Exploitation Conservation Preservation: A Geographic Perspective on Natural Resource Use
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Exploitation Conservation Preservation: A Geographic Perspective on Natural Resource Use

by Susan L. Cutter, William H. Renwick

Environmental Science Geography Natural Resources
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Exploitation Conservation Preservation presents a geographic perspective on natural resource use. By placing exploitation, conservation, and preservation at the center of its subject, the book provides a foundation for considering how resources, environments, and human activity are connected across places.

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Exploitation Conservation Preservation: A Geographic Perspective on Natural Resource Use examines natural resource use through the lens of geography.

The title brings together three central concerns: exploitation, conservation, and preservation.

Its geographic perspective emphasizes how resource use relates to places, environments, and human activity.

Written by Susan L. Cutter and William H. Renwick, this book is suited to readers studying geography, environmental subjects, and natural resources.

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