Is a grumpy ecologist an oxymoron

作者: Daniel Lunney

DOI: 10.7882/FS.2013.018

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摘要: This paper examines the widespread phenomenon of grumpiness among Australia’s ecologists and members related disciplines. It argues that their disillusionment is a result consistent first-hand experience irretrievable, but preventable, losses species ecosystems. also contends lessons professional continue to go unheeded by broader community, this increases feeling disillusionment. The Australian Bureau Statistics’ report Measures Progress in context threats facing fauna existing state public knowledge concerning these threats. then analyses results Who Cares About Environment? report, conducted Office Environment Heritage, New South Wales (2012). concludes reports illustrate disturbing lack awareness our public, as well biodiversity.

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