CARIBOU PATROLEduKit 2015-2016
... seen a dramatic decline in the woodland caribou population. We have been active in many caribou-recovery strategies. Our people have traditionally hunted caribou for food and other items made from the animals, such as hides and tools. In Alberta, only Aboriginal peoples are still allowed to hunt car ...
... seen a dramatic decline in the woodland caribou population. We have been active in many caribou-recovery strategies. Our people have traditionally hunted caribou for food and other items made from the animals, such as hides and tools. In Alberta, only Aboriginal peoples are still allowed to hunt car ...
Management plan for the lynx population in Finland
... 1.2 Preparation of the management plan The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry began the work of preparing the lynx population management plan in 2004, simultaneously with a corresponding plan for the bear population. To ensure that the management plan would be based on a broad hearing of the Finn ...
... 1.2 Preparation of the management plan The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry began the work of preparing the lynx population management plan in 2004, simultaneously with a corresponding plan for the bear population. To ensure that the management plan would be based on a broad hearing of the Finn ...
Chiricahua Leopard Frog Recovery Plan
... high potential for recovery, and a taxonomic classification as a species. A special rule exempts operation and maintenance of livestock tanks on non-Federal lands from the Section 9 take prohibitions of the Endangered Species Act. The species occurs at elevations of 3,281 to 8,890 feet in central an ...
... high potential for recovery, and a taxonomic classification as a species. A special rule exempts operation and maintenance of livestock tanks on non-Federal lands from the Section 9 take prohibitions of the Endangered Species Act. The species occurs at elevations of 3,281 to 8,890 feet in central an ...
2008. Scientific Review for the Identification of Critical Habitat
... will be to inform recovery planning and implementation. Environment Canada will work closely with national Aboriginal organizations to develop and hold these workshops. Environment Canada is also planning consultations on key elements of a recovery strategy, including recovery goals and objectives, ...
... will be to inform recovery planning and implementation. Environment Canada will work closely with national Aboriginal organizations to develop and hold these workshops. Environment Canada is also planning consultations on key elements of a recovery strategy, including recovery goals and objectives, ...
Lynx lynx TO SCOTLAND - Highland Foundation for Wildlife
... cultural evidence, show that lynx continued to inhabit areas of northern Britain until at least the early mediaeval period. This contradicts theories that lynx died out in Britain because of climatic processes. Anthropogenic factors, such as severe deforestation, declining populations of deer, and p ...
... cultural evidence, show that lynx continued to inhabit areas of northern Britain until at least the early mediaeval period. This contradicts theories that lynx died out in Britain because of climatic processes. Anthropogenic factors, such as severe deforestation, declining populations of deer, and p ...
American Bison
... Edited by C. Cormack Gates, Curtis H. Freese, Peter J.P. Gogan, and Mandy Kotzman ...
... Edited by C. Cormack Gates, Curtis H. Freese, Peter J.P. Gogan, and Mandy Kotzman ...
Western Quail Plan-111009
... the range of California quail, Leopold (1977) stated that years of high rainfall are favorable for quail production in arid ranges; annual changes in precipitation are less important in the foothills surrounding the Sacramento Valley; dry years are favorable and wet years unfavorable for production ...
... the range of California quail, Leopold (1977) stated that years of high rainfall are favorable for quail production in arid ranges; annual changes in precipitation are less important in the foothills surrounding the Sacramento Valley; dry years are favorable and wet years unfavorable for production ...
Ideas for Bat Management Plan - South Dakota Bat Working Group
... All future bat conservation efforts in South Dakota will depend on cooperation among agencies, groups, organizations, and individuals in order to achieve these objectives and strategies. The South Dakota Bat Working Group initiated the development of this management plan and formed the framework thr ...
... All future bat conservation efforts in South Dakota will depend on cooperation among agencies, groups, organizations, and individuals in order to achieve these objectives and strategies. The South Dakota Bat Working Group initiated the development of this management plan and formed the framework thr ...
namibian cheetah conservation strategy
... Namibian cheetahs, allowing 150 live animals and/or sport hunting trophies to be exported every year. Namibia has not yet used its full quota, exporting only 42 cheetahs in 1994 (25 live animals and 17 hunting trophies). However, at least 150 cheetahs were removed from the Namibian population that y ...
