Rethinking park protection : treading the uncommon ground of environmental beliefs /
This book proposes answers to the question of why parks are failing their mandate to be preserved undiminished for future generations. Those answers are deeply embedded in one word: belief. The book provides a practical guide for preparing park managers for a new era where the beliefs that created p...
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Language: | English |
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Wallingford, Oxfordshire, UK :
CABI,
2012.
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Table of Contents:
- Foreword: Why Science is Failing our Parks
- Preface: A Call to Action
- The Ecology of Belief: It's all in the Connections
- The Power and Theory of Belief: The Real Limits of Preservation
- The Ecology, Energy, and Dynamics of Belief
- Norms, Ethics, and Beliefs in Our Parks
- Organizational Beliefs: From Visionary to Functionary
- Beliefs, as Values, Possessions, and Lenses
- Credibility, Authenticity, Believability, and Park Maintenance
- Patterns of Thinking: Structures of Believing
- The Nesting Habits of Beliefs: and the Belief Tree
- The Symbolism of Beliefs: Signs, Symbols, Icons, and Omens
- This I Believe: Discovering Your Belief System
- Belief Bites: Truisms, Metaphors, Aphorisms, and the Wisdom of the Ages
- Beliefs as Environmental Super Highways and Roadblocks
- Belief-Based Science and Research Methods
- From Beliefs to Science and Back Again
- The Politics of Belief: Park Wildlife as a Case Study
- Environmental Beliefs as Spiritual, Sacred, and Religious
- Toward Environmental Sanity through the Ecology of Belief
- Parks as Belief: Making Peace with Paradox.