The Influence of Habitat Structure on Bird Species Composition in
... study, the types of bird species recorded varied considerably with the distance from the artificially created forest edges. It is more important to focus on sensitive ...
... study, the types of bird species recorded varied considerably with the distance from the artificially created forest edges. It is more important to focus on sensitive ...
Regent Honeyeater– profile
... grounddwelling bird related to the scrubwrens, reaching a length of 13cm. The back, wings and tail are grey-brown, with soft dark streaks. The black crown is distinctively streaked with buff. The underparts are pale and particularly heavily streaked. The face is off-white with streaking on the ear c ...
... grounddwelling bird related to the scrubwrens, reaching a length of 13cm. The back, wings and tail are grey-brown, with soft dark streaks. The black crown is distinctively streaked with buff. The underparts are pale and particularly heavily streaked. The face is off-white with streaking on the ear c ...
Raport privind informa*iile colectate pentru speciile de
... the hunter (predator of game species), a certain number of wolves are removed each year using Habitat Directive derogations. In theory the hunting is only allowed for certain wolves under specific conditions, places, and periods, and with the means established by the law. In practice the hunting is ...
... the hunter (predator of game species), a certain number of wolves are removed each year using Habitat Directive derogations. In theory the hunting is only allowed for certain wolves under specific conditions, places, and periods, and with the means established by the law. In practice the hunting is ...
DOI News Release 1.6.15 (.doc) - Great Plains Fire Science Exchange
... and maintain the Western way of life in America. Efforts to conserve and protect sagebrush habitat are the centerpiece of an historic campaign to address threats to greater sage-grouse prior to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s court-ordered 2015 deadline whether to propose the bird for Endangere ...
... and maintain the Western way of life in America. Efforts to conserve and protect sagebrush habitat are the centerpiece of an historic campaign to address threats to greater sage-grouse prior to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s court-ordered 2015 deadline whether to propose the bird for Endangere ...
CHOOSING THE APPROPRIATE SCALE OF RESERVES FOR
... Although Mace’s criteria for “critical” and “endangered” species are not the same as under the ESA, quantification of extinction risk has been shown to increase, not decrease, the number of species in these high risk categories (76, 137). Using this estimate, we can adopt a few simplifying assumptio ...
... Although Mace’s criteria for “critical” and “endangered” species are not the same as under the ESA, quantification of extinction risk has been shown to increase, not decrease, the number of species in these high risk categories (76, 137). Using this estimate, we can adopt a few simplifying assumptio ...
Descriptions can be seen here
... progressing from system alternatives to routing options, and finally site alternatives. He also applied risk-based assessment approaches to evaluating potential environmental impacts on various energy infrastructure projects. These include electrical facilities, oil and gas wells, and natural gas pi ...
... progressing from system alternatives to routing options, and finally site alternatives. He also applied risk-based assessment approaches to evaluating potential environmental impacts on various energy infrastructure projects. These include electrical facilities, oil and gas wells, and natural gas pi ...
Request for Proposal Management of Tern Restoration Efforts on
... pairs of common terns raised and fledged six young at this site. This was the first documented breeding by terns at the Isles of Shoals since the 1950's. From 1998 through 2004, the tern colony experienced significant growth, becoming one of the largest tern colonies in the Gulf of Maine. Since 2004 ...
... pairs of common terns raised and fledged six young at this site. This was the first documented breeding by terns at the Isles of Shoals since the 1950's. From 1998 through 2004, the tern colony experienced significant growth, becoming one of the largest tern colonies in the Gulf of Maine. Since 2004 ...
Rangeland CEAP Findings.
... Long-term risk of practice failure is very high Restoration success 20% with introduced species, less with natives Implications Science and CPS require greater emphasis ...
... Long-term risk of practice failure is very high Restoration success 20% with introduced species, less with natives Implications Science and CPS require greater emphasis ...
SOC - UNESCO World Heritage Centre
... seeds. There have also been reports of other invasive species Gutenbergia (Erlangea) cordifolia and Bidens spp., which have infested up to one-quarter of the Crater floor. The State Party has noted that it is aware of the situation with these invasive species and has been carrying out some initiativ ...
