"Conservation Science and Action" is a key resource for upper-level students and professionals in conservation biology. It covers dynamic topics, highlights unresolved issues, and emphasizes practical action. With contributions from leading experts, it addresses various taxonomic groups and global examples, making it essential for understanding modern conservation efforts.
A classic textbook in the field of geography, Practical Exercises in Geography provides students with a comprehensive and engaging introduction to the study of maps, regions, and landscapes. With its practical exercises and clear explanations, this book remains an indispensable resource for students and teachers alike.
A Practical Guide to Evidence and Decision Making
The book addresses critical flaws in current decision-making processes that result in ineffective evidence use, poor decisions, resource wastage, and diminishing public and political support. An international team of experts presents practical solutions to these issues, aiming to improve decision-making efficacy and restore trust in the processes.