An Ecosystem Management Primer: History, Perceptions, and Modern Definition
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Ecosystem management is still a relatively new field of study - then Forest Service Chief F. Dale Robertson coined the term just two decades ago in 1992 - so its membership is still fairly small. But the issues are too important, too potentially life-altering, to leave to a handful of experts to worry about. This book is for everyone: law students, college and graduate students, experts, and weekend readers alike. Because it is for everyone, it is essential that it begin at the beginning.
ISBN
9781935603634
Publication Date
2013
Publisher
University of Akron Press
City
Akron, OH
Keywords
ecosystem management law and policy, history, perceptions, modern definition
Disciplines
Environmental Law | Law | Natural Resources Law
Recommended Citation
Kalyani Robbins, An Ecosystem Management Primer: History, Perceptions, and Modern Definition, in THE LAWS OF NATURE: REFLECTIONS ON THE EVOLUTION OF ECOSYSTEM MANAGEMENT LAW AND POLICY, (University of Akron Press, Kalyani Robbins ed., 2013).
