Abigail Allan
Doctor of Philosophy, (Natural Resource Management)
Study Completed: 2009
College of Sciences
Citation
Thesis Title
Decision-Making in Conservation: A model to Improve the Allocation of Resources amongst National Parks
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The ability of government agencies to manage threats to their national parks is often compromised by limited resources and institutional complexity. Ms Allan''sresearch highlighted the need for protected area management agencies to take lessons from the commercial sector and incorporate elements of business practices into conservation decisions. In particular, these elements included comprehensive inventory and data management. The decision-making approach developed in her research aggregated complex data in a way that improves governments’ ability to manage national parks and the associated environmental, economic, and social benefits they provide to society.
Supervisors
Professor John Holland
Professor Sarah Leberman
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