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General reference list: Books on restoration ecology (the bibliographic
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Restoration ecology: Ecological restoration as a technique for basic research. Chapter 1 (pages 1-21) in Restoration Ecology by Jordan et al. (1987). | |
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Objectives and basic concepts for restoration ecology. Draft manuscript by E.B. Allen and Z. Naveh. | |
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Environmental Restoration: Introduction by J.J. Berger in (1988). | |
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Restoration Ecology: The new frontier. Chapter 1 (pages 1-11) in Rehabilitating Damaged Ecosystems by J. Cairns (1988). | |
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Restoration Ecology: A synthetic approach to ecological research. Chapter 2 (pages 12-21), in Rehabilitating Damaged Ecosystems by J. Cairns (1988). | |
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Restoration of Aquatic Ecosystems: Summary chapter (pages 1-14) by NRC. | |
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Systems and systems analysis. Chapter 1 (1-36) in Systems ecology by R.L. Kitching. | |
