Negotiating multiple motivations in the science and practice of ecological restoration

Wyborn, Carina; Jellinek, Sacha; Cooke, Benjamin

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Negotiating multiple motivations in the science and practice of ecological restoration

Date

2012

Authors

Wyborn, Carina

Jellinek, Sacha

Cooke, Benjamin

Publisher

Blackwell Publishing Ltd

Abstract

In a recent piece in EMR, Burbidge et al. discussed some major impediments to linking research and practice in ecological restoration and management. They identified a lack of collaboration between research and practice, poor communication, inappropriate