What is a Conservation Biologist?

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The author reflects on the role and responsibility of conservation biologist. He cites one definitive view which states that conservation biologist will act as a mechanic in the society in which he is flexible to adjust the mechanism of nature to achieve as efficiently possible. He also stresses that conservation biologist should not take a patronizing attitude toward the public and must reject the role of biological mechanics and embrace organicism.

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Norton, B. G. (1988). What is a Conservation Biologist? Conservation Biology, 2(3), 237–238. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1523-1739.1988.tb00177.x

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