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    An overview of prioritisation and evaluation approaches for biodiversity projects

    Cullen, Ross
    Abstract
    The need for biodiversity conservation has been recognised for at least 25 years. Conserving biodiversity is a big challenge ‘We cannot preserve everything ... The laws of economics apply to diversity’ Weitzman 1992. Opportunism may explain many reserve choices, but the case for systematic approaches to prioritisation is at least 20 years old. More recently there has been concern with evaluation of projects.
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    prioritisation; evaluation; biodiversity conservation; cost utility analysis
    Date
    2012-02
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    Conference Contribution - unpublished (Conference Oral Presentation)
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    Cullen, R. (2012). An overview of prioritisation and evaluation for biodiversity projects. Australian Agricultural and Resource Economics Society conference, Fremantle, 6-10 February.
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