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(CSIRO Publishing., 2013)There are insufficient resources available globally, nationally, and in many regions to conserve all species, habitats and ecosystems. Prioritisation of targets or actions is a rational response to resource scarcity. Prioriti ...
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(CSIRO Publishing, 2013)Decision-makers and managers responsible for biodiversity conservation need to prioritise between competing objectives. Summative ex post evaluations can provide important information on what works and what does not, and can ...
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(Environment Institute of Australia and New Zealand., 2009-08)New Zealand has a very large number of threatened and endangered species. The resources available to tackle the challenges of managing biodiversity are limited. The efforts applied, have to date proved insufficient to reverse the trend of biodiversity los ...
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(Environment Institute of Australia and New Zealand., 2009-02)New Zealand has several systems in place to prevent entry, eradicate, contain, provide surveillance of weeds. The success of those efforts is far less than some of us hope for and the numbers of naturalised weedy plants, and the areas they occupy, are ...
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(CSIRO, 2012)There are insufficient resources available globally, nationally, and in many regions to conserve all species, habitats and ecosystems. Prioritisation of targets or actions is a rational response to resource scarcity. Prioritis ...
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(Review of Applied Economics., 2010)Benefit transfer (BT) is a pragmatic way of estimating values by transferring values from existing valuation studies to a target area of interest. BT using choice modeling (CM) is a potentially cost-effective method for valuing differences in improvemen ...
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(Taylor and Francis., 2009)New Zealand is the world’s largest exporter of dairy products, supplying about one third of global trade. The dairy sector strives to maintain international competitiveness by continued increases in productivity and intensification in the use of inputs. I ...
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(Wiley, 2006-09)In New Zealand it is increasingly recognised, including by government, that water resource allocation and water quality are issues of national importance. Agriculture is frequently portrayed by public media as a major user of water and a major contribut ...
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Using stated preference techniques to value four key ecosystem services on New Zealand arable land (Taylor and Francis., 2009)Many researchers have noted that not only natural ecosystems but also landscapes actively modified by humans (engineered or designed ecosystems) can significantly impact the level of ecosystem goods and availability of services thereby impacting human a ...
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(Lincoln University., 2012)Nepal has a long history of returning public forests to local people as part of its community forestry programme. In principle the community forestry programme is designed to address both environmental quality and poverty alleviation. However, concern has ...