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- 1. @ginazoo
- 2. How do you manage a landscape without losing the plot?
- 3. You can’t
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- 14. “The Commission’s functions are defined as furthering the conservation and control of red deer…”
- 15. Deer should “…be managed as any good farmer would manage his stock…”
- 16. “The Commission has encouraged research into pressure on vegetation especially heather”
- 17. “[DMG plans have] also clearly demonstrated the need for habitat assessment if informed decisions are the be taken.”
- 18. “… the best indicators of sustainable deer management are the condition of the vegetation and of general biodiversity and impacts on ecological processes.”
- 23. You can’t IF, not everyone is telling the same story
- 24. Dr René van der Wal Dr Justin Irvine Dr Mark Reed gmaffey@abdn.ac.uk
- 25. “I do not claim that I can tell a story as it ought to be told. I only claim to know how a story ought to be told” -Mark Twain
- 26. The use of digital technology in traditional landscapes 1. Use of habitat assessments 2. History of habitat management 3. Introducing management innovation 4. Reinventing the innovation
Notas do Editor
- ----- Meeting Notes (10/04/2013 12:16) ----- - Landscape = geographical - Plot = story AND assessment
- ----- Meeting Notes (10/04/2013 12:16) ----- - Landscape = geographical - Plot = story AND assessment
- ----- Meeting Notes (10/04/2013 12:16) ----- - multi actors - multi species -multi objectives
- ----- Meeting Notes (10/04/2013 12:16) ----- - interest - keystone species - relationship habitat and herbivore
- ----- Meeting Notes (10/04/2013 12:16) ----- - Conflict - Traditional herders suspicious evaluation land - Perceived traditional management suspicious of interpretation of assessments
- ----- Meeting Notes (10/04/2013 12:16) ----- - Interested relationship - role of habitat - look back at history
- ----- Meeting Notes (10/04/2013 12:16) ----- - how introduced over time - all still in use
- ----- Meeting Notes (10/04/2013 12:16) ----- - conservation = really good illustration
- ----- Meeting Notes (10/04/2013 12:16) ----- - multi species management focus - is management keeping up with legislation