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Conservation Ecology
Blog for the EEMB168 Conservation Ecology class at UC Santa Barbara.
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Santa Barbara Ocean Film Festival / October 22-23
This looks like a great opportunity to see how media is used to portray marine issues!
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Lecture 17 - Marine Conservation
Lecture 16 - The Future
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Ehrlich 1988
Leopold 1949
Vitousek et al. 1997
McCarty 2001
Worm et al. 2009
Balmford et al. 2002
Crowder et al. 2006
Groom et al. 2008
Newton and Freyfogle 2005
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