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abstracts layout - Carnivore Conservation
... The Mayan forest is the largest remnant tropical forest in the Mesoamerican biodiversity hotspot. In spite of national and international conservation strategies to reduce rates of deforestation, such as the Mesoamerican Biological Corridor, the rate of forest loss has been steadily increasing since ...
... The Mayan forest is the largest remnant tropical forest in the Mesoamerican biodiversity hotspot. In spite of national and international conservation strategies to reduce rates of deforestation, such as the Mesoamerican Biological Corridor, the rate of forest loss has been steadily increasing since ...
Ogasawara Islands Ecosystem Conservation Action Plan
... the Hahajima peripheral islands. Conservation of this vegetation is particularly important on Mukohjima for various reasons, including as Symplocos boninensis habitat. Therefore, elimination of Casuarina will be implemented on Mukohjima before on other Hahajima peripheral islands. The elimination wi ...
... the Hahajima peripheral islands. Conservation of this vegetation is particularly important on Mukohjima for various reasons, including as Symplocos boninensis habitat. Therefore, elimination of Casuarina will be implemented on Mukohjima before on other Hahajima peripheral islands. The elimination wi ...
The Vertebrate Fauna of South-eastern Wollemi National Park
... terrestrial vertebrate fauna of this area and documents the extensive systematic surveys undertaken by the Department of Environment and Climate Change in 1997-98 and 2007-08. A total of 164 systematic survey sites have sampled birds, frogs, reptiles and mammals. This is the first time that a thorou ...
... terrestrial vertebrate fauna of this area and documents the extensive systematic surveys undertaken by the Department of Environment and Climate Change in 1997-98 and 2007-08. A total of 164 systematic survey sites have sampled birds, frogs, reptiles and mammals. This is the first time that a thorou ...
How the proposed reintroduction of Eurasian lynx to Britain
... Argyll and Bute, Cumbria, Norfolk, and Northumberland were announced as prospective areas for pilot releases (Figure 1). The Trust’s proposal document (Eagle, 2015) reported the expectation that one or two sites within these areas would be selected for a “highly controlled, time limited and regulate ...
... Argyll and Bute, Cumbria, Norfolk, and Northumberland were announced as prospective areas for pilot releases (Figure 1). The Trust’s proposal document (Eagle, 2015) reported the expectation that one or two sites within these areas would be selected for a “highly controlled, time limited and regulate ...
Fire and the Vegetation of the Lachlan Region
... The time taken to complete various life stages affects a species’ ability to persist in a fire-prone environment. Time from germination to death of adult plants, time to reproductive maturity and, for resprouters, time to fire tolerance are important variables, as is duration of seed viability. The ...
... The time taken to complete various life stages affects a species’ ability to persist in a fire-prone environment. Time from germination to death of adult plants, time to reproductive maturity and, for resprouters, time to fire tolerance are important variables, as is duration of seed viability. The ...
Table of Contents - Cheetah Conservation Fund
... phenomenon. But, the current rate of extinction is something new. Today the total number of species lost each year may be nearly 40,000. This rate of extinction is far greater today than at any other time in the last 65 million years. The four most common causes of extinction created through human i ...
... phenomenon. But, the current rate of extinction is something new. Today the total number of species lost each year may be nearly 40,000. This rate of extinction is far greater today than at any other time in the last 65 million years. The four most common causes of extinction created through human i ...
Full text in pdf format
... and 5 were distributed north and south of the park boundary (Table 1). The sites within the park had varying degrees of anthropogenic influence, ranging from ponds adjacent to Highway 101 and the Redwood National Park Visitors’ Center to 3 sites that cannot be reached with a vehicle. The sites outsi ...
... and 5 were distributed north and south of the park boundary (Table 1). The sites within the park had varying degrees of anthropogenic influence, ranging from ponds adjacent to Highway 101 and the Redwood National Park Visitors’ Center to 3 sites that cannot be reached with a vehicle. The sites outsi ...
Bio-Diversity, Extinction, and Incentives to Save/Exterminate Species
... Using the following goals created by breakout groups from a previous American Bison Society’s annual meeting and the information from the unit, the students are to be placed in role playing groups of the same name in order to critique the importance and progress on the goals set forth by each ident ...
... Using the following goals created by breakout groups from a previous American Bison Society’s annual meeting and the information from the unit, the students are to be placed in role playing groups of the same name in order to critique the importance and progress on the goals set forth by each ident ...
Aquatic Plant Management
... For all these reasons, plant management and control of invasive aquatic plants are very important. Purpose and Objectives This handbook provides nationally recognized Best Management Practices (BMPs) for chemical, mechanical-physical, biological, and cultural procedures for controlling aquatic plant ...
