Why intrinsic value is a poor basis for conservation decisions
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Maguire, LA; & Justus, J (2008). Why intrinsic value is a poor basis for conservation decisions. BioScience, 58(10). pp. 910-911. 10.1641/B581002. Retrieved from https://hdl.handle.net/10161/15186.This is constructed from limited available data and may be imprecise. To cite this
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Lynn A. Maguire
Professor of the Practice Emeritus
Dr. Maguire's current research uses a combination of methods from decision analysis,
environmental conflict resolution and social psychology to study environmental decision
making. She focuses on collaborative decision processes where values important to
the general public and stakeholders must be combined with technical analysis to determine
management strategies. Her recent applications of decision analysis include the management
of rare species, invasive species, and wildfire risk. Dr. Maguir

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