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Why behavioural responses may not reflect the
... in survival or fecundity will have any impact on overall population size. Field estimates of the strength of density-dependent mortality or fecundity are currently rare, however, as we have shown here, without them it is impossible to assess which species are in need of protection. In the short-term ...
... in survival or fecundity will have any impact on overall population size. Field estimates of the strength of density-dependent mortality or fecundity are currently rare, however, as we have shown here, without them it is impossible to assess which species are in need of protection. In the short-term ...
Quantifying the Contribution of Organisms to the Provision of
... communities or habitat types are pertinent to services such as flood mitigation, water regulation, and carbon storage. The SP concept underscores the need to quantify the organism characteristics that are necessary to deliver a given ecosystem service. The approach also assumes that the (human) need ...
... communities or habitat types are pertinent to services such as flood mitigation, water regulation, and carbon storage. The SP concept underscores the need to quantify the organism characteristics that are necessary to deliver a given ecosystem service. The approach also assumes that the (human) need ...
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... drylands. Due to a combination of weather conditions and misleading management strategies over more than one hundred years, around 30% of the Patagonian meadows are in different states of degradation. Our results show that long-term overgrazing has led to an overall reduction of 35 % of the total ec ...
... drylands. Due to a combination of weather conditions and misleading management strategies over more than one hundred years, around 30% of the Patagonian meadows are in different states of degradation. Our results show that long-term overgrazing has led to an overall reduction of 35 % of the total ec ...
Recovery After Mass Extinction: Evolutionary assembly in large
... showed that primary productivity quickly returned to previous levels over thousands of years. However, the final recovery of the open-ocean ecosystem structure required the evolution of new species and more than three million years. The late Cenomanian event gives a similarly well-defined example of ...
... showed that primary productivity quickly returned to previous levels over thousands of years. However, the final recovery of the open-ocean ecosystem structure required the evolution of new species and more than three million years. The late Cenomanian event gives a similarly well-defined example of ...
Captive Population Management and Conservation
... opportunities to study specific life-stages. For example, Schlaepfer (2003) used eggs obtained from captive lizards to assess the impact of human activities (forest to pasture conversion) on the egg life-stage of a Neotropical lizard. Such research projects provide a valuable opportunity to study th ...
... opportunities to study specific life-stages. For example, Schlaepfer (2003) used eggs obtained from captive lizards to assess the impact of human activities (forest to pasture conversion) on the egg life-stage of a Neotropical lizard. Such research projects provide a valuable opportunity to study th ...
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... • Genetic diversity comprises genetic variation within a population and between populations ...
... • Genetic diversity comprises genetic variation within a population and between populations ...
Using home-range data to optimise the control of invasive animals
... managers of behavioural responses of mink to control (Bodey et al. 2010). Despite this there are few interspecies tools available ...
... managers of behavioural responses of mink to control (Bodey et al. 2010). Despite this there are few interspecies tools available ...
State of Britain`s Mammals 2008 - People`s Trust for Endangered
... the original BAP priorities, and a full report against the Government’s Convention on Biological Diversity 2010 targets is expected in mid-2009. In 2007 the UK BAP species and habitats were reviewed, leading to a proposal for an integrated approach to delivering UK BAP conservation action for the ne ...
... the original BAP priorities, and a full report against the Government’s Convention on Biological Diversity 2010 targets is expected in mid-2009. In 2007 the UK BAP species and habitats were reviewed, leading to a proposal for an integrated approach to delivering UK BAP conservation action for the ne ...
CBD Fourth National Report
... Pentadaktylos Range and the Mesaoria plain, which separates the two upland areas and is divided into three geotectonic zones: a) Troodos including the Mesaoria plain, b) Mamonia and c) Keryneia zone. Its climate is typically Mediterranean with hot, dry summers and mild winters, with rainfall occurri ...
... Pentadaktylos Range and the Mesaoria plain, which separates the two upland areas and is divided into three geotectonic zones: a) Troodos including the Mesaoria plain, b) Mamonia and c) Keryneia zone. Its climate is typically Mediterranean with hot, dry summers and mild winters, with rainfall occurri ...
