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A journal dedicated to conservation and wildlife management in the Pacific region.
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Volume 1 Number 1
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Why we need a new journal. Craig Moritz. |
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| NEWS AND VIEWS |
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The South Pacific Biodiversity Conservation Programme. G. Robin South. |
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Research challenges and opportunities in the Wet Tropics of Queensland World Heritage area. W. F. Laurance. |
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FORUM ESSAYS
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Ecocolonialism and indigenous knowledge systems: village controlled rainforest preserves in Samoa. P. A. Cox and T. Elmqvist.
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The conservation of Leadbeater's Possum in southeastern Australia and the Northern Spotted Owl in the Pacific north-west of the USA: Management issues, strategies and lessons. D. A. Lindenmayer and T. W. Norton.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
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REVIEWS
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Biological diversity of micro-organisrns: an Australian perspective. M. M. Roper.
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Can revegetation assist in the conservation of biodiversity in agricultural areas. R. J. Hobbs.
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A framework for the improved management of threatened species based on population viability analysis. H. P. Possingham, D. B. Lindenmayer and T. W. Norton.
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RESEARCH PAPERS
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Genetic variation in the Greater Bilby Macrotis lagotis. R. Southgate and M. Adams.
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Biodiversity and systematics: the use and misuse of divergence information in assessing taxonomic diversity. D. P. Faith.
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Genetic variation in fragmented populations of an Australian rainforest rodent Melomys cervinipes. L. K. -R Leung, C. R. Dickman and L. A. Moore.
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Declines in populations of Australia's endemic tropical rainforest frogs. S. R. Richards, K. R. McDonald and R. A. AIford.
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Predictable effects of agricultural development on the long-term availability of hollows for animals: observations from the Western Australian wheatbelt. M. Abensperg-Traun and G. T. Smith.
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Volume 1 Number 2
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| EDITORIAL |
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What is in this issue? Craig Moritz. |
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| NEWS AND VIEWS |
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A vertebrate person in an invertebrate court. G. Ingram. |
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Coastal marine resource management in the Pacific region. T. Adams. |
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Management for the conservation of Leadbeater's Possum Glymnobelideus leadbeateri - A reply. M. A. Macfarlane and R. H. Loyn. |
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Rebuttal - D. B. Lindenmayer. |
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Ecocolonialism and indigenous knowledge systems - Comment. G. B. K. Baines.
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Rebuttal - P. Cox and T. Elmqvist. |
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Modern conservation and indigenous peoples: in search of wisdom. P. D. Dwyer |
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Biogeography of Australian monsoon rainforest mammals: implications for the conservation of rainforest mammals. - D. M. J. S. Bowman and J. C. Z. Woinarski.
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Quantifying the impact of disease on threatened species. H. McCallum.
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The application of fluctuating asymmetry in the monitoring of animal populations. S. Sarre, J. M. Dearn and A. Georges.
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Genetic studies of the Hawksbill turtle Eretmochelys imbricata: evidence for multiple stocks in Australian waters. D. Broderick, C. Moritz, J. D. Miller, M. Guinea, R. I. T. Prince and C. J. Limpus.
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The zoogeographic significance of urban bushland remnants to reptiles in the Perth region, Western Australia. R. A. How and J. Dell.
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Trends in the population of the Northern Hairy-nosed Wombat Lasiorhinus krefftii in Epping Forest National Park, Central Queensland. D. G. Crossman, C. N. Johnson and A. B. Horsup.
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Further evidence for the precipitous decline of endemic rainforest frogs in tropical Australia. M. P. Trenerry, W. F. Laurance and K. R. McDonald.
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BOOK REVIEW
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Biodiversity of mediterrancan ecosystems in Australia ed R. J. Hobbs. J. Reid. |
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Volume 1 Number 3
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A theme issue on landscape ecology. Craig Moritz. |
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Conservation through sustainable use of wildlife - conference report. P. Hale. |
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The CRC for Biological Control of Vertebrate Pest Populations: fertility control of wildlife for conservation. H. Tyndale-Biscoe. |
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Conservation: a starfish without a central disc? J. L. Craig and A. M. Stewart.
