Biodiversity: Exploring Values and Priorities in Conservation

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Wiley, 1997 M09 17 - 192 pages
Biodiversity has become a buzzword in the environmental movement and in science, and is increasingly being taught in university degree courses. This new text is designed as a primer, giving non-specialists an introduction to the historical context, current debates, and ongoing research in this subject.

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Biodiversity: Exploring Values and Priorities in Conservation
D. J. Perlman,G. Adelson
Limited preview - 2009
Biodiversity: Exploring Values and Priorities in Conservation
D. J. Perlman,G. Adelson
No preview available - 2009

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About the author (1997)

Perlman of Harvard University, Boston, MA.

Glenn Adelson teaches biology and environmental studies at Wellesley College and is coauthor of "Biodiversity: Exploring Values and Priorities in Conservation," James Engell is chair, English and American literature and language, and faculty member of the Harvard University Center for the Environment. Brent Ranalli is senior analyst at The Cadmus Group, Inc., an employee-owned environmental consulting firm. K. P. Van Anglen teaches English at Boston University and helps edit the Princeton Thoreau Edition.

Bibliographic information

TitleBiodiversity: Exploring Values and Priorities in Conservation
Environmental studies
AuthorsD. J. Perlman, G. Adelson
Editionillustrated
PublisherWiley, 1997
ISBN086542439X, 9780865424395
Length192 pages
  
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