... Namibian cheetahs, allowing 150 live animals and/or sport hunting trophies to be exported every year. Namibia has not yet used its full quota, exporting only 42 cheetahs in 1994 (25 live animals and 17 hunting trophies). However, at least 150 cheetahs were removed from the Namibian population that y ...
A Strategy for Preserving Native Biodiversity in the Santa Cruz
... endemic and locally unique plants and animals in the sandhills are also very rare and the two sandhills plant communities— maritime coast range ponderosa pine forest and northern maritime chaparral— are listed as sensitive communities in the California Natural Diversity Database. Ongoing habitat con ...
... endemic and locally unique plants and animals in the sandhills are also very rare and the two sandhills plant communities— maritime coast range ponderosa pine forest and northern maritime chaparral— are listed as sensitive communities in the California Natural Diversity Database. Ongoing habitat con ...
giraffa vol 5(1) front page2 - Giraffe Conservation Foundation
... that there remain a worryingly large And it could not have been more auspicious timing. As amount of questions about giraffe research and delegates flew into Namibia from around the world, conservati ...
... that there remain a worryingly large And it could not have been more auspicious timing. As amount of questions about giraffe research and delegates flew into Namibia from around the world, conservati ...
Grizzly Bear,Ursus arctos
... The global distribution of this large-bodied carnivore has declined by over 50% since the 1800s, with western Canada representing a significant core of the current North American range. A habitat generalist, its distribution and relative abundance in the absence of humans is largely driven by habita ...
... The global distribution of this large-bodied carnivore has declined by over 50% since the 1800s, with western Canada representing a significant core of the current North American range. A habitat generalist, its distribution and relative abundance in the absence of humans is largely driven by habita ...
Beaver bibliography
... improve, restore, or create habitat for grassland birds and other grassland organisms. Consequently, preservation of large areas of natural or seminatural grassland, where these processes can be studied and core populations of grassland birds can flourish, should be a high priority. However, some gr ...
... improve, restore, or create habitat for grassland birds and other grassland organisms. Consequently, preservation of large areas of natural or seminatural grassland, where these processes can be studied and core populations of grassland birds can flourish, should be a high priority. However, some gr ...
Pages (PDF 2.5 MB) - IUCN Otter Specialist Group
... Let me start the new issue and the New Year by wishing you all the best for 2011. Looking back on 2010 I have to say that sadly enough this year started with a tragedy, as did already 2011. The otter community has lost two young scientists and conservationists under very tragic circumstances within ...
... Let me start the new issue and the New Year by wishing you all the best for 2011. Looking back on 2010 I have to say that sadly enough this year started with a tragedy, as did already 2011. The otter community has lost two young scientists and conservationists under very tragic circumstances within ...
Alberta Limber Pine Recovery Plan 2014-2019
... Resource acquisition; and Collaboration among agencies, jurisdictions and stakeholders. ...
... Resource acquisition; and Collaboration among agencies, jurisdictions and stakeholders. ...
Bison Rewilding Plan
... 3.3 European bison as a keystone and umbrella species . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 3.4 European bison management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 3.5 ...
... 3.3 European bison as a keystone and umbrella species . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 3.4 European bison management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 3.5 ...
CURRICULUM VITAE - CAP Network
... “Neuse River modeling and monitoring,” Water Resources Research Institute (NCSU) Subcontract #040197, L.B. Crowder (PI), April 1997-December 1998, $30,922. “Demographic isolation of red-cockaded woodpecker groups: A model analysis,” U.S. department of Interior, Fish and Wildlife Service, L.B. Crowde ...
... “Neuse River modeling and monitoring,” Water Resources Research Institute (NCSU) Subcontract #040197, L.B. Crowder (PI), April 1997-December 1998, $30,922. “Demographic isolation of red-cockaded woodpecker groups: A model analysis,” U.S. department of Interior, Fish and Wildlife Service, L.B. Crowde ...
Recovery Strategy for the Boreal Caribou in the NWT (2017)
... of alternate prey such as deer and moose, in turn leading to greater numbers of predators. More predators, and linear disturbances that facilitate their travel through boreal caribou habitat, in turn increase the risk of predation for caribou, resulting in higher predation rates. As of 2011, approxi ...
