Promises and perils for the panda

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May 22, 2015 - Author: Jianguo Liu

Journal or Book Title: Science

Keywords: Pandas; coupled human and natural systems

Volume/Issue: Vol. 348/Issue 6235

Page Number(s): 642

Year Published: 2015

Insights/Letters

Type of Publication: Journal Article

Editor(s): Jennifer Sills

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Tags: center for systems integration and sustainability, coupled human and natural systems, pandas

Authors

Jianguo

Jianguo "Jack" Liu
liuji@msu.edu

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