Reciprocal model for meeting ecological and human needs in restoration projects

November 16, 2017

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Reciprocal Model for Meeting Ecological and Human Needs in Restoration Projects

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Reconciling Theory and Practice: An Alternative Conceptual Framework for Understanding Payments for Environmental Services

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Reconnecting Plants and Pollinators: Challenges in the Restoration of Pollination Mutualisms

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Recovering Riparian Plant Communities with Wolves in Northern Yellowstone, USA

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Recovering Subtidal Forests in Human-dominated Landscapes

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Recovery of faunal communities during tropical forest regeneration

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Recovery of Forest Plant Communities in Post-Agricultural Landscapes

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Recovery of South African Fynbos Vegetation following Alien Woody Plant Clearing and Fire: Implications for Restoration

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Redefining Ecological Engineering to Promote its Integration with Sustainable Development and Tighten its Links with the Whole of Ecology

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