Tag: GWW

• Clear consideration of costs, condition and conservation benefits yields better planning outcomes

  

  I’ve recently had a paper published in Biological Conservation with colleagues from the University of Western Australia and University of Queensland, which has been featured on the CEED website. This work has been several years in the making, so it’s fantastic to see it finally out! Spatial conservation planning is all about figuring out how…

  Megan Evans

  October 1, 2015

  Blog, research

  conservation, Conservation planning, great western woodlands, GWW, spatial prioritization, western australia