... seeds. There have also been reports of other invasive species Gutenbergia (Erlangea) cordifolia and Bidens spp., which have infested up to one-quarter of the Crater floor. The State Party has noted that it is aware of the situation with these invasive species and has been carrying out some initiativ ...
The conservation of biodiversity and the protection of endangered
... world with high biodiversity, endemism and high numbers of endangered species are often the focus of international conservation organizations. While the ultimate management objective of these organizations is the conservation of biological diversity these organizations are now considering and incorp ...
... world with high biodiversity, endemism and high numbers of endangered species are often the focus of international conservation organizations. While the ultimate management objective of these organizations is the conservation of biological diversity these organizations are now considering and incorp ...
A Diversity of Imaginaries (Author accepted version) Little could be
... answered with reference only to facts contrasted strongly with values and held to be free from contamination by them. It is hardly plausible to deny that debates about environmental issues are about values, or at least pro and con attitudes (c.f. James 2016), as much as they are about facts. It is m ...
... answered with reference only to facts contrasted strongly with values and held to be free from contamination by them. It is hardly plausible to deny that debates about environmental issues are about values, or at least pro and con attitudes (c.f. James 2016), as much as they are about facts. It is m ...
Taking a Broader Landscape Approach
... The implementation of the Endangered Species Act, 2007 (ESA) has contributed to uncertainty and frustration with respect to both implementation and transition for the new housing and development industry. Therefore the ESA requires streamlining to improve outcomes for all stakeholders and for the ...
... The implementation of the Endangered Species Act, 2007 (ESA) has contributed to uncertainty and frustration with respect to both implementation and transition for the new housing and development industry. Therefore the ESA requires streamlining to improve outcomes for all stakeholders and for the ...
Ecological Impacts of Feral Cats
... have the potential for intense environmental alterations due to their predatory instincts and close affiliation with humans, a relationship that has led to the species’ global spread and artificially large populations. Hunting: Domestic cats are highly skilled predators, and studies have shown that ...
... have the potential for intense environmental alterations due to their predatory instincts and close affiliation with humans, a relationship that has led to the species’ global spread and artificially large populations. Hunting: Domestic cats are highly skilled predators, and studies have shown that ...
Baraboo Hills Border Lakes
... Forest in Wisconsin. As a link between these vast protected areas, it serves as a travel corridor for large animals like the timber wolf and black bear. ...
... Forest in Wisconsin. As a link between these vast protected areas, it serves as a travel corridor for large animals like the timber wolf and black bear. ...
The response of koalas to a changing environment
... Aims and Background: The koala (Phascolarctos cinereus) has suffered population declines due primarily to extensive habitat clearance and fragmentation, and hunting following European settlement of Australia. Climate change is an additional threat that is likely to have significant adverse effects ...
... Aims and Background: The koala (Phascolarctos cinereus) has suffered population declines due primarily to extensive habitat clearance and fragmentation, and hunting following European settlement of Australia. Climate change is an additional threat that is likely to have significant adverse effects ...
Report from expert consultation in Lima, Peru, 9-10 November 2011
... the ability of forests to mitigate climate change. Forest management actions will inevitably be influenced by the values placed on forests by society, perceptions on whether impacts of climate change are positive or negative and the priorities of stakeholders for addressing climate change impacts. T ...
... the ability of forests to mitigate climate change. Forest management actions will inevitably be influenced by the values placed on forests by society, perceptions on whether impacts of climate change are positive or negative and the priorities of stakeholders for addressing climate change impacts. T ...
- Mountain Research Initiative
... Kilimanjaro, Mt Meru, Mt Kenya, Mt Elgon, Aberdares Range, and other peaks), the Asir Mountains of southwest Saudi Arabia, the highlands of Yemen, and the Chimanimani Highlands of eastern Zimbabwe. Many of these massifs are volcanic in origin, and indeed the Albertine Rift includes the still-acti ...
... Kilimanjaro, Mt Meru, Mt Kenya, Mt Elgon, Aberdares Range, and other peaks), the Asir Mountains of southwest Saudi Arabia, the highlands of Yemen, and the Chimanimani Highlands of eastern Zimbabwe. Many of these massifs are volcanic in origin, and indeed the Albertine Rift includes the still-acti ...
introduction
... The reserve consists of two core areas (two nuclei) under strict protection . The small nucleus has a size of 922ha and the larger one is 6368 ha. There almost all human activities are prohibited except for traditional land uses. The two nuclei are surrounded by 39000ha of buffer zone(map 1) .The ai ...
