best practice in restoration
... is invested into improving and restoring aquatic habitat quality in Europe, including aspects of water quality, structural diversity, as well as connectivity. To date, many of the restoration actions are based on gut feeling rather than on scientific evidence, and many of the realized restoration pr ...
... is invested into improving and restoring aquatic habitat quality in Europe, including aspects of water quality, structural diversity, as well as connectivity. To date, many of the restoration actions are based on gut feeling rather than on scientific evidence, and many of the realized restoration pr ...
BEST PRACTICE IN RESTORATION
... is invested into improving and restoring aquatic habitat quality in Europe, including aspects of water quality, structural diversity, as well as connectivity. To date, many of the restoration actions are based on gut feeling rather than on scientific evidence, and many of the realized restoration pr ...
... is invested into improving and restoring aquatic habitat quality in Europe, including aspects of water quality, structural diversity, as well as connectivity. To date, many of the restoration actions are based on gut feeling rather than on scientific evidence, and many of the realized restoration pr ...
iwmc2015 abstracts - The Wildlife Society
... area. This area is also inhabited by various wildlife, including brown bears Ursus arctos. Conservation of nature, biodiversity, and maintaining a green network between forest and urban areas are highpriority issues for Sapporo City in order to build a good life for Sapporo's citizens and fulfill th ...
... area. This area is also inhabited by various wildlife, including brown bears Ursus arctos. Conservation of nature, biodiversity, and maintaining a green network between forest and urban areas are highpriority issues for Sapporo City in order to build a good life for Sapporo's citizens and fulfill th ...
status of the Canada warbler in Alberta
... up-to-date information that will be useful to resource professionals for managing populations of species and their habitats in the province. The reports are also designed to provide current information that will assist Alberta’s Endangered Species Conservation Committee in identifying species that m ...
... up-to-date information that will be useful to resource professionals for managing populations of species and their habitats in the province. The reports are also designed to provide current information that will assist Alberta’s Endangered Species Conservation Committee in identifying species that m ...
Communities - UNAM Sisal
... The overall organization of the book remains largely unchanged, while I have made an effort to update the references used in most of the chapters. Some areas of community ecology have advanced importantly since the first edition appeared, and readers will notice those changes are particularly reflec ...
... The overall organization of the book remains largely unchanged, while I have made an effort to update the references used in most of the chapters. Some areas of community ecology have advanced importantly since the first edition appeared, and readers will notice those changes are particularly reflec ...
Lates Kavaka Colored - Mycological Society of India
... The peculiar characters possessed by fungi made them to raise it to a level of Kingdom Mycota. Around 1.5 million fungi are estimated. One lakh species are reported from the world, while 29,000 fungal species are reported from India. Fungal world is so large that what we know is a drop of Atlantic O ...
... The peculiar characters possessed by fungi made them to raise it to a level of Kingdom Mycota. Around 1.5 million fungi are estimated. One lakh species are reported from the world, while 29,000 fungal species are reported from India. Fungal world is so large that what we know is a drop of Atlantic O ...
Attwater`s Prairie-Chicken Recovery Plan
... the APC and its habitat, allowing the population to reach a measurable level of ecological and genetic stability so that it can be reclassified to threatened status (downlisted) and ultimately removed from the endangered species list (delisted). Recovery Strategy: APC recovery must be focused on thr ...
... the APC and its habitat, allowing the population to reach a measurable level of ecological and genetic stability so that it can be reclassified to threatened status (downlisted) and ultimately removed from the endangered species list (delisted). Recovery Strategy: APC recovery must be focused on thr ...
Scientific Program
... not unlike other territories in the Americas, has received a diverse set of immigrants. The degree of diversity is however very high in Suriname, and highly visible: immigrants for Northern Asia first (the Indigenous or Amerindians), those from Europe and Africa second, then Indians, Indonesians, a ...
... not unlike other territories in the Americas, has received a diverse set of immigrants. The degree of diversity is however very high in Suriname, and highly visible: immigrants for Northern Asia first (the Indigenous or Amerindians), those from Europe and Africa second, then Indians, Indonesians, a ...
Abundance matters: a Weld experiment testing the more individuals
... Lawton (1998) to conclude that for tree holes, increases in richness with productivity was not simply a result of more individuals. In a similar aquatic container system – pitcher plants – increases in resources (dead ants) led to an increase in protozoan richness, which may have resulted from an in ...
... Lawton (1998) to conclude that for tree holes, increases in richness with productivity was not simply a result of more individuals. In a similar aquatic container system – pitcher plants – increases in resources (dead ants) led to an increase in protozoan richness, which may have resulted from an in ...
