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Formation of Social Acceptability Judgments and Their Implications for Management of Rare and Little-Known Species by STANKEY, GEORGE H, SHINDLER, BRUCE

“…Effective policies for management of rare and little-known species (RLKS) must be not only scientifically valid and cost-effective but also consistent with…”
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Indicators of sustainability: Challenges and opportunities at the interface of science and policy by MCCOOL, Stephen F, STANKEY, George H

“…Rising global interest in sustainability has triggered attention in indicators as a means of achieving a more sustainable world. Although the search for…”
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Adaptive Management and the Northwest Forest Plan: Rhetoric and Reality by Stankey, George H, Bormann, Bernard T, Ryan, Clare, Schindler, Bruce

“…Adaptive management represents a process to use management policies as a source of learning, which in turn can inform subsequent actions. However, despite its…”
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Procedural justice and public involvement in natural resource decision making by Lawrence, Rick L., Daniels, Steven E., Stankey, George H.

“…The public involvement programs of natural resource agencies have been broadly criticized as unresponsive to public desires. Historically, improving natural…”
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Essays: Formation of Social Acceptability Judgments and Their Implications for Management of Rare and Little-Known Species by Stankey, George H, Shindler, Bruce

“…Effective policies for management of rare and little-known species (RLKS) must be not only scientifically valid and cost-effective but also consistent with…”
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Beyond the campfire's light: historical roots of the wilderness concept by STANKEY, GEORGE H.

“…Because wilderness holds a variety of culturally imbued meanings, it is necessary to understand its cultural origins. The Judeo-Christian origins of western…”
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The Role of Management in Wilderness and Natural-area Preservation by Stankey, George H.

“…It is argued that, while designation (i.e. allocation) of an area to wilderness or related nature conservation purposes is an important action, it is merely a…”
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ANALYZING PUBLIC INPUT TO RESOURCE DECISIONS: CRITERIA, PRINCIPLES AND CASE EXAMPLES OF THE CODINVOLVE SYSTEM by CLARK, ROGER N., STANKEY, GEORGE H.

“…Codinvolve is a system founded on a set of principles and criteria geared to yield an accurate, replicable summary of public input. The development,…”
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Managing Access to Wildlands for Recreation in the USA: Background and Issues Relevant to Sustaining Tourism by McCool, Stephen F., Stankey, George H.

“…Sustainable tourism development that involves protected areas requires access to publicly administered lands. Management of this access is largely culturally…”
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The Pursuit of Sustainability: Joining Science and Public Choice by Stankey, George H.

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Wilderness Preservation Activity At The State Level: A National Review by Stankey, George H.

“…A national review of state-level activity in wilderness was undertaken early in 1984. All state resource management organizations plus those in Guam, Puerto…”
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Crowding in Parks and Wilderness by Stankey, George H

“…Increased crowding in wilderness areas and in the National Parks is discussed. Wilderness management, patterns of use, use density related to crowding, and…”
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Adaptive environmental management: a practitioner's guide by Feldman, David, Allen, Catherine, Stankey, George H

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Biocentricity in Wilderness Management by Hendee, John C, Stankey, George H

“…Identifies two contrasting philosophies of wilderness management (anthropocentric verses biocentric) and discusses some of their theoretical, empirical, and…”
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Biocentricity in Wilderness Management by Hendee, John C., Stankey, George H.

“…Although much controversy and attention has focused on wilderness classification, the issue of wilderness management has been dealt with in only a general…”
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Wilderness Management by Major, Jack

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