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Absorptive capacity as a guiding concept for effective public sector management and conservation of freshwater ecosystems

Author: Murray, K ; Roux, DJ ; Nel, JL ; Driver, A ; Freimund, W Date: Mar 2011 The ability of an organisation to recognise the value of new external information, acquire it, assimilate it, transform, and exploit it, namely its absorptive capacity (AC), has been much researched in the context of commercial organisations ... Read more
Expanding protected areas beyond their terrestrial comfort zone: identifying spatial options for river conservation

Author: Nel, JL ; Reyers, B ; Roux, DJ ; Cowling, RM Date: Aug 2009 There has been very little consideration of freshwater ecosystems in identifying and designing protected areas. Recent studies suggest that protected areas hold enormous potential to conserve freshwater biodiversity if augmented with appropriate ... Read more
Focus on CSIR research in pollution waste: Planning and policy for the systematic conservation of freshwater biodiversity

Author: Roux, D Date: Aug 2007 The key capabilities of systematic conservation of freshwater biodiversity are as follows; Cross-sectoral engagement of biodiversity specialists and practitioners in developing policy objectives, setting conservation targets and debating ... Read more

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