Integrating Multiple Knowledge Systems into Environmental Decision-making: Two Case Studies of Participatory Biodiversity Initiatives in Canada and their Implications for Conceptions of Education and Public Involvement

Author： ElinKelsey  

Publisher： White Horse Press

ISSN： 1752-7015

Source： Environmental Values, Vol.12, Iss.3, 2003-08, pp. : 381-396

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