Hypothesis testing, decision theory and common sense in resource management

Article Abstract:

Decision theory incorporates previous knowledge of a system into common sense approaches to identify appropriate resource management strategies. Previous information and qualitative information can be incorporated into the decision tree with the cost-benefit approach.

Analysis, Usage, Decision theory, Hypothesis testing

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Achieving integrative, collaborative ecosystem management

Article Abstract:

The process of integrating social factors with environmental conservation programs is discussed.

Public affairs, Social aspects

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Testing hypotheses for the success of different conservation strategies

Article Abstract:

The strategies followed for several successful environmental conservation programs are examined.

Management dynamics, Management, Company business management

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