PLANNING

Planning involves deciding on a future desired state and the course of action to get there. In its simplest form, the purpose of planning is to establish how to get from where we are today (here) to where we want to be tomorrow (there). In order to do this we need to be clear about where we are, whe...

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Published in:	Protected Area Governance and Management p. 381
Main Authors:	Penny Spoelder, Michael Lockwood, Stuart Cowell, Patrick Gregerson, Alistair Henchman
Format:	Book Chapter
Language:	English
Published:	ANU Press 08-04-2015
Subjects:	Applied ecology Biodiversity conservation Biological sciences Biology Conservation agriculture Conservation biology Conservation practices Ecology Ecosystem management Environmental conservation Environmental management Forest conservation Forest management Habitat conservation Human geography Land management Land use Land use policy Natural resource management Natural resources conservation Nature conservation Protected areas Public space Regional planning Social sciences Wildlife conservation Wildlife management Wildlife studies
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Summary:	Planning involves deciding on a future desired state and the course of action to get there. In its simplest form, the purpose of planning is to establish how to get from where we are today (here) to where we want to be tomorrow (there). In order to do this we need to be clear about where we are, where we want to get to and our proposed path to get there. It is something that most of us do every day and it is a key function of management. Concepts such as ecosystem services, resilience and connectivity conservation are bringing
ISBN:	1925021688 9781925021684