"Ecological Applications"

Key Phrases: New York, American Naturalist, Ecological Applications, Cambridge University Press, United States, Oxford University Press, jacquemontia reclinata, topographic heterogeneity, tidal creek networks, restoration practitioners, restoration ecology, damaging invaders (see more)

Key Phrases: New York, American Naturalist, Ecological Applications, Cambridge University Press, United States, Oxford University Press, Journal of Ecology, San Diego, Academic Press, Island Press, Sierra Nevada, Ecology Letters, North America, Vander Zanden, Sinauer Associates, Biological Conservation, Ecological Monographs, Great Basin, University of Chicago Press, Restoring Ecological Communities, Lake Tahoe, National Academy of Sciences, Restore Ecosystems Affected, Using Ecological Theory, Mono Lake, jacquemontia reclinata, topographic heterogeneity, tidal creek networks, restoration practitioners, restoration ecology, damaging invaders, mean trait value, restoration outcomes, restoration settings, ordination space, restoration experiments, species redundancy, restoration targets, restoration context, regional species pool, ecosystem reliability, metapopulation size, contemporary evolution, population viability analysis, landscape genetics, restoration research, refuge populations, ecological restoration, restoration ecologists, restoration site (see less)

Key Phrases: New York, United Kingdom, Ecological Applications, American Naturalist, Cambridge University Press, United States, underprotection errors, seed demography, mean persistence time, indirect genetic methods, seed survivorship, manual perturbation (see more)

Key Phrases: New York, United Kingdom, Ecological Applications, American Naturalist, Cambridge University Press, United States, Cape Sable, Forest Service, Island Press, Sinauer Associates, Journal of Animal Ecology, Endangered Species Act, Oxford University Press, Shark River Slough, Monte Carlo, New Jersey, Theoretical Population Biology, University of Chicago Press, Biological Sciences, Animal Conservation, Apple Valley, Ecological Monographs, Big Cypress, Academic Press, Everglades National Park, underprotection errors, seed demography, mean persistence time, indirect genetic methods, seed survivorship, manual perturbation, using population viability analysis, precautionary conservation, discrete population growth, required carrying capacity, extinction barrier, different viability predictions, grizzly bear data, first simulated data, incorporating parameter uncertainty, meaningful biological difference, population viability models, criteria for spectacled eiders, time horizon standard, founder genome equivalents, different vital rates, pedigree analyses, supportive breeding, imprecise case, demographic variance (see less)

Key Phrases: New York, Ecological Applications, Chesapeake Bay, Corn Belt, Coast Range, Cambridge University Press, effective area model, effective area approach, riverine management, landscape ecology concepts, small patch patterns, ecological response variable (see more)

Key Phrases: New York, Ecological Applications, Chesapeake Bay, Corn Belt, Coast Range, Cambridge University Press, Forest Service, Black River, Pacific Northwest, John Wiley, Great Lakes, North America, Boca Raton, Michigan State University, Stafford Smith, National Science Foundation, Columbia University Press, Conservation Ecology, Savannah River Site, American Fisheries Society, Flint Hills, Michigan Department of Natural Resources, Academic Press, Geological Survey, Konza Prairie, effective area model, effective area approach, riverine management, landscape ecology concepts, small patch patterns, ecological response variable, private industrial lands, wetland connectivity, grazing distribution, landscape integrity, small habitat patches, butterfly densities, cause edge effects, landscape ecology principles, landscape ecologists, woody encroachment, focal species, creating landscape patterns, forage utilization, natural hydrologic regime, wetland quality, stream ecologists, edge permeability, landscape spatial pattern, stream biota (see less)

Key Phrases: Forest Service, Grand Canyon, Department of Agriculture, New York, Northwest Forest Plan, Ecological Applications, conceptual ecological models, effectiveness monitoring plan, applied science strategy, regional monitoring strategy, ecoregional monitoring, ecoregional initiatives (see more)

Key Phrases: Forest Service, Grand Canyon, Department of Agriculture, New York, Northwest Forest Plan, Ecological Applications, General Technical Report, United States, Florida Keys, Glen Canyon Dam, Pacific Northwest Research Station, Environmental Protection Agency, North American, Shark River Slough, Everglades National Park, Florida Bay, Lucie Press, National Park Service, Bureau of Land Management, Florida Everglades, Geological Survey, Island Press, Delray Beach, National Academy Press, National Research Council, conceptual ecological models, effectiveness monitoring plan, applied science strategy, regional monitoring strategy, ecoregional monitoring, ecoregional initiatives, ecosystem initiatives, adaptive monitoring design, bird monitoring programs, hydroperiod marshes, effectiveness monitoring program, aquatic conservation strategy, slough system, adaptive ecosystem management, ecosystem monitoring programs, stressor action, water conservation areas, bird survey data, restoration targets, marl prairies, regional monitoring program, nesting events, forest plan, monitoring questions, forest ecosystem management assessment team (see less)