... The reserve consists of two core areas (two nuclei) under strict protection . The small nucleus has a size of 922ha and the larger one is 6368 ha. There almost all human activities are prohibited except for traditional land uses. The two nuclei are surrounded by 39000ha of buffer zone(map 1) .The ai ...
The Flinders Ranges - Ecotourism Australia
... other natural features. Although songlines may cross several different language groups, it is said that the landscape is encapsulated in its rhythm and melody and can be understood by those who know how to interpret them. ...
... other natural features. Although songlines may cross several different language groups, it is said that the landscape is encapsulated in its rhythm and melody and can be understood by those who know how to interpret them. ...
Wildlife Forestry Aquatic Ecology CEI Soils/Land Use
... Envirothon is a m iddle school and high school Environmental Science curriculum competition. Teams are comprised of five members. The team members study: soils/land use, aquatic ecology, forestry, wildlife and current environmental issues during the school year. In the spring, there are eight region ...
... Envirothon is a m iddle school and high school Environmental Science curriculum competition. Teams are comprised of five members. The team members study: soils/land use, aquatic ecology, forestry, wildlife and current environmental issues during the school year. In the spring, there are eight region ...
Principles of Wildlife Management
... If you turn in a hard copy, consider use both sides of a sheet of paper, or even use scratch paper! Let’s try to keep our resource use down. No assignments will be accepted after the graded assignment has been returned to the class. If you are late but are still before the cut off, you will be pena ...
... If you turn in a hard copy, consider use both sides of a sheet of paper, or even use scratch paper! Let’s try to keep our resource use down. No assignments will be accepted after the graded assignment has been returned to the class. If you are late but are still before the cut off, you will be pena ...
Abbreviations
... A project-specific procedure for managing previously unknown cultural heritage resources, particularly, archaeological resources, are encountered during project construction or operation. The procedure includes record keeping and expert verification procedures, chain of custody instructions for mova ...
... A project-specific procedure for managing previously unknown cultural heritage resources, particularly, archaeological resources, are encountered during project construction or operation. The procedure includes record keeping and expert verification procedures, chain of custody instructions for mova ...
Indian River Lakes Presentation
... lakeshore habitat is the biggest problem in the nation’s lakes; over one-third exhibit poor shoreline habitat condition.” ...
... lakeshore habitat is the biggest problem in the nation’s lakes; over one-third exhibit poor shoreline habitat condition.” ...
Thunder Basin Research Initiative UW College of Agriculture and
... • Effects of wildfire on: – forage quantity and quality for livestock and other ungulates – abundance of brome species – forage and habitat for different kinds of birds – soil stability and erosion ...
... • Effects of wildfire on: – forage quantity and quality for livestock and other ungulates – abundance of brome species – forage and habitat for different kinds of birds – soil stability and erosion ...
Europe`s wildlife at risk
... more frequent and intense due to climate change. • Wildlife is moving northwards and uphill due to This trend will continue and we know that weather climate change. As the climate changes, wildlife extremes can harm wildlife. For example, wet and tracks suitable conditions. I ...
... more frequent and intense due to climate change. • Wildlife is moving northwards and uphill due to This trend will continue and we know that weather climate change. As the climate changes, wildlife extremes can harm wildlife. For example, wet and tracks suitable conditions. I ...
Conservation movement
The conservation movement, also known as nature conservation, is a political, environmental and a social movement that seeks to protect natural resources including animal, fungus, and plant species as well as their habitat for the future.The early conservation movement included fisheries and wildlife management, water, soil conservation and sustainable forestry. The contemporary conservation movement has broadened from the early movement's emphasis on use of sustainable yield of natural resources and preservation of wilderness areas to include preservation of biodiversity. Some say the conservation movement is part of the broader and more far-reaching environmental movement, while others argue that they differ both in ideology and practice. Chiefly in the United States, conservation is seen as differing from environmentalism in that it aims to preserve natural resources expressly for their continued sustainable use by humans. In other parts of the world conservation is used more broadly to include the setting aside of natural areas and the active protection of wildlife for their inherent value, as much as for any value they may have for humans.