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  • ecosystemic approach

    …approach is contrasted with the species-by-species approach, both of which coexist today in natural resource management. The species-by-species approach is associated with the preservationist perspective, which tends to single out individual species for protection. The species-by-species approach has been criticized for offering too narrow a model of natural resource management.…

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    …approach is contrasted with the species-by-species approach, both of which coexist today in natural resource management. The species-by-species approach is associated with the preservationist perspective, which tends to single out individual species for protection. The species-by-species approach has been criticized for offering too narrow a model of natural resource management.…

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