Restoring Nature: Perspectives From The Social Sciences And Humanities

Island Press (2000)
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Abstract

Ecological restoration is an inherently challenging endeavour. Not only is its underlying science still developing, but the concept itself raises complex questions about nature, culture and the role of humans in the landscape.

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