Wide content depends on causal-historical relations to the external environment, relations that outstrip causal topology.
The findings of the study reveal interesting insights into the walking behavior-built environment relations.
In order to develop the subject, we suggest that future research try to measure the relative weights that people assign to different components of utility for each travel and then analyze the travel behavior-built environment relations.
It is thus an increasingly interesting question as to how this new framing of human-environment relations influences and impacts pastoralism-nature conservation relationships.
However, Reid's willingness to engage with different epistemologies, lifelong dedication to the study of savanna ecology, and her commitment to a socially and ecologically balanced and just perspective on human-environment relations results in a job well done.
The scale created by Hartig et al. (1997a, b) with its 26 items to describe the human-environment relations with its four subscales is the best-clarified and most easily accessible scale.
Some urban environmental governance literature takes up questions of nonhuman agency, generally focusing on human-environment relations and their influence on decision-makers involved in planning, politics, and management.
The results of this research are not only significant for its methodological contributions in anthropological archaeology but also have broader significance for researchers interested in interdisciplinary approaches in assessing the long-term dynamics of human-environment relations.
The rise of the ecosystem services approach is very much a part of both the rethinking of new conservation measures and new ways of conceptualising human-environment relations by the International Conservation and Policy Communities (see European Union (EU) Nature & Biodiversity Partnerships2009; WWF (2010); Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) (2010); Countdown2010).
Understanding body size-environment relations is therefore critical to understanding population processes in grizzly bears, particularly reproductive success and population growth.
The point can be linked to Maturana and Varela's (1980) influential differentiation between external organism-environment relations (structural coupling) and the local physiological operation of the organism (operational closure).