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Theme: Landscape ecology
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REVIEW
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Landscape ecology and conservation: moving from description to application. R. J. Hobbs. |
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Variation in mosaic diversity in the forests of coastal northern New South Wales. A. 0. Nicholls.
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Landscape heterogeneity indices: problems of scale and applicability, with particular reference to animal habitat description. P. G. Cale and R. J. Hobbs.
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Connectivity and complexity in landscapes and ecosystems. D. G. Green.
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Small-scale resource heterogeneity in semi-arid landscapes. D. J. Tongway and J. A. Ludwig.
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A flow-filter model for simulating the conservation of limited resources in spatially heterogeneous, semi-arid landscapes. J. A. Ludwig, D. J. Tongway and S. G. Marsden.
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Landscape-scale disturbances and regeneration in semi-arid woodlands of southwestern Australia. C. J. Yates, R. J. Hobbs and R. W. Bell.
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Tree hollows as a resource for wildlife in remnant woodlands: spatial and temporal patterns across the northern plains of Victoria, Australia. A. F. Bennett, L. F. Lumsden and A. 0. Nicholls.
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Integrating agricultural land-use and management for conservation of a native grassland flora in a variegated landscape. S. McIntyre.
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Conservation of woodland birds in a fragmented rural landscape. G. W. Barrett, H. A. Ford and H. F. Recher.
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Developing a strategy for rehabilitating riparian vegetation of the Hawkesbury-Nepean River, Sydney, Australia. J. Howell, D. Benson and L. McDougall.
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BOOK REVIEW
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Reintegrating fragmented landscapes, ed by D. Saunders and R, J. Hobbs. H. F. Recher.
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Volume 1 Number 4
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| EDITORIAL |
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Management for Sustainability. Craig Moritz. |
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The Centre for Biodiversity Research. J. West. |
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“Nature Conservation: the role of networks” - conference report. D. Saunders and J. L. Craig. |
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Biodiversity - political responsibilities and agendas for research and conservation. R. L. Kitching.
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Towards an ecological framework for sustainability: considerations for ecosystem management. S. R. Dovers and T. W. Norton.
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Towards the sustainable management of southern temperate forest ecosystems: lessons from Australia and New Zealand. T. W. Norton and N. D. Mitchell.
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The need for a more sophisticated approach toward wildlife corridor design in the multiple-use forests of southeastern Australia: the case for mammals. A. W. Claridge and D. B. Lindenmayer. |
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limate change and conservation policies in Australia: coping with change that is far away and not yet certain. L. Hughes and M. Westoby. |
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Recent contraction of wet sclerophyll forest in the wet tropics of Queensland due to invasion by rainforest. G. N. Harrington and K. D. Sanderson.
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The utility to birds and mammals of remnant riparian vegetation and associated windbreaks in the tropical Queensland uplands. F. Crome, J. Isaacs and L. Moore.
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A model for the effects of fire and fragmentation on the population viability of the Splendid Fairy-wren. L. C. Brooker and M. G. Brooker.
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Variation in flower production of nine grassland species with time since fire, and implications for grassland management and restoration. I. D. Lunt.
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A genetic study of the Brush-tailed Rock Wallaby Petrogale penicillata in East Gippsland and relevance for management of the species in Victoria. R. L. Close, M. D. B. Eldridge, J. N. Bell and J. Reside.
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BOOK REVIEWS
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Risk assessment in conservation biology. M. A. Burgman, S. Ferson and H. R. Akgakaya. H. McCallum.
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Biological conservation, monitoring and assessment. I. F. Spellerberg and S. R. Hardes. J. Kikkawa.
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AUTHOR AND SUBJECT INDEXES TO VOLUME 1
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