The Role of Environmental Education and Communication , by Paula Tarnapol Whitacre, 1996. Recognizing the environmental and economic benefits of biodiversity means acknowledging how people protect or destroy the earth's biological richness.
People make decisions and take action based on information, perceptions, and alternatives.
This paper emphasizes that effective policy development comes from integrating people's needs, perspectives, and behaviors into the development process. Visit our contact page to find the appropriate resource.