Foundations of Restoration Ecology

by Donald A. Falk (Editor), Margaret A. Palmer (Editor), Joy B. Zedler (Editor)

Foundations of Restoration Ecology advances the science behind the

practice of restoring ecosystems while exploring ways in which restoration

ecology can inform basic ecological questions. It provides the first

comprehensive overview of the theoretical foundations of restoration

ecology, and is a must-have volume for anyone involved in restoration

research, teaching, or practice.

Genres: Science, Plants, Ecology

384 pages, Paperback

First published April 14, 2006

Reviews

[Gabrielle]

This book is quite good. Each chapter is written by a different set of authors who are experts in that specific area of restoration ecology. Known ecological theories are discussed in the context of real restoration efforts.

[Sara]

See the other restoration ecology book on my list for the review.

[Melody Rudenko]

Mostly read, good basics, lots of theory for reader to mull.

[Anna Funk]

Just what you'd expect.