Place-Based Ecosystem Management in the Open Ocean
... term fishing throughout this chapter, recognizing that ...
... term fishing throughout this chapter, recognizing that ...
Causes of biodiversity loss in coastal ecosystems
... coastal waters. Anthropogenic nutrients enter the coastal waters as runoff from fertilized agricultural and silvicultural lands, sewage effiuents including domestic and industrial wastes, dredging, vessels dumping cargo at sea and atmospheric deposition of air-borne pollutants. Nitrogen and phosphor ...
... coastal waters. Anthropogenic nutrients enter the coastal waters as runoff from fertilized agricultural and silvicultural lands, sewage effiuents including domestic and industrial wastes, dredging, vessels dumping cargo at sea and atmospheric deposition of air-borne pollutants. Nitrogen and phosphor ...
Green Infrastructure in the Transportation Sector
... The Solution: Incidental Take Permit, Implementing Agreement, and Record of Decision were issued on September 13, 2013 for the NiSource Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan. “This plan is an efficient and effective mechanism to address the conservation needs of listed species on a landscape scal ...
... The Solution: Incidental Take Permit, Implementing Agreement, and Record of Decision were issued on September 13, 2013 for the NiSource Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan. “This plan is an efficient and effective mechanism to address the conservation needs of listed species on a landscape scal ...
Danggali Wilderness Protection Area and Conservation Park
... A further critical element of the landscape scale management approach is the need for collaborative partnerships. Continued development and maintenance of working relationships with existing and new partners will become a key management focus into the future. The reserves are centrally located withi ...
... A further critical element of the landscape scale management approach is the need for collaborative partnerships. Continued development and maintenance of working relationships with existing and new partners will become a key management focus into the future. The reserves are centrally located withi ...
An Analysis of Persistence, Resilience, and the Conservation of
... case, species numbers have dwindled to such an extent that preventive policy measures such as regulations on the nature of fishing equipment and moratoriums on grazing are put in place to ensure that literal death does not occur. This is the case of figurative death. In the second case, some species ...
... case, species numbers have dwindled to such an extent that preventive policy measures such as regulations on the nature of fishing equipment and moratoriums on grazing are put in place to ensure that literal death does not occur. This is the case of figurative death. In the second case, some species ...
Vanellus gregarius, Sociable Lapwing
... (Belik 2005). An intensive research project at the breeding sites in central Kazakhstan has been running since 2004 (Cresswell et al. 2005, Watson et al. 2006). In 2005 the Sociable Lapwing research project was initiated in Kazakhstan by a team from the RSPB and the Association for the Biodiversity ...
... (Belik 2005). An intensive research project at the breeding sites in central Kazakhstan has been running since 2004 (Cresswell et al. 2005, Watson et al. 2006). In 2005 the Sociable Lapwing research project was initiated in Kazakhstan by a team from the RSPB and the Association for the Biodiversity ...
Mechanisms driving change: altered species interactions and
... 2009). These are in turn influenced by the numerous interactions that occur within and among species, as well as between species and environmental gradients such as rainfall, temperature and geology. As a general rule, ecosystem function is most resilient to change from disturbance where species dive ...
... 2009). These are in turn influenced by the numerous interactions that occur within and among species, as well as between species and environmental gradients such as rainfall, temperature and geology. As a general rule, ecosystem function is most resilient to change from disturbance where species dive ...
AP Ecology Review Questions 51-56
... 8. Explain why the soil in tropical forests contains lower levels of nutrients than soil in temperate forests 9. Describe how agricultural practices can interfere with nitrogen cycling 10. Describe how deforestation can affect nutrient cycling within an ecosystem 11. Explain how "cultural eutrophica ...
... 8. Explain why the soil in tropical forests contains lower levels of nutrients than soil in temperate forests 9. Describe how agricultural practices can interfere with nitrogen cycling 10. Describe how deforestation can affect nutrient cycling within an ecosystem 11. Explain how "cultural eutrophica ...
