BioOne Online Journals - Challenges in Connecting Cumulative Effects Analysis to Effective Wildlife Conservation Planning

BioOne Online Journals - Challenges in Connecting Cumulative Effects Analysis to Effective Wildlife Conservation Planning: "Wildlife populations are affected by habitat loss and fragmentation resulting from actions undertaken by various parties across broad geographic scales. One way to account for these effects is through cumulative effects analysis (CEA), a legal requirement under the National Environmental Policy Act that has been a persistent challenge for natural resource agencies."

Conservation Planning as a Transdisciplinary Process. BELINDA REYERS. 2010; Conservation Biology - Wiley InterScience

Conservation Planning as a Transdisciplinary Process. BELINDA REYERS. 2010; Conservation Biology - Wiley InterScience: "Despite substantial growth in the field of conservation planning, the speed and success with which conservation plans are converted into conservation action remains limited. This gap between science and action extends beyond conservation planning into many other applied sciences and has been linked to complexity of current societal problems, compartmentalization of knowledge and management sectors, and limited collaboration between scientists and decision makers. T"