... For all these reasons, plant management and control of invasive aquatic plants are very important. Purpose and Objectives This handbook provides nationally recognized Best Management Practices (BMPs) for chemical, mechanical-physical, biological, and cultural procedures for controlling aquatic plant ...
Fuel management report – pages 12-40 [PDF File
... 2013. DEPI and Parks Victoria had earmarked the burn in the local Fire Operations Plan three years before the conditions became suitable to safely conduct it. The main objective for the burn was to protect the park from the impacts of bushfire, including visitor areas, cabins, camping grounds and wa ...
... 2013. DEPI and Parks Victoria had earmarked the burn in the local Fire Operations Plan three years before the conditions became suitable to safely conduct it. The main objective for the burn was to protect the park from the impacts of bushfire, including visitor areas, cabins, camping grounds and wa ...
Reversing the habitat fragmentation of British
... widespread in natural woodland, but they are now confined to a scatter of specialised woods in forests and parklands. A similar transformation has been wrought in Scotland. This fragmentation has had profound effects on the native fauna and flora. Woodland species have been much reduced; large mamma ...
... widespread in natural woodland, but they are now confined to a scatter of specialised woods in forests and parklands. A similar transformation has been wrought in Scotland. This fragmentation has had profound effects on the native fauna and flora. Woodland species have been much reduced; large mamma ...
Best Management Practices in Support of Fish and Wildlife Habitat
... For all these reasons, plant management and control of invasive aquatic plants are very important. Purpose and Objectives This handbook provides nationally recognized Best Management Practices (BMPs) for chemical, mechanical-physical, biological, and cultural procedures for controlling aquatic plant ...
... For all these reasons, plant management and control of invasive aquatic plants are very important. Purpose and Objectives This handbook provides nationally recognized Best Management Practices (BMPs) for chemical, mechanical-physical, biological, and cultural procedures for controlling aquatic plant ...
Guidlines For Offshore Marine Protected Areas In Canada Oceans
... BACKGROUND AND ISSUES ........................................................................................................................... 9 ...
... BACKGROUND AND ISSUES ........................................................................................................................... 9 ...
Pelagic Organism Decline Progress Report: 2007 Synthesis of Results
... of the POD results focuses on the linkages within the conceptual models and their contributions to the overall “POD story” and the individual “fish species stories” rather than providing indepth examinations of relationships between individual stressors and fish abundance. Many of the POD studies ha ...
... of the POD results focuses on the linkages within the conceptual models and their contributions to the overall “POD story” and the individual “fish species stories” rather than providing indepth examinations of relationships between individual stressors and fish abundance. Many of the POD studies ha ...
Oyster Reefs at Risk and Recommendations for Conservation
... result of reduced discharge from the Yellow and Liaohe rivers (Lin et al. 2001). Recently, the aquaculture of Crassostrea gigas has also caused major changes on the remaining Dajiawa oyster reefs. The cultivation of oysters has been practiced for at least 2000 years in temperate Asia and has increas ...
... result of reduced discharge from the Yellow and Liaohe rivers (Lin et al. 2001). Recently, the aquaculture of Crassostrea gigas has also caused major changes on the remaining Dajiawa oyster reefs. The cultivation of oysters has been practiced for at least 2000 years in temperate Asia and has increas ...
Human-Wildlife Conflicts in Greater Mapungubwe TFCA: A case
... increase in aridity of the region. These factors are likely to impact wildlife as well, constraining the way in which they move. In his presentation, Dr Barend Erasmus of the University of the Witwatersrand (WITS) pointed out that the choices an animal makes, affects its internal state (body temper ...
... increase in aridity of the region. These factors are likely to impact wildlife as well, constraining the way in which they move. In his presentation, Dr Barend Erasmus of the University of the Witwatersrand (WITS) pointed out that the choices an animal makes, affects its internal state (body temper ...
THE JAMAICAN IGUANA (CYCLURA COLLEI): A R EPORT ON 25
... engage in conservation research and recovery efforts. Notably, the world’s universities and major zoos began supporting conservation efforts aimed at averting extinctions (e.g., Hudson and Alberts 2004). Following the 1990 re-discovery, Dr. Vogel and other local stakeholders formed the Jamaican Igua ...
... engage in conservation research and recovery efforts. Notably, the world’s universities and major zoos began supporting conservation efforts aimed at averting extinctions (e.g., Hudson and Alberts 2004). Following the 1990 re-discovery, Dr. Vogel and other local stakeholders formed the Jamaican Igua ...
Attachment 2. Biological Review for Endangered Species Act Compliance with... Contingency Plan April through September Project Description
... The reservoir releases in this forecast include implementation of RPA actions from the NMFS Biological Opinion on the Long Term Coordinated Operations of the CVP and SWP for Clear Creek, American River, and Stanislaus River. These are described in the Project Description, which includes some modific ...