Can the Convention on Biological Diversity Save the Siberian Tiger
... Russian Far East. 38 In addition, the end of communism has resulted in largescale unemployment, under-funded government organizations and unpaid government officials. More recently, the Siberian tiger is threatened by the decision of President Vladimir Putin to consolidate environmental regulator po ...
... Russian Far East. 38 In addition, the end of communism has resulted in largescale unemployment, under-funded government organizations and unpaid government officials. More recently, the Siberian tiger is threatened by the decision of President Vladimir Putin to consolidate environmental regulator po ...
The Vertebrate Fauna of Royal and Heathcote National Parks and
... and the relative contribution that each of the habitats make to conservation of fauna in the reserves is assessed. Threatening processes to native fauna are identified and ranked, with management recommendations targeted towards reducing threats to the current high and moderate priority fauna specie ...
... and the relative contribution that each of the habitats make to conservation of fauna in the reserves is assessed. Threatening processes to native fauna are identified and ranked, with management recommendations targeted towards reducing threats to the current high and moderate priority fauna specie ...
Agroecology and the Search for a Truly Sustainable Agriculture
... ecological upset that gave rise to the problems in the first place. Despite all the above problems associated with industrial agriculture, there are many optimistic developments. Thousands of new and alternative initiatives are now flowering across the world to promote ecological agriculture, preser ...
... ecological upset that gave rise to the problems in the first place. Despite all the above problems associated with industrial agriculture, there are many optimistic developments. Thousands of new and alternative initiatives are now flowering across the world to promote ecological agriculture, preser ...
Fungi - OpenStax CNX
... organic compounds as sources of energy and carbon. Some fungal organisms multiply only asexually, whereas others undergo both asexual reproduction and sexual reproduction. Most fungi produce a large number of spores that are disseminated by the wind. Like bacteria, fungi play an essential role in ec ...
... organic compounds as sources of energy and carbon. Some fungal organisms multiply only asexually, whereas others undergo both asexual reproduction and sexual reproduction. Most fungi produce a large number of spores that are disseminated by the wind. Like bacteria, fungi play an essential role in ec ...
click here for pdf. - The Rewilding Institute
... Thus, the relative quality of wolf habitat is inversely related to density of humans, livestock, pets, and roads and directly related to the level of favorable human attitudes toward wolves. Because gray wolves have large territorial requirements, relatively large areas are required to ensure popula ...
... Thus, the relative quality of wolf habitat is inversely related to density of humans, livestock, pets, and roads and directly related to the level of favorable human attitudes toward wolves. Because gray wolves have large territorial requirements, relatively large areas are required to ensure popula ...
Limasawa CoT Assessment April 2013
... During an outbreak of A. planci numbers rise to an unsustainable level, and can cause potentially devastating levels of damage to reef corals and the communities that depend of them. Historically major outbreaks occurred on average every 50 years (Fabricius et al., 2010). This lag between severe eve ...
... During an outbreak of A. planci numbers rise to an unsustainable level, and can cause potentially devastating levels of damage to reef corals and the communities that depend of them. Historically major outbreaks occurred on average every 50 years (Fabricius et al., 2010). This lag between severe eve ...
Guidelines for Wildlife Management
... threatened or endangered species or a species of concern. While the actual presence of the species on the property is not required, a qualified wildlife professional must verify that the habitat for the species does in fact exist on the property before this exception is granted by the county. Althou ...
... threatened or endangered species or a species of concern. While the actual presence of the species on the property is not required, a qualified wildlife professional must verify that the habitat for the species does in fact exist on the property before this exception is granted by the county. Althou ...
Baseline Environmental Conditions The methods used to collect and
... The non-forested freshwater wetlands in the Project area were few, but are home to a large number of plants found exclusively in these habitats. There are a number of different wetland habitat types, each with a specific ecology that favours specialist plant communities. A small marsh wetland on the ...
... The non-forested freshwater wetlands in the Project area were few, but are home to a large number of plants found exclusively in these habitats. There are a number of different wetland habitat types, each with a specific ecology that favours specialist plant communities. A small marsh wetland on the ...
Temporal dynamics in non-additive responses of arthropods to host
... of the growing season. For example, interactions among plant genotypes early in the season, such as resource competition or facilitation, could lead to non-additive responses of host-plant biomass (Reusch et al. 2005, Crutsinger et al. 2006), which, in turn, could result in more or fewer arthropod s ...
... of the growing season. For example, interactions among plant genotypes early in the season, such as resource competition or facilitation, could lead to non-additive responses of host-plant biomass (Reusch et al. 2005, Crutsinger et al. 2006), which, in turn, could result in more or fewer arthropod s ...
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... larger snails. E. rosea often consume the entire snail, including the shell, which may satisfy E. rosea’s calcium requirements. A summary of Mr. Meyer’s first year of research is included as Appendix X. In the next year, Mr. Meyer will be conducting field studies to determine the movement patterns o ...
... larger snails. E. rosea often consume the entire snail, including the shell, which may satisfy E. rosea’s calcium requirements. A summary of Mr. Meyer’s first year of research is included as Appendix X. In the next year, Mr. Meyer will be conducting field studies to determine the movement patterns o ...
The Vertebrate Fauna of Southern Yengo National Park and Parr
... Sydney metropolitan area. This report compiles Atlas of NSW Wildlife data on the terrestrial vertebrate fauna of these reserves and documents the extensive systematic surveys undertaken by the Department of Environment and Climate Change between 1997 and 2007. A total of 290 systematic survey sites ...
... Sydney metropolitan area. This report compiles Atlas of NSW Wildlife data on the terrestrial vertebrate fauna of these reserves and documents the extensive systematic surveys undertaken by the Department of Environment and Climate Change between 1997 and 2007. A total of 290 systematic survey sites ...
australian-department-environment-and-heritage-2005
... nationally listed threatened species and ecological communities. Successful management of the environmental threat due to feral pigs requires an integrated approach that also addresses a range of threatening processes and other sustainability issues associated with land management practices. Feral p ...
... nationally listed threatened species and ecological communities. Successful management of the environmental threat due to feral pigs requires an integrated approach that also addresses a range of threatening processes and other sustainability issues associated with land management practices. Feral p ...
Recovery Plan for Blackburn`s Sphinx Moth
... recovery and development. Population numbers are not known, but Blackburn’s sphinx moth is believed to have declined over the past 100 years, probably as a result of habitat loss and mortality from non-native predators and parasitoids. This taxon is currently known to occur on three of the seven Haw ...
... recovery and development. Population numbers are not known, but Blackburn’s sphinx moth is believed to have declined over the past 100 years, probably as a result of habitat loss and mortality from non-native predators and parasitoids. This taxon is currently known to occur on three of the seven Haw ...
Kohala Mountain Watershed Management Plan DRAFT December
... other non-native animals as appropriate. Management Goal 4: Protect Unique Biological Communities and Rare Species. Objective 4a: Protect unique plant and animal communities within the WMA. Objective 4b: Control priority invasive aquatic species in windward streams within the WMA. Management Goal 5: ...
... other non-native animals as appropriate. Management Goal 4: Protect Unique Biological Communities and Rare Species. Objective 4a: Protect unique plant and animal communities within the WMA. Objective 4b: Control priority invasive aquatic species in windward streams within the WMA. Management Goal 5: ...
Detritus, trophic dynamics and biodiversity
... (Hedin 1991; Pomeroy 1991). In doing so, we demonstrate that many of the fundamental questions of ecology, from the structure of food webs and the length of food chains, to the dynamics of trophic cascades, may have different interpretations when the detritus is included as a central component of an ...
... (Hedin 1991; Pomeroy 1991). In doing so, we demonstrate that many of the fundamental questions of ecology, from the structure of food webs and the length of food chains, to the dynamics of trophic cascades, may have different interpretations when the detritus is included as a central component of an ...
RegioNAL NAtuRAL ReSouRceS MANAgeMeNt PLAN VoLuMe 1
... Ecosystem approach: Natural resources management should be within sustainable limits and based on an understanding of the relationship between natural resources and the ecosystems (including agricultural ecosystems) they support. The whole is greater than the sum of the parts. Landscape-scale manage ...
... Ecosystem approach: Natural resources management should be within sustainable limits and based on an understanding of the relationship between natural resources and the ecosystems (including agricultural ecosystems) they support. The whole is greater than the sum of the parts. Landscape-scale manage ...
Biodiversity action plan
This article is about a conservation biology topic. For other uses of BAP, see BAP (disambiguation).A biodiversity action plan (BAP) is an internationally recognized program addressing threatened species and habitats and is designed to protect and restore biological systems. The original impetus for these plans derives from the 1992 Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD). As of 2009, 191 countries have ratified the CBD, but only a fraction of these have developed substantive BAP documents.The principal elements of a BAP typically include: (a) preparing inventories of biological information for selected species or habitats; (b) assessing the conservation status of species within specified ecosystems; (c) creation of targets for conservation and restoration; and (d) establishing budgets, timelines and institutional partnerships for implementing the BAP.