Monitoring for change workshop proceedings. Land use in Canada SERIES Number 28 / Paul C. Rump,Norah M. Hilary (editores)

Index, illustrated cover, table photograph, map

Use monitoring, and degradation research issues and role papers, land issues and monitoring in british columbia, Roberts, monitoring changes in albertas agricultural land base, birch, farmiand conversion in tre winnipeg region-maclean, the role of land, use chenge in the management of the, niagara escarpment, mchkikibbon, the contribution of regional county municilities to land management and lan use zoninz in queben, a summary of the recent chenge detection projects carried, qut in new brunswick, dereny M dillon, peters, and morgan, public perception of land-degradation issues in canada, rutherford, land data requirements for national policy and program, workshops, land degradation monitoring why where for whom, chair tabi the role and status of land, use change monitoring regionally and, nationally in canada, chair M dillon, user requirerements for a land, use monitoring program, chair drummond, the contribution and impact of monitoring on policy formulation, evaluation, and program planning, cheir Ctatlor, priority areas in canada for a land, use monitoring response cheir, cambray, prime resource sectors or issues which warrant a monitoring response, chair, mazur; methods and techniques for land, use change and degradation monnitoring, papers, the use of air ohotography for monitoring land, use change in canada s fruitlands, seguin; methods and techniques to monitor land degradation chair, russwurm; workhops, methods and techniques to monitor land dergradation cheair, russwurm; strategies for cooperation, workshops, the significance of cooperation in resolving land,degradation problems in canada, grit; apéndices, selected land monitoring references.

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