Forest Vegetation Management and The Politics of Environment

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Aug 1990 English Publisher:Canadian Institute of ForestryJournal:The Forestry Chronicle, volume 66, pages 369-371 (issn: 0015-7546, eissn: 1499-9315,

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Authors: Mike Halleran;

doi: 10.5558/tfc66369-4

Forest Vegetation Management and The Politics of Environment

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Traditionally resource management was regarded mainly as a technical challenge. With the upwelling of environmental concern, questions of a social nature now dominate much resource management discussion. In future, implementation of even tested and proven resource techniques may be disallowed due to organized public opposition – regardless of whether they happen to work or not.

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