Avian Conservation presents the findings and insights of leading avian conservationists from around the world including Frances C. James, Ian Newton, Richard L. Hutto, John T. Rotenberry, P. Dee Boerstna, David F. DeSante, Robert C. Fleischer, and many others. Contributors review current research and identify information gaps that need to be filled if conservation measures are to be effectively carried out. They highlight the peril many species are experiencing, showcase important projects, and present the advice of practicing managers. The book features a blend of methodological, empirical, and applied chapters that introduce new ideas and strategies to working managers, and suggest how to most effectively implement research results.
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In Utopia, research into the few existing conservation problems is well designed, longterm, sensitive to scale, and manipulative so that causal relationships between human activity and avian population viability can be developed across spatial, temporal, and ecological scales. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, North America, Northern Spotted Owl, Eastern Egg Rock, Forest Service, Seal Island, Red-cockaded Woodpecker, Hawaiian Goose, New Zealand, Bureau of Land Management, Northern Goshawk, South America, Boreal Owl, John Marzluff, Rex Sallabanks, European Russia, National Audubon Society, Northwest Forest Plan, Arctic Terns, Breeding Bird Survey, Common Terns, Great Basin, Roseate Terns, Vander Haegen, Brown-headed Cowbird New!
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In Utopia, research into the few existing conservation problems is well designed, longterm, sensitive to scale, and manipulative so that causal relationships between human activity and avian population viability can be developed across spatial, temporal, and ecological scales. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, North America, Northern Spotted Owl, Eastern Egg Rock, Forest Service, Seal Island, Red-cockaded Woodpecker, Hawaiian Goose, New Zealand, Bureau of Land Management, Northern Goshawk, South America, Boreal Owl, John Marzluff, Rex Sallabanks, European Russia, National Audubon Society, Northwest Forest Plan, Arctic Terns, Breeding Bird Survey, Common Terns, Great Basin, Roseate Terns, Vander Haegen, Brown-headed Cowbird New!
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- Ecology and Evolution of Cooperative Breeding in Birds by Walter D. Koenig in Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
- Conservation in the Internet Age: Threats And Opportunities by James N. Levitt on page 138, and Back Matter
- Compact City Series: Achieving Sustainable Urban Form by Elizabeth Burton in Back Matter
- People and Predators: From Conflict To Coexistence by Nina Fascione on page 116
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