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Changing World The question of how to use wildlife resources has
many biological and economic facets, and ways of considering it
are heavily influenced by tradition. Assumptions about the
benefits of public management pro- grams vary widely. At one
extreme we have dollar-oriented standards that can become
exploitive and shortsighted. At the opposite extreme are
socially important esthetic va