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Do conservation managers use scientific evidence to support their decision-making?
Biological Conservation · 2004 · Vol. 119(2) · pp. 245–252
Andrew S. Pullin✉(University of Birmingham)Teri Knight(Solihull Hospital)David A. Stone(Natural England)Kenneth Paul Charman(Natural England)
Species Distribution and Climate ChangeForest Management and PolicyWildlife Ecology and ConservationScientific evidenceProcess (computing)ExploitEmpirical evidenceWork (physics)Action (physics)Environmental resource managementConservation scienceManagement scienceBusiness
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