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Last updated on
22 August 2007
Integrative research: concepts of connection in environmental science and policy
This paper reviews the different concepts of integration that currently exist in international and Australian science and environmental policy contexts. (National Centre for Epidemiology and Population Health, Australian National University) More info >>
Ecology and Society: A journal of integrative science for resilience and sustainability
Ecology and Society is an electronic, peer-reviewed journal devoted to better understanding the relationship between society and the life-supporting ecosystems on which human well-being ultimately depends. (Ecology and society) More info >>
Tools for integrating conservation and development: relevant publications
This site provides a collection of publications looking at concepts and case studies related to the use of integrated approaches to conservation and development. (Tools for Integrating Conservation and Development) More info >>
Ecosystem management lessons from around the world
his guide explains the principles behind an ecosystems-based approach to environmental management and development, and how they can improve the effectiveness and sustainability of development efforts. (The World Conservation Union: 2000) More info >>
The rehabilitation of a river delta using the ecosystem approach
This publication tells the story of an ecosystem approach to the rehabilitation of the lower delta of the Senegal River in Mauritania. Its aims to provide practitioners with a detailed case study for how the ecosystems approach might be applied in practice. (The World Conservation Union: 2003) More info >>
The ecosystem approach: five steps to implementation
This publication takes users through the theory of the ecosystems approach and provides five practical steps to implementing it. (The World Conservation Union: 2004) More info >>