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Management Of Dugong: An Endangered Marine Species of Traditional Significance
Management Of Dugong: An Endangered Marine Species of Traditional Significance
Claudia L. Baldwin
Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority
1985 (Reprinted April 1987)
SUMMARY 
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CONTENTS [Adobe Acrobat Format 235.04KB]
SECTIONS 1-7 [Adobe Acrobat Format 1054.39KB]
- The Problem
- Need For Management
- Information Needs
- Theory of Participation
- Participation in an Integrated Program of Research, Management and Education
- Responsibility for Development of an Integrated Management Program
- Conclusion
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS [Adobe Acrobat Format 27.61KB]
BIBLIOGRAPHY [Adobe Acrobat Format 221.95KB]
APPENDIX [Adobe Acrobat Format 191.56KB]
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