Scope and Call for Papers Editors Tables of Contents Supplementary Material Notes for Contributors Contact Information Subscription Rates _____ Sample Papers to Download _____		A journal dedicated to conservation and wildlife management in the Pacific region. Table of Contents of Volume 12 Issue 1 Issue 2 Issue 3 Issue 4 Return to main Table of Contents page.   Volume 12 Number 1   EDITORIAL     Pacific Conservation Biology and Impact Factors. H. Recher. 1 NEWS AND VIEWS   News from the Australasian Section of the Society for Conservation Biology. T. Silberbauer and K. Firestone. 3 Bushfire 2006 Conference. 6 FORUM ESSAY     Urgent need for a systematic expansion of freshwater protected areas in Australia. T Kingsford and J. Nevill. 7 RESEARCH PAPERS     Abundance and habitat associations of parrots at a hillforest site in Papua New Guinea. J. Marsden and C. T Symes. 15   Present and past distribution of Australian Brush-turkeys Alectura lathami in New South Wales — implications for management. A. Goth, K. P Nicol, G. Ross and J. J. Shields. 22   Marine mammals and Japanese