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Synopsis
1. Ecological Guidelines for Land Use and Management. Virginia Dale. S. Brown, R. A. Haeuber, N. T. Hobbs, N. Huntly, R. J. Naiman, W. E. Riebsame, M. G. Turner, and T. J. Valone.- 2. Effects of Land-Use Change on Wildlife Habitat: Applying Ecological Principles and Guidelines in the Western United States. N. Thompson Hobbs and David M. Theobold.- 3. Nature Reserves and Land Use: Implications of the 'Place' Principle. Andrew J. Hansen and Jay J. Rotella.- 4. Ecological principles for land management across mixed ownerships: Private land considerations. Jon Haufler and B.J. Kernohan.- 5. On the Road to Ecorecovery and Protection: A Case Study of Endangered Tribal Habitats and Culture in the Eastern Ghats of Southern India. Steven Weiss.- 6. Applications of Historical Ecology to Land Management Decisions in the Northeastern United States. Emily Russell.- 7. India's Project Tiger: The Interplay between Ecological Knowledge and the Human Dimensions of Policy Making for Protected Habitats. Cynthia Botteron.- 8. Alternative Futures for Monroe County, Pennsylvania: A Case Study in Applying Ecological Principles. Carl Steinitz, Susan McDowell.
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"The main topic of this volume are ecological principles for land use and land management ... . Through the arrangement and selection of the contributions the editors have compiled a coherent book that in a vivid and demonstrative way will make clear the importance of land use and land management for the function of ecological systems to a broad audience, from students of environmental sciences to decision makers and professional land-use planners." (Rainer Waldhardt, Basic and Applied Ecology, Vol. 5 (4), 2004)
"This volume applies ecological principles and guidelines to understand past and current land use and land management; and more importantly, endeavours to promote more ecologically sound approaches to future land use and management decisions. ... The intended audience is broad and multidisciplinary, from undergraduate and graduate level courses in environmental studies to professional land use planners." (Ethology, Ecology & Evolution, Vol. 14 (1), 2002)
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