Titlebook: Ecosystems; Balancing Science wi Kristiina A. Vogt,John C. Gordon,Evie Witten Book 1997 Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1997 development.eco

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Change Management in Organisationenis needed as a basis for setting specific management goals and priorities, or to implement ecosystem-based management in the field. The focus of this chapter is to describe how and what type of data have been collected in the past to assess ecosystems. The objective of this section is to identify wh

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