... The reservoir releases in this forecast include implementation of RPA actions from the NMFS Biological Opinion on the Long Term Coordinated Operations of the CVP and SWP for Clear Creek, American River, and Stanislaus River. These are described in the Project Description, which includes some modific ...
Abstracts - Society For Range Management
... habitat conservation, and energy production. This 4,700acre, 550-megawatt passive photo-voltaic solar farm is currently one of the largest solar projects in the world. Construction practices minimize environmental impacts while preserving natural resources, endangered species habitat, and existing ...
... habitat conservation, and energy production. This 4,700acre, 550-megawatt passive photo-voltaic solar farm is currently one of the largest solar projects in the world. Construction practices minimize environmental impacts while preserving natural resources, endangered species habitat, and existing ...
distribution and ecology of the broad
... warming due to shifts in composition and distribution of alpine vegetation communities. Climate change has been identified as a key threatening process to the long-term viability of the species. In NSW M. fuscus is classified as vulnerable, with one of the two populations, Barrington Tops, classifie ...
... warming due to shifts in composition and distribution of alpine vegetation communities. Climate change has been identified as a key threatening process to the long-term viability of the species. In NSW M. fuscus is classified as vulnerable, with one of the two populations, Barrington Tops, classifie ...
Pen Llŷn a`r Sarnau /Lleyn Peninsula and the Sarnau European
... The Habitats Directive requires member states to take a variety of measures aimed at the conservation of biodiversity. These measures include the designation of Special Areas of Conservation (SACs) on land and sea. Each SAC is to be designated for particular habitats and species, and they are to be ...
... The Habitats Directive requires member states to take a variety of measures aimed at the conservation of biodiversity. These measures include the designation of Special Areas of Conservation (SACs) on land and sea. Each SAC is to be designated for particular habitats and species, and they are to be ...
44. Davidson, C. 2010. Rana draytonii (California Red‑legged Frog).
... 15. Bishop, M. 2011. Diet, foraging activity, and food webs of the California red-legged frog. M.S. Thesis, San Francisco State University, California. Stomach contents from 158 red-legged frog were 80%-90% terrestrial invertebrates. The only vertebrate food items were Pseudacris sierra. 16. Bland, ...
... 15. Bishop, M. 2011. Diet, foraging activity, and food webs of the California red-legged frog. M.S. Thesis, San Francisco State University, California. Stomach contents from 158 red-legged frog were 80%-90% terrestrial invertebrates. The only vertebrate food items were Pseudacris sierra. 16. Bland, ...
3-1 Review of general section and summaries of monitoring
... environment by 2021. It was adopted by all the coastal states and the EU in 2007 at the HELCOM ministerial meeting in Krakow. It is a crucial stepping stone for wider and more efficient actions to combat the continuing deterioration of the marine environment resulting from human activities. Moreover ...
... environment by 2021. It was adopted by all the coastal states and the EU in 2007 at the HELCOM ministerial meeting in Krakow. It is a crucial stepping stone for wider and more efficient actions to combat the continuing deterioration of the marine environment resulting from human activities. Moreover ...
Leopard (Panthera pardus) status, distribution, and the research
... land cover, biogeographic data from other species, and other generic information from scientific and grey literature to refine the distribution boundaries, particularly in areas with older or fewer records. We also developed country profiles detailing historic and recent descriptions of leopard pres ...
... land cover, biogeographic data from other species, and other generic information from scientific and grey literature to refine the distribution boundaries, particularly in areas with older or fewer records. We also developed country profiles detailing historic and recent descriptions of leopard pres ...
Action Plan for the conservation of Wolverines (Gulo gulo) in Europe
... • there is a need to concentrate conservation efforts at the population level, which often requires cross-border co-operation; • the principle of management of large carnivore through a system of zoning including core areas, buffer zones and corridors; • where re-colonisation of areas by large carni ...
... • there is a need to concentrate conservation efforts at the population level, which often requires cross-border co-operation; • the principle of management of large carnivore through a system of zoning including core areas, buffer zones and corridors; • where re-colonisation of areas by large carni ...
Mission blue butterfly habitat conservation
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) has a number of programs aimed at Mission blue butterfly habitat conservation, which include lands traditionally inhabited by the mission blue butterfly, an endangered species. A recovery plan, drawn up by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in 1984, outlined the need to protect mission blue habitat and to repair habitat damaged by urbanization, off highway vehicle traffic, and invasion by exotic, non-native plants. An example of the type of work being done by governmental and citizen agencies can be found at the Marin Headlands in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area. In addition, regular wildfires have opened new habitat conservation opportunities as well as damaging existing ones.