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Leaving your land in better condition than you received it is the aim of environmental management. This book helps you understand the basics before you get int more detailed studies.
Chapter 1: The landscape and the catchment
Chapter 2: Landscape features
Chapter 3: Natural systems
Chapter 4: Biodiversity
Chapter 5: Humans and natural systems
Chapter 6: Plants
Chapter 7: Landscape ethics and practice
Chapter 8: Landscape planning
Chapter 9: Developing links
| Title | Principles of ecology enviroguide |
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| Author(s) | |
| Pages | 80 |
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| Catalogue number | B947 |
| Year published | 2014 |
| Publisher | NSW Department of Primary Industries |
| Price | $30.00AUD (inc GST) |
| Paperback / Hardback - $30.00 | Buy now |
| eBook - $12.99 (iPad/iPhone) |
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