Our country has long recognized the importance of its biological resources but we often lack sufficient scientific knowledge to make wise decisions. This realization has led to calls for new ways of providing this information, including the formation of a national biological survey. This volume discusses key issues and problems for which an improved assessment of the nation's biological resources is needed; the kinds of efforts in research and information management needed to create that assessment; and how government, private organizations, and individuals can work together to meet the needs identified. Policymakers, resource managers, public interest groups, and researchers will find this book useful as they participate in the national dialogue on this topic and take actions to implement the needed survey activities.
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Committee on the Formation of the National Biological Survey, National Research Council
This book proposes a research agenda for the National Biological Survey that is far broader than the existing research effort in the Department of the Interior but that is also focused and has priorities according to likely immediate and long-term user needs. the book also describes how the many public and private entities involved in current research on the biological resources can work together in a new entity, which the committee has called the National Partnership for Biological Survey, to provide comprehensive information that will be useful for decision-makers at all levels of government and outside government.
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Trade Paperback Original. Zustand: Very Good+. First Edition. Sociobiologist E.O. Wilson's former ownership stamp at top of the title page; tight, text clean. xv, [1], 205 p. Interesting provenance [otob: 20a]. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 207585
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