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creators_name: Hirsch, A.
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title: Environmental impact assessment: its role in protecting fish and wildlife values.
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abstract: Outlines the role of EIA, its effectiveness and significance for fish and wildlife resources. Five basic concepts are described which can improve the EIA procedure: increased prediction, improved ecosystem classification, awareness of key ecological processes, technology assessment, and baseline surveys.
date: 1984
date_type: published
publisher: Westview Press
creators_browse_id: 2874
full_text_status: none
place_of_pub: Boulder, Colarado
pagerange: 115-124
refereed: TRUE
isbn: 0865317097
book_title: Natural resource administration: Introducing a new methodology for management development
editors_name: Rosenthal, A.
editors_name: Smith, S.
editors_name: Churchman, C.
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citation:   Hirsch, A. <https://pure.iiasa.ac.at/view/iiasa/2874.html>  (1984).  Environmental impact assessment: its role in protecting fish and wildlife values.    In:  Natural resource administration: Introducing a new methodology for management development. Eds. Rosenthal, A., Smith, S., & Churchman, C., pp. 115-124 Boulder, Colarado: Westview Press.  ISBN 0865317097