How Good Are Endangered Species Recovery Plans?

The effectiveness of recovery plans for endangered species can be improved through incorporation of dynamic, explicit science in the recovery process, such as strongly linking species' biology to recovery criteria. Boersma, et al, argue that science should be able to guide management actions in...

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Published in:Bioscience 2001-08, Vol.51 (8), p.643-649
Main Authors: Dee Boersma, P., Kareiva, Peter, Fagan, William F., Alan Clark, J., Hoekstra, Jonathan M.
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Biodiversity conservation
Biological diversity conservation
Biology
Conservation (Concept)
Data Collection
Endangered & extinct species
Endangered species
Evaluation
Feedback (Response)
Protection and preservation
Questionnaires
Resource management
Sampling
Science
Scientific Principles
Seminars
Wildlife conservation
Wildlife management
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Questionnaires
Resource management
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Scientific Principles
Seminars
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Wildlife management
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