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Integrated research: linking across multi- inter- and trans-disciplinary collaborations

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Allen, Will
Ogilvie, Shaun
Jacobson, Chris
Blackie, Helen
Ataria, James

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Our research context •Centre for Wildlife Management & Conservation (CWMC) at Lincoln University •The success of research in contributing to integrated wildlife management relies on the participation and involvement of different disciplines and stakeholders •Our research is also integrated and contributes directly to support management efforts on-the-ground by a range of different stakeholder groups (Taken from second page of poster)

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Allen, W., Ogilvie, S., Jacobson, C., Blackie, H., Ataria, J. (2013). Integrated research: linking across multi- inter- and trans-disciplinary collaborations. digital poster presented at the First Global Conference on Research Integration and Implementation, Canberra, ACT.

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