Redefining roles of science in planning and management: ecology as a planning and management tool
作者： Stephen Murphy , Greg Mason
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摘要: Science as a way of knowing has great value to decision-making but there is need consider all its attributes and assess how science ought be informing decision-making. Consideration the critiques can make stronger more useful in an environmental ecological context. Scientists, planners, managers ecology, examine adapt incorporate these into application This paper outlines many challenges facing use (specifically ecology) shows possible areas for overcoming challenges.
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