Species are the Building Blocks of Ecosystem Services and Environmental Sustainability

Ethics, Policy and Environment 16 (1):29-32 (2013)
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Rather than advance novel strategies for achieving the objectives of conservation, Sandler suggests that we change the goals of conservation itself, emphasizing ecological processes through...

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