... of alternate prey such as deer and moose, in turn leading to greater numbers of predators. More predators, and linear disturbances that facilitate their travel through boreal caribou habitat, in turn increase the risk of predation for caribou, resulting in higher predation rates. As of 2011, approxi ...
Review of - Kangaroos at risk
... “pushed” into increasingly smaller islands of undeveloped land. Given the development landscape (the study site is surrounded by increasing densities of residential development), it is possible that animals from the surrounding landscape have been increasingly concentrated into the study area. The p ...
... “pushed” into increasingly smaller islands of undeveloped land. Given the development landscape (the study site is surrounded by increasing densities of residential development), it is possible that animals from the surrounding landscape have been increasingly concentrated into the study area. The p ...
australian-department-environment-and-heritage-2005
... species and ecological communities affected by the process. The information in the Plan draws heavily on the major review publication on feral pigs and their management ‘Managing Vertebrate Pests: Feral Pigs’ Choquenot et. al. (1996). Managing Vertebrate Pests: Feral Pigs contains more detail on man ...
... species and ecological communities affected by the process. The information in the Plan draws heavily on the major review publication on feral pigs and their management ‘Managing Vertebrate Pests: Feral Pigs’ Choquenot et. al. (1996). Managing Vertebrate Pests: Feral Pigs contains more detail on man ...
Draft Comprehensive Conservation Plan and Environmental Impact
... and strategies that meet the legal directives of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) and has considered the input of interested groups and the public. Under the no-action alternative (A), few changes would occur in managing existing wildlife populations and habitat. The habitat regime would ...
... and strategies that meet the legal directives of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) and has considered the input of interested groups and the public. Under the no-action alternative (A), few changes would occur in managing existing wildlife populations and habitat. The habitat regime would ...
Recovery Plan for the California Red-legged Frog
... Recovery Priority Number: 6C, per criteria published by Federal Register Notice (48 FR 43098; September 21, 1983). This number indicates a subspecies with high threats and low recovery potential, in conflict with development projects. Recovery Criteria: This subspecies will be considered for delisti ...
... Recovery Priority Number: 6C, per criteria published by Federal Register Notice (48 FR 43098; September 21, 1983). This number indicates a subspecies with high threats and low recovery potential, in conflict with development projects. Recovery Criteria: This subspecies will be considered for delisti ...
The Scrub Management Handbook - Natural England publications
... enabled FACT to proceed with its planned Handbook on the practice of managing scrub. The Handbook: At the request of potential customers for this Handbook we have attempted to provide a ‘one-stop-shop’ for scrub managers, firstly by drawing heavily on the JNCC Report, incorporating extracts and summ ...
... enabled FACT to proceed with its planned Handbook on the practice of managing scrub. The Handbook: At the request of potential customers for this Handbook we have attempted to provide a ‘one-stop-shop’ for scrub managers, firstly by drawing heavily on the JNCC Report, incorporating extracts and summ ...
Enabling the Market: Incentives for Biodiversity in the Rangelands
... In December 2004, the Desert Knowledge Cooperative Research Centre (DKCRC) funded a scoping study on a potential set of integrated tools for auditing biodiversity, assessing biodiversity condition, and exploring the feasibility of reward or incentive schemes for ecologically sustainable outcomes in ...
... In December 2004, the Desert Knowledge Cooperative Research Centre (DKCRC) funded a scoping study on a potential set of integrated tools for auditing biodiversity, assessing biodiversity condition, and exploring the feasibility of reward or incentive schemes for ecologically sustainable outcomes in ...
Recovering a keystone species in a biodiversity hotspot - Helvia
... wild rabbit populations in the long-term has yet been developed. This is a major concern in these areas in which the wild populations remain at very low densities and their endangered predators still coexist (such as in Sierra Morena, sourthen Spain), and the development of a management tool that wi ...
... wild rabbit populations in the long-term has yet been developed. This is a major concern in these areas in which the wild populations remain at very low densities and their endangered predators still coexist (such as in Sierra Morena, sourthen Spain), and the development of a management tool that wi ...
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.