A map of their site and species is above - can you guess what the dot just above us is? I have posted jon's lecture on the class site. I have also posted a couple of other papers under his lecture as well - one, which he mentioned in class, about resilience (here), and another that compares priorities for global conservation organizations with actual dollars spent (this one, as Jon put it, missed a real opportunity, due to the tone of the paper - see if you can see why). Paper here and an interesting figure from it to the left.This is the blog for the Conservation Biology Class, winter 2012
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Priority setting for conservation
Its good getting priorities from someone like John - lots of interesting things to consider. I posted his lecture. If you want to read more about the Alliance for Zero Extinction, check out their stuff here.
A map of their site and species is above - can you guess what the dot just above us is? I have posted jon's lecture on the class site. I have also posted a couple of other papers under his lecture as well - one, which he mentioned in class, about resilience (here), and another that compares priorities for global conservation organizations with actual dollars spent (this one, as Jon put it, missed a real opportunity, due to the tone of the paper - see if you can see why). Paper here and an interesting figure from it to the left.
A map of their site and species is above - can you guess what the dot just above us is? I have posted jon's lecture on the class site. I have also posted a couple of other papers under his lecture as well - one, which he mentioned in class, about resilience (here), and another that compares priorities for global conservation organizations with actual dollars spent (this one, as Jon put it, missed a real opportunity, due to the tone of the paper - see if you can see why). Paper here and an interesting figure from it to the left.
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