Copyright

William J. Sutherland, Tatsuya Amano, Nicolas Boenisch, Samantha H. Cheng, Alec P. Christie, H. Charles J. Godfray, Matthew J. Grainger, Angela R. McLean, William H. Morgan, Nancy Ockendon, Nicola P. Randall, Ullrika Sahlin, Thomas B. White

Published On

2022-12-06

Page Range

pp. 95–132

Language

  • English

4. Presenting Conclusions from Assessed Evidence

Applying evidence builds on the conclusions of the assessment of the evidence. The aim of the chapter is to describe a range of ways of summarising and visualising different types of evidence so that it can be used in various decision-making processes. Evidence can also be presented as part of evidence capture sheets, argument maps, mind maps, theories of change, Bayesian networks or evidence restatements.

Contributors

William J. Sutherland

(author)
Conservation Science Group, Department of Zoology at University of Cambridge

Angela R. McLean

(author)
Oxford Martin School at University of Oxford

William H. Morgan

(author)
Conservation Science Group, Department of Zoology at University of Cambridge

Nancy Ockendon

(author)
Endangered Landscapes Programme, Cambridge Conservation Initiative at University of Cambridge

Ullrika Sahlin

(author)
Centre for Environmental and Climate Science at Lund University

Thomas B. White

(author)
Conservation Science Group, Department of Zoology at University of Cambridge