Dear Christopher,

Significantly, in relation to your question, I think the following theories could be considered.

1. Ecological Modernization Theory

2. Resilience Theory

3. Ecological Footprint Theory

4. Adaptive Governance Theory

5. Social-Ecological Systems Theory

6. Earth Systems Governance Theory

7. Resource-Oriented Development Theory

8. Environmental Justice Theory

9. Commons Theory

10. Participatory Governance Theory

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the most important theory related to the study about Sustainable Land Management and Environmental Protection is the reources use limit by plants and vegetation carrying capacity

Thank you.

Management in general involves sustainability. I work with my studies to set up Felgens I2E2 Model used to facilitate long last change. It is not a theory - rather a methodology involving facilitating your vision via:

I1 - Inspiration (inspiring all about the importance of the vision)

I2 - Building change within the Infrastructure (policies, procedures (forms, etc.), orientation and ongoing ed activities)

E1 - Education - such as orientation and ongoing ed activities

E2 - Evidence (success of initiative including ongoing re: valuation data, payment systems and other outcome measures).

Dear, Dr, Friday Christopher

The theory of learning organization, which is one of the suggestions of global thinkers, can be the basis of organizational change or a goal. But in my opinion, the best component in this field is "managing the effectiveness" of the best option of environmental change. For example:

Be capable of being wise.

the law of resource utilization restriction by Plant and soil water vegetation carrying capacity. The resources use limit by plants and vegetation carrying capacity in water and nutrient regions is space resources use limit by plants and space vegetation carrying capacityThe resources use limit by plants and vegetation carrying capacity in water limited regions is soil water resources use limit by plants and soil water vegetation carrying capacity. The soil water resources use limit by plants is the soil water resources when the soil water content is equal to the wilting coefficient in the range from land surface to the maximum infiltration depth (290cm), which change with plant type and location. The wilting coefficient changes with soil depth in the maximum infiltration depth. Soil water vegetation carrying capacity refers to the maximum amount soil water resources per unit area can maintain the healthy growth of indicating plants in the critical period plant of plant- water relationship regulation, which change with plant types, acclimate change (time and location).

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the law of resource utilization restriction by Plant and vegetation carrying capacity. The resources use limit by plants and vegetation carrying capacity in water and nutrient rich regions is space resources use limit by plants and space vegetation carrying capacity.The resources use limit by plants and vegetation carrying capacity in water limited regions is soil water resources use limit by plants and soil water vegetation carrying capacity. The soil water resources use limit by plants is the soil water resources when the soil water content is equal to the wilting coefficient in the range from land surface to the maximum infiltration depth (290cm), which change with plant type and location. The wilting coefficient changes with soil depth in the maximum infiltration depth. Soil water vegetation carrying capacity refers to the maximum amount soil water resources per unit area can maintain the healthy growth of indicating plants in the critical period plant of plant- water relationship regulation, which change with plant types, acclimate change (time and location).