Incorporating community objectives in improved wetland management: the use of the analytical hierarchy process

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The analytic hierarchy process (AHP) is used as a solution to the problem of the paucity of involvement by stakeholders in the wetland management. The use of AHP on the 'Wonga Wetlands' on the Murray River shows that it can explicitly incorporate stakeholder preferences and multiple objectives to evaluate management options.

Public participation, Wetland conservation

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Untying a Lancastrian bundle: valuing ecosystems and ecosystem services for wetland mitigation

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Mitigation prices for wetland ecosystems depend on preferences and technical knowledge, is indicated by utility-theoretic model. Empirical analysis found gaps in respondents' knowledge about such ecosystems.

Environmental economics

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Cluster analysis of structural stages classes to map wildland fuels in a Madrean ecosystem

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Geospatial information technology is changing the nature of fire mapping science. The effectiveness of the technologies for fire management depending on a good baseline fuels, are analyzed.

Administration of Conservation Programs, Forest Conservation, Remote sensing, Fire ecology, Cluster analysis

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