Resources for Recognising and Setting Limits
Resources for Recognising and Setting Limits
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Tyson, Bob (1989). Limits of Acceptable Change (LAC) - An evaluation of the concept for introduction as a Department of Conservation resource planning technique. Department of Conservation.
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