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Parks and Carrying Capacity Commons Without Tragedy

By: Robert E Manning
328 pages, tables, figures
Publisher: Island Press
Parks and Carrying Capacity
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How much can we use the environment without spoiling what we find so valuable about it? Determining the carrying capacity of parks and related areas is a perennial question whose urgency grows each year as the number of visits continues to increase.

The book includes a series of case studies that describe research programs designed to support analysis and management of carrying capacity at eight diverse units of the U.S. National Park System, and an additional case study that explores how the foundational components of carrying capacity (formulating indicators and standards, monitoring, and adaptive management) are being applied in an increasing number of environmental and natural resources fields to address the growing urgency of sustainability.

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By: Robert E Manning
328 pages, tables, figures
Publisher: Island Press
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