On Improving the Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences: A Reply
Knight (1993) claims that we in applied ecology already are recruiting the right type of students, are educating them properly, and that applied ecology is itself progressing adequately. I throughly maintain that his claims cannot stand up to counterexample nor to logical analysis. We must project o...
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| description | Knight (1993) claims that we in applied ecology already are recruiting the right type of students, are educating them properly, and that applied ecology is itself progressing adequately. I throughly maintain that his claims cannot stand up to counterexample nor to logical analysis. We must project our ideals out beyond the status quo; attaining them will require revolutionary changes in how we recruit and educate students. |
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