Designing Species-Rich, Pest-Suppressive Agroecosystems
... number of species. The experiments on grassland plots suggest that functionally different roles represented by plants are at least as important as the total number of species in determining processes and services in ecosystems (Tilman et al., 1997). This latest finding has practical implications for ...
... number of species. The experiments on grassland plots suggest that functionally different roles represented by plants are at least as important as the total number of species in determining processes and services in ecosystems (Tilman et al., 1997). This latest finding has practical implications for ...
Chapter 11: Wolves Student notes Chapter 11 takes the wolf as the
... 2. Wolves are basically a commons resource, so institutions may offer a solution. There are more than just proponents and opponents, however, so these diverse stakeholders have to come together to sort out an agreement. a. Stakeholders are anyone with a vested interest in how something is managed. P ...
... 2. Wolves are basically a commons resource, so institutions may offer a solution. There are more than just proponents and opponents, however, so these diverse stakeholders have to come together to sort out an agreement. a. Stakeholders are anyone with a vested interest in how something is managed. P ...
Conservation and Ecosystem Powerpoint
... The most severe threats to species loss come from four general categories: Loss or degradation of habitat Introduction of non-native species Overexploitation of species Pollution ...
... The most severe threats to species loss come from four general categories: Loss or degradation of habitat Introduction of non-native species Overexploitation of species Pollution ...
mammals - The Woodland Trust
... resource offers opportunities to support the return or reintroduction of species. For example, the Woodland Trust is working in partnership with the Vincent Wildlife Trust to support their work in reintroducing pine martens, Martes martes, to Wales. Research in Ireland has shown there is a correlati ...
... resource offers opportunities to support the return or reintroduction of species. For example, the Woodland Trust is working in partnership with the Vincent Wildlife Trust to support their work in reintroducing pine martens, Martes martes, to Wales. Research in Ireland has shown there is a correlati ...
ppt
... Reclamation – often associated with mines or waste dumps, in which the initial goal is detoxification & terrain stabilization Replacement – specifies a novel community type for the site to achieve a particular conservation goal; often to improve ecosystem processes with less regard for ecosystem str ...
... Reclamation – often associated with mines or waste dumps, in which the initial goal is detoxification & terrain stabilization Replacement – specifies a novel community type for the site to achieve a particular conservation goal; often to improve ecosystem processes with less regard for ecosystem str ...
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... biosphere includes all organisms, populations, communities and ecosystems in that area. Similar organisms make up a population. Several populations of different organisms make up a community. Several communities make up an ecosystem. And several ecosystems make up the biosphere. ...
... biosphere includes all organisms, populations, communities and ecosystems in that area. Similar organisms make up a population. Several populations of different organisms make up a community. Several communities make up an ecosystem. And several ecosystems make up the biosphere. ...
Threatened Species Conservation Regulation 2010
... the criteria are based on scientific principles only, and (b) any criteria for listing under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 of the Commonwealth were given due consideration before this Regulation was made. This Regulation is made under the Threatened Species Conser ...
... the criteria are based on scientific principles only, and (b) any criteria for listing under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 of the Commonwealth were given due consideration before this Regulation was made. This Regulation is made under the Threatened Species Conser ...
Landscape modification and habitat fragmentation: a
... The aim of this paper is to provide a holistic view of the ecology of modified landscapes by synthesising recent developments across a range of different research themes. By necessity, this breadth means that any given sub-component of landscape change is covered only in a cursory manner, emphasizin ...
... The aim of this paper is to provide a holistic view of the ecology of modified landscapes by synthesising recent developments across a range of different research themes. By necessity, this breadth means that any given sub-component of landscape change is covered only in a cursory manner, emphasizin ...
Conservation biology
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Conservation biology is the scientific study of nature and of Earth's biodiversity with the aim of protecting species, their habitats, and ecosystems from excessive rates of extinction and the erosion of biotic interactions. It is an interdisciplinary subject drawing on natural and social sciences, and the practice of natural resource management.The conservation ethic is based on the findings of conservation biology.