The Cutting Edge: Conserving Wildlife in Logged Tropical Forests

Edited by Robert A. Fimbel, John G. Robinson, and Alejandro Grajal

Paper, 700 pages, 104 photos; 44 line art
ISBN: 978-0-231-11455-4
$73.00 / £43.00

December, 2001
Cloth, 700 pages, 104 photos; 44 line art
ISBN: 978-0-231-11454-7
$156.50 / £92.00

"Conservation of biodiversity is not only a scientific issue but also one of economics. This book bridges the gaps and differing objectives very well, and gives a balanced treatment of a complex and volatile global issues." — Biodiversity

"Will do much to encourage a more informed thoughtfulness by those who are in a position to interact with decision makers who guide and manage logging company practices...Well done!" — Northeastern Naturalist

Related Subjects

• Conservation Biology

Series

• Biology and Resource Management Series

About the Author

Robert A. Fimbel is chief scientist for the Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission. John G. Robinson is senior vice president for international programs at the Wildlife Conservation Society. Alejandro Grajal is director of the Latin American and Caribbean program at the Audubon Society.

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