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information in management plan design was generalised to both countries perhaps slightly
weakens
the position, and highlights the need for a wider assessment not limited to one
particular group of organisations or political and bureaucratic climate.
Nevertheless, convincing statistics as to the lack of use of scientific research were presented,
similar to the situation at Broadlands (an important wetland area in the UK), where only 2% of
actions were based upon primary literature (Sutherland et al, 2004),
and similar gaps have
been identified in the design of nature reserves (Prendergast et al, 1999). There was also found
to be little evidence collected or reported on the consequences of conservation actions to
inform future action (Sutherland et al, 2004), a problem also identified by Pullin &
Knight
(2005).
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