In this paper I explored the effectiveness of signature Australian conservation planning policies – the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park rezoning and NE NSW Forestry Agreements.
Tag Archives: systematic conservation planning
Impact evaluations rare in conservation planning
Our review of over 10,000 articles relating to systematic conservation planning resulted in us identifying only three high quality evaluations of implemented plans.
Planning for implementation
Vanessa Adams and colleagues have published a fantastic guide to designing implementation strategies alongside conservation plans.
The taming of the review
Our review of software to aid end-to-end management of systematic reviews or systematic maps is now available open access via Environmental Evidence.
Freakonomics as inspiration
It’s time to admit, the popular podcast series ‘Freakonomics Radio’ produced by Dubner Productions and WNYC Studios is amongst the most insightful resources I draw on as a PhD student studying impact evaluation.
Historic landscape, uncertain future
The New Forest, where a national park is home to grazing animals, and the name ‘New’ is almost a century old.
Why ‘it’s scary’ is a lame excuse for not engaging in science communication
Today I woke up to an email alert announcing that I am now on YouTube, standing there delivering a talk for all the world to see.
Dr Emma J McIntosh 