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The unpredictability of favourability: condition assessment and protected areas in England

2008-04-01

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The probability that protected areas will deliver their potential for maintaining or enhancing biodiversity is likely to be maximised if they are appropriately and effectively managed. As a result, governments and conservation agencies are devoting much attention to the management of protected areas. In the U.K., the demand for performance accountability has resulted in Public Service Agreements (PSA) that set out...

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Literature Corpus work: d7cbbe06-efa1-5d93-9112-7eaa9645c52c
DOI: 10.1007/s10531-007-9311-2

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