Perils and Promise of Privately Owned Protected Areas
Despite their recent proliferation, and studies of them, private parks remain largely a mystery. Langholz and Lassoie discuss the current state of knowledge regarding privately owned parks worldwide, emphasizing their current status, various types and principal strengths and weaknesses.
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| description | Despite their recent proliferation, and studies of them, private parks remain largely a mystery. Langholz and Lassoie discuss the current state of knowledge regarding privately owned parks worldwide, emphasizing their current status, various types and principal strengths and weaknesses. |
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