A Case Study in the Role of Environmental Values in Conservation: The Roanoke River Project (Mellen Studies in Geography) - Hardcover
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Mankoff (researcher, Duke U. Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth Sciences) and Albert (geography, Sam Houston State U., Texas) present the results of a study based at the Roanoke River Project (RRP) in eastern North Carolina. They examine the influence of RRP stakeholder values and goals upon the development of the bioreserve in the period from 1977 to 1994 in an attempt to clarify how inter-stakeholder congruity and incongruity in values and goals lead to conflict or agreement during three key events in the development of the Project. Double-spaced text. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
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A Case Study in the Role of Environmental Values in Conservation: The Roanoke River Project (Mellen Studies in Geography, 6)
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