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...). Biodiversity Legislation, Vegetation, Habitat Environmental and Planning Law Journal 7 175 80 COLE, D. N., 1992. Wilderness management: has it come of age? Journal of Soil and Water Conservation 45(3): 360-64 (May-June 1990). Wilderness management: has it come of age? Journal of Soil and Water...

... conservation. Chpt. 11 in A Natural Legacy: Ecology in Australia (2nd edition), edited by H. F. Recher, D. Lunney and I. Dunn. Pergamon Press, Rushcutters Bay NSW. Mackey, B. G., Lesslie, R. G., Lindenmayer, D. B. and Nix, H. A. 1998. Wilderness and its place in nature conservation in Australia. Pacific...

... favoured a route which would have divided the two major wilderness areas of the Gippsland forests in Victoria by creating a fenced impenetrable barrier to some wildlife. Planning authorities need to address the impacts of fragmentation of natural habitats by such developments. Although it is difficult...

... A commentary on Larry Carter's paper Sue Walker NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service, Grafton, NSW 2460 Larry Carter has excelled in outlining wilderness and biodiversity from a legal, and international and Australian viewpoint. He also provides a useful map of wilderness in New South Wales. I provide some...

... speaker address to the NSW NCC AGM on 28 October 2001(attached is a slightly modified version suitable for AZ). His priorities for nature conservation and, in particular, his view that wilderness is an impediment to conserving biodiversity, generated strong reactions. It is a debate that has many...

... IUCN UNESCO National Parks idea wilderness nature conservation World Heritage Convention [Addison Report] [UK] Report of the National Parks Committee Parliamentary Papers 1930-31, Cmd 3851, xvi, 283-414. Anon. 1904.Emu, 4(2) (October 1904), 84. Australia 2012a. Department...

... efforts. National parks New South Wales Biodiversity conservation politics ideology New South Wales National Parks Advisory Council Scientific Committee advising the Minister for Lands Wilderness Long–term ecological research reserve selection WildCountry 2017 257 Introduction A large body...

...: an Analysis of its incidence and review of the pathology and management of crocodilian attacks in general. Wilderness Environ Med, 16(3):143-159. Crocodile attack in Australia: an Analysis of its incidence and review of the pathology and management of crocodilian attacks in general Wilderness Environ Med...

... 2003). Owing to the lack of comprehensive assessment of its impacts, especially over long term use (White et al. 2006), mountain biking remains restricted and/or banned in some ecologically fragile areas, such as parts of the Cairngorm Mountains in Scotland (Hanley et al. 2002) and wilderness zones...

... process, for by being out of touch with nature, we risk destroying it. The author considers the role that the environment movement has had in separating humans and wilderness by idealising the latter as authentically pristine or untouched . She argues that this separation is founded on a dichotomy...

... contested, and even excluded when other values, such as a wilderness designation, present a reason to limit access to researchers (e.g. Recher and Lunney 2003). This paper presents my interpretation of the history of this contested ideal. Specifically, I argue that protected areas are a magnificent place...

..., the case of a dispute over the proposed construction of a dam designed for power generation and that will flood a valley at presently partly wilderness area and partly devoted to agricultural uses. Confronting any dispute resolution mechanism will be a host of diffuse and debatable issues...