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Economics for the Wilds: Wildlife, Wildlands, Diversity and Development (Routledge Library Editions: Ecology) (en Inglés)
Edward Barbier (Editor), Timothy M. Swanson (Editor) (Autor)
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Economics for the Wilds: Wildlife, Wildlands, Diversity and Development (Routledge Library Editions: Ecology) (en Inglés) - Edward Barbier (Editor), Timothy M. Swanson (Editor)
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Reseña del libro "Economics for the Wilds: Wildlife, Wildlands, Diversity and Development (Routledge Library Editions: Ecology) (en Inglés)"
Originally published in 1992 Economics for the Wilds argues that an economics that properly values the resources of the wilds offers the best long-term security for their future. Most of the world's wilds have, in fact, always been utilized by local societies who have managed their resources sustainably, and one important guarantee for their preservation is therefore the continued participation of those communities and an adequate reward to them for their management. The book looks at the complexity and global nature of the issues, at the application of economics to the wilds and at the policies for their conservation and sustainable management which then result. It also examines specific forms of utilization of wild species and habitats, both sustainable and unsustainable, and including community-based development, tourism, the use of rainforest products, poaching and the impact of conservation on wildlife use. The book concludes that a comprehensive utilization strategy for wild resources is needed to ensure their continued existence and the continued flow of benefits from them.
