: Landscape Analysis and Visualisation; Spatial Models for N Christopher Pettit (Dr.),William Cartwright (Prof. Book 2008 Springer-Verlag Ber

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Towards Adaptive Management of Native Vegetation in Regional Landscapesscales appropriate for decision making, but what of the process of decision making itself? In this chapter we review the applicability of the ‘a(chǎn)daptive management’ paradigm to natural resource management, using regional management of native vegetation by Catchment Management Authorities as an exampl

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The Application of Genetic Markers to Landscape Managementndamental concern is the effect on population processes — birth and death rates, migration and genetic exchange. Molecular ecology and landscape genetics make contributions to the analysis and monitoring of landscape change that are otherwise inaccessible. They can yield powerful and unambiguous inf

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Strategic Spatial Governance: Deriving Social–Ecological Frameworks for Managing Landscapes and Regiten do not represent the range of biophysical and social characteristics of importance for effective resource governance. The requirements for spatial definition of resource governance egions have received little analysis in science or policy. Research on ‘place’ attachment and community participati

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