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edited by H. Thomas Foster II, Lisa M. Paciulli, and David J. Goldstein
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"This book ultimately offers hope for the future in addressing ecological concerns by pointing out where this approach to understanding agent based ecological choices can be applied to modern problems in some cases, and offers answers to complex problems related to our environment."—MCJA Book Reviews
"The book's historic approach to environmental management brings new ideas about how to evaluate the sustainability of forestry and agriculture, how to measure biodiversity across time and space, the necessity for history in assessing resilience, and much more. Knowledge of long-term ecological impacts offers important new tools for durable conservation."—Carole Crumley, Uppsala University, Sweden
"This is an excellent series of studies demonstrating the relevance of archaeology and historical ecology for achieving a better understanding of the modern world. How humans responded to as well as shaped environmental changes in the past, the papers in this volume show, offer lessons as well as tools for dealing with the dramatic changes that our species will be confronting in the future."—David G. Anderson, University of Tennessee
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