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Beaver bibliography
... increasingly vulnerable to drought and warming temperatures and are often reduced in size and depth or disappear during drought. We examined how temperature, precipitation and beaver (Castor canadensis) activity influenced the area of open water in wetlands over a 54-year period in the mixed-wood bo ...
... increasingly vulnerable to drought and warming temperatures and are often reduced in size and depth or disappear during drought. We examined how temperature, precipitation and beaver (Castor canadensis) activity influenced the area of open water in wetlands over a 54-year period in the mixed-wood bo ...
2008. Scientific Review for the Identification of Critical Habitat
... caribou throughout their current distribution in Canada. Identifying Critical Habitat for local populations was framed as an exercise in decision analysis and adaptive management. Establishment of a systematic, transparent and repeatable process was a central element of the approach. The report is s ...
... caribou throughout their current distribution in Canada. Identifying Critical Habitat for local populations was framed as an exercise in decision analysis and adaptive management. Establishment of a systematic, transparent and repeatable process was a central element of the approach. The report is s ...
Foraging ecology and habitat use of the northern diamondback terrapin (Malaclemys terrapin terrapin) in southern Chesapeake Bay
... Of particular note, I want to thank the staff of the Chesapeake Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve in Virginia, for making me feel a part of their awesome group for a short time. Their dedication is apparent in their success. I also want to recognize Carol Hopper-Brill a marine education specia ...
... Of particular note, I want to thank the staff of the Chesapeake Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve in Virginia, for making me feel a part of their awesome group for a short time. Their dedication is apparent in their success. I also want to recognize Carol Hopper-Brill a marine education specia ...
oribi antelope - Conservation Breeding Specialist Group
... Recent population estimates indicate that the total population of Oribi in South Africa is likely to be between 2500 and 4500 individuals. Census data from KwaZulu-Natal indicates that the population of Oribi is declining on private land and thought to be stable in KwaZulu-Natal protected areas, alt ...
... Recent population estimates indicate that the total population of Oribi in South Africa is likely to be between 2500 and 4500 individuals. Census data from KwaZulu-Natal indicates that the population of Oribi is declining on private land and thought to be stable in KwaZulu-Natal protected areas, alt ...
Conservation and Sustainable Use of Plant Genetic
... beneficial traits that can be bred into new crop cultivars to help address changing environmental conditions and market demands. CWR and LR are vital plant genetic resources that, if efficiently preserved and sustainably used, can increase food security, alleviate human poverty and improve ecosystem ...
... beneficial traits that can be bred into new crop cultivars to help address changing environmental conditions and market demands. CWR and LR are vital plant genetic resources that, if efficiently preserved and sustainably used, can increase food security, alleviate human poverty and improve ecosystem ...
A Strategy for Preserving Native Biodiversity in the Santa Cruz
... spineflower, and Santa Cruz cypress) and two sandhills animals (Mount Hermon June Beetle and Zayante band-winged grasshopper) have been listed as federally endangered. Several other endemic and locally unique plants and animals in the sandhills are also very rare and the two sandhills plant communit ...
... spineflower, and Santa Cruz cypress) and two sandhills animals (Mount Hermon June Beetle and Zayante band-winged grasshopper) have been listed as federally endangered. Several other endemic and locally unique plants and animals in the sandhills are also very rare and the two sandhills plant communit ...
Resource Book for the Preparation of National Plans for
... Wild cowpea CWR, Vigna comosa. Photo: S. Padulosi ...
... Wild cowpea CWR, Vigna comosa. Photo: S. Padulosi ...
Draft Comprehensive Conservation Plan and Environmental Impact
... and environmental impact statement identifies the purpose and need for a management plan, outlines the legal foundation for management of two refuges in Montana, Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge and UL Bend National Wildlife Refuge, and describes and evaluates four alternative plans for m ...
... and environmental impact statement identifies the purpose and need for a management plan, outlines the legal foundation for management of two refuges in Montana, Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge and UL Bend National Wildlife Refuge, and describes and evaluates four alternative plans for m ...
Recovery Strategy for the Boreal Caribou in the NWT (2017)
... estimate is a rough one and it is recognized that better population estimates are needed. Determining population trends is difficult and trends vary among regions. In general, there is evidence of population decline in the southern part of the territory where it is believed that the majority of NWT‟ ...
... estimate is a rough one and it is recognized that better population estimates are needed. Determining population trends is difficult and trends vary among regions. In general, there is evidence of population decline in the southern part of the territory where it is believed that the majority of NWT‟ ...
Ecology and Management of the Bull Kelp, Nereocystis luetkeana
... these localized and regional threats, kelp forests are vulnerable to climate change. The existence and tremendous productivity of these forests rely on the upwelling of deep offshore nutrient-rich waters. This upwelling process is driven by coastal winds that move surface waters offshore, driving t ...
... these localized and regional threats, kelp forests are vulnerable to climate change. The existence and tremendous productivity of these forests rely on the upwelling of deep offshore nutrient-rich waters. This upwelling process is driven by coastal winds that move surface waters offshore, driving t ...
Ecology and Natural History of a Neotropical Savanna
... of all publications assembled, ranging from less than five papers in 1990 to about 35 papers per year in the late 1990s (see fig. 1.2A). This burst of biological research on the cerrados results from the founding of the first ecologically oriented graduate programs in Brazil in the 1970s. Some of th ...
... of all publications assembled, ranging from less than five papers in 1990 to about 35 papers per year in the late 1990s (see fig. 1.2A). This burst of biological research on the cerrados results from the founding of the first ecologically oriented graduate programs in Brazil in the 1970s. Some of th ...
