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... impacts, e.g., trawling. Marine sanctuaries may impose costs through displaced fishing effort and short-term reductions in catches, although the empirical evidence of these effects is scant (Babcock pers comm Science under siege- comment on Kearney article Faith, vested interests and the scientific method...

... this increasing sophistication is a good thing, but it is import- ant for journalists to go beyond those vested interests and obvious sources to talk to people with a first-hand knowledge. This always takes more time and the message might end up being the same, but the impact is stronger and credibility...

... as a resource, both groups are calling for the same outcome. In the 70 s and 80 s, and probably prior, horses were let go in the park for breeding, and the tradition of regarding the horses as a private resource developed (A. Jackson, Armidale, pers.comm. 2004). These neighbours therefore have a vested interest...

... the cause of both the global and local environmental crises we face, but also allows us to reasonably predict the future. Sometimes Recher seems to despair that not enough will be done in time to halt the slide and repair the damage and that short-term vested interests will pre- dominate. While Recher rails...

... romantic elsewhere , reflecting a mixed wild dogs to begin with. They have swallowed up dingoes up repertoire of feelings regarding animals. The NWDAP definitionally, and then claim to be able to spit them back is an example of a vested interest in separating the issues out as pure specimens. As well...

... who has long term vested interests in carrying out use their skills to get it across to the broader community. monitoring, so that when your own program finishes - And it s got to be something that goes on. It s got to be and all programs championed by individuals will finish part of your strategy...

... visible in the form of caves and a well. On the nearby mainland are approximately 80 000 residents in the rapidly expanding city of Rockingham (Rockingham City Council 1999). Other stakeholders who have a vested interest in the island are volunteers working for CALM on the island. A group referring...

... predictions or getting involved in social or environmental issues where predictions are needed and the data base is incomplete. Far from being virtues, these attributes of Australian scientists make it too easy for them to be captured by vested interests and manipulated by ill-informed and scientifically...

... predictions are needed and the data base is incomplete. Far from being virtues, these attributes of Australian scientists make it too easy for them to be captured by vested interests and manipulated by ill-informed and scientifically illiterate politicians. The results are a lack of understanding within...

... and Alliance conservation group, and advocacy groups such as Fraser Island Defenders Organisation and Save Fraser Island Dingoes Inc. whom all have concerns and a vested interest regarding the risk and/or conservation of the island dingo population. The Strategy review and recent Implementation Plan review...

... by landholders or their relatives (as opposed to hunters with no vested interest in the land itselt). They therefore contended that the protection of livestock provided the greater financial incentive for controlling dingoes and that bounty payments may have been trivial by comparison. The present study supports...

.... The process is ongoing. Good will has been, and remains, critical to the whole attempt: maintaining cordial relations with property owners whose land borders the reserves (a sensitive business, at times); negotiating with the brick companies who have vested interests in the region; drawing on a pool...

... (MacDonald 2006). The representation of flying-foxes in mainstream sources is currently championed mainly by those with a vested interest in the species, with many of the examples we highlighted demonstrating that including flying-foxes to date has often been solely limited to the initiatives...

... for sustainable forestry from politicians Philip Collier, Robert Robinson and Walter Kingsmill, as well as the Australian Forest League, a society of timber industry figures and other citizens. The challenge came from entrenched industry interests, especially Millars Timber and Trading Company, Ltd., which held...

... of, and access to, the Austra- lian natural environment The Commonwealth is limited in what it can do within the ambit of the Constitution which vests the responsibi lity for wildlife management in the States and Territories. The Commonwealth has, however, been active in feral control through the Department...

... of extinctions. It also reflects the tensions in Australia inherent in the constitutional responsibility for ‘national’ parks being vested in the states and the issues this still raises for Australia's international responsibilities for global biodiversity. Royal National Park Yellowstone National Park...

... it ~ z y s it. It doesn't go rushing In as some conservation bodies do, on very incomplete evidence. We have been con- cerned with the problems of kangaroos, such as they are and in proper perspective, for quite some time and, indeed, I found it rather interesting today when Ipulled out of my bookshelfa...