Structured Decision Making : Case Studies in Natural Resource Management /

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"Michael Runge and his coeditors have prepared a collection that walks the reader through about fifteen real-world examples in which structured decision making, or SDM, was used to solve wildlife management problems. SDM is a useful approach to problems with conflicting interests, competing pri...

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Otros Autores: Runge, Michael Carl, 1967- (Editor )
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Baltimore : Johns Hopkins University Press, 2020.
Colección:Book collections on Project MUSE.
Temas:
Wildlife management > Decision making.
Conservation of natural resources > Decision making.
Conservation des ressources naturelles > Prise de decision.
Electronic books.
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • 1. Decision Analysis for Managing Public Natural Resources / Michael C. Runge and Ellen A. Bean
  • Part I: Structuring Decisions
  • 2. Introduction to Structuring Decisions / David R. Smith
  • 3. Allocating Funds under the National Fish Habitat Action Plan / Michael C. Runge
  • 4. Keeping Hawai'i's Forest Birds One Step Ahead of Disease in a Warming World / Eben H. Paxton and Jim Kraus
  • Part II: Addressing Trade-Offs
  • 5. Introduction to Multi-criteria Decision Analysis / Sarah J. Converse
  • 6. Strategic Conservation of an Imperiled Freshwater Mussel, the Dwarf Wedgemussel, in North Carolina / David R. Smith and Sarah E. McRae-- 7. Spawning Closures for Coral Reef Fin Fish / Terry Walshe and Stephanie Slade
  • 8. Managing Water for Oil Sands Mining / Dan W. Ohlson, Andrew J. Paul, and Graham E. Long
  • Part III: Addressing Resource Allocation
  • 9. Introduction to Resource Allocation / James E. Lyons
  • 10. Resource Allocation for Coastal Wetland Management: Confronting Uncertainty about Sea Level Rise / James E. Lyons, Kevin S. Kalasz, Gregory Breese, and Clint W. Boal
  • 11. Reserve Network Design for Prairie-Dependent Taxa in South Puget Sound / Sarah J. Converse, Beth Gardner, and Steven Morey
  • 12. Optimizing Resource Allocation for Managing a Shrub Invading Alpine Peatlands in Australia / Joslin L. Moore and Charlie Pascoe
  • Part IV: Addressing Risk
  • 13. Introduction to Risk Analysis / Michael C. Runge and Sarah J. Converse
  • 14. Addressing Disease Risk to Develop a Health Program for Bighorn Sheep in Montana / Sarah N. Sells, Michael S. Mitchell, and Justin A. Gude
  • 15. Hedging against Uncertainty When Granting Permits for Mitigation / Jean Fitts Cochrane, Taber D. Allison, and Eric V. Lonsdorf
  • 16. Dealing with Risk Attitudes in Supplementary Feeding of Mauritius Olive White-Eyes / Stefano Canessa, Christelle Ferriere, Nicolas Zuël, and John G. Ewen
  • Part V: Addressing Knowledge Gaps
  • 17. Introduction to Prediction and the Value of Information / David R. Smith
  • 18. Developing Performance Criteria for a Population Model for Indiana Bat Conservation / Jennifer A. Szymanski and Lori B. Pruitt
  • 19. Using a Research Experiment to Reduce Key Uncertainty about Managing Vernal Pool Habitats for Obligate Amphibian Species / Adam W. Green and Larissa L. Bailey
  • 20. Prioritizing Uncertainties to Improve Management of a Reintroduction Program / Sarah J. Converse
  • Part VI: Addressing Linked and Dynamic Decisions
  • 21. Introduction to Linked and Dynamic Decisions / Michael C. Runge
  • 22. Restoration of Wetlands in the Prairie Pothole Region / Victoria M. Hunt, Melinda G. Knutson, and Eric V. Lonsdorf
  • 23. An Adaptive Approach to Vegetation Management in Native Prairies of the Northern Great Plains / Clinton T. Moore, Jill J. Gannon, Terry L. Shaffer, and Cami S. Dixon
  • 24. Decision Implementation and the Double-Loop Processin Adaptive Management of Horseshoe Crab Harvest in Delaware Bay / Conor P. McGowan, James E. Lyons, and David R. Smith.

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