An edition of Conserving Living Natural Resources
(2002)
Conserving Living Natural Resources
In the Context of a Changing World
by Bertie Josephson Weddell
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Conservation biology, Conservation of natural resources, Management, Natural resources, Naturliche Ressourcen, Biologie de la conservation, NATURE, Biodiversiteit, Duurzame ontwikkeling, Gestion, Naturschutz, Umweltveranderung, Development, Sustainable Development, Conservation des ressources naturelles, Environmental Conservation & Protection, Ressources naturelles, Ecosystemen, BUSINESS & ECONOMICS, Natural resources, managementShowing 6 featured editions. View all 6 editions?
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Conserving Living Natural Resources: In the Context of a Changing World
2012, Cambridge University Press
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Conserving Living Natural Resources: In the Context of a Changing World
2005, Cambridge University Press
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Conserving Living Natural Resources: In the Context of a Changing World
2002, Cambridge University Press
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Conserving Living Natural Resources: In the Context of a Changing World
March 25, 2002, Cambridge University Press
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Conserving Living Natural Resources: In the Context of a Changing World
March 18, 2002, Cambridge University Press
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Conserving Living Natural Resources: In the Context of a Changing World
2002, Cambridge University Press
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"This statement, by George Perkins Marsh - a nineteenth-century American diplomat, conservationist, and writer - expresses a concept that can be traced in western thought as far back as ancient Greece: the idea that nature in the absence of human intervention is in a state of balance which changes little over long periods of time."
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