NRCS Action Plan to Conserve: Identified Priority Fish and Wildlife
... addressed under the authorities of multiple NRCS programs or one program may be ideally suited to help solve a particular concern or suite of concerns. In addition to the Wetland Reserve Program (WRP) and WHIP, national guidance recommends the entire portfolio of NRCS delivered Farm Bill programs be ...
... addressed under the authorities of multiple NRCS programs or one program may be ideally suited to help solve a particular concern or suite of concerns. In addition to the Wetland Reserve Program (WRP) and WHIP, national guidance recommends the entire portfolio of NRCS delivered Farm Bill programs be ...
now - Tapir Specialist Group
... Letter From the Chair As reported in the last issue of this newsletter, several committees were created during the First International Tapir Symposium and I am sure you are all curious to hear about their progress. These committees have been working on specific tasks related to the structure of the ...
... Letter From the Chair As reported in the last issue of this newsletter, several committees were created during the First International Tapir Symposium and I am sure you are all curious to hear about their progress. These committees have been working on specific tasks related to the structure of the ...
Ingredients for protist coexistence: competition, endosymbiosis and
... 1. The interaction between mutualism, facilitation or interference and exploitation competition is of major interest as it may govern species coexistence. However, the interplay of these mechanisms has received little attention. This issue dates back to Gause, who experimentally explored competition ...
... 1. The interaction between mutualism, facilitation or interference and exploitation competition is of major interest as it may govern species coexistence. However, the interplay of these mechanisms has received little attention. This issue dates back to Gause, who experimentally explored competition ...
Africa`s Giraffe - Giraffe Conservation Foundation
... which are carved life-size and with incredible detail into rock, are believed to date back 9,000 years to a time when the Sahara was wet and green. ...
... which are carved life-size and with incredible detail into rock, are believed to date back 9,000 years to a time when the Sahara was wet and green. ...
Heathland conservation and management
... • Control trees, scrub and bracken (however, leaving some areas of scrub, or some trees may be beneficial to wildlife by increasing the habitat/structural diversity); • Produce age diverse vegetation (e.g., stands of heather of different ages) • Meet the specific requirements of rare species. ...
... • Control trees, scrub and bracken (however, leaving some areas of scrub, or some trees may be beneficial to wildlife by increasing the habitat/structural diversity); • Produce age diverse vegetation (e.g., stands of heather of different ages) • Meet the specific requirements of rare species. ...
Woodland Caribou Conservation Strategy.cdr
... 2003). Woodland caribou are the only ungulate species in Saskatchewan that naturally occurs at such low densities. They have a low reproductive capacity, primarily because age at first breeding is later, compared to other ungulates (28-40 months, Bergerud 1974) and twinning is extremely rare (McDona ...
... 2003). Woodland caribou are the only ungulate species in Saskatchewan that naturally occurs at such low densities. They have a low reproductive capacity, primarily because age at first breeding is later, compared to other ungulates (28-40 months, Bergerud 1974) and twinning is extremely rare (McDona ...
The Scrub Management Handbook - Natural England publications
... publication of the Joint Nature Conservation Committee Report No 308: The nature conservation value of scrub in Britain. This provided the underpinning science that enabled FACT to proceed with its planned Handbook on the practice of managing scrub. The Handbook: At the request of potential customer ...
... publication of the Joint Nature Conservation Committee Report No 308: The nature conservation value of scrub in Britain. This provided the underpinning science that enabled FACT to proceed with its planned Handbook on the practice of managing scrub. The Handbook: At the request of potential customer ...
Significant Wildlife Habitat Mitigation Support Tool
... One of the habitat components important to species’ abundance and productivity is minimum patch size. This also varies across the province depending on the amount of natural habitat within the general landscape. In an agricultural landscape that is over 30% forested, a species may inhabit patches as ...
... One of the habitat components important to species’ abundance and productivity is minimum patch size. This also varies across the province depending on the amount of natural habitat within the general landscape. In an agricultural landscape that is over 30% forested, a species may inhabit patches as ...
Assessment of Canada Lynx Research and
... southern Canada and the contiguous United States compared to the boreal forest of Canada and Alaska, USA, where both species are well studied. However, given recent listing of lynx under the Endangered Species Act, accurate understanding of lynx and snowshoe hare ecology and conservation requirement ...
... southern Canada and the contiguous United States compared to the boreal forest of Canada and Alaska, USA, where both species are well studied. However, given recent listing of lynx under the Endangered Species Act, accurate understanding of lynx and snowshoe hare ecology and conservation requirement ...
et al. 2008 - Addi - University of the Basque Country
... Understanding the physical and temporal factors that structure populations is essential to their conservation and management. The main objective of this thesis is to identify ancient and contemporary processes shaping genetic variation of the forest dwelling European pine marten (Martes martes L. 17 ...
... Understanding the physical and temporal factors that structure populations is essential to their conservation and management. The main objective of this thesis is to identify ancient and contemporary processes shaping genetic variation of the forest dwelling European pine marten (Martes martes L. 17 ...
Reconciliation ecology
Reconciliation ecology is the branch of ecology which studies ways to encourage biodiversity in human-dominated ecosystems. Michael Rosenzweig first articulated the concept in his book Win-Win Ecology, based on the theory that there is not enough area for all of earth’s biodiversity to be saved within designated nature preserves. Therefore, humans should increase biodiversity in human-dominated landscapes. By managing for biodiversity in ways that do not decrease human utility of the system, it is a ""win-win"" situation for both human use and native biodiversity. The science is based in the ecological foundation of human land-use trends and species-area relationships. It has many benefits beyond protection of biodiversity, and there are numerous examples of it around the globe. Aspects of reconciliation ecology can already be found in management legislation, but there are challenges in both public acceptance and ecological success of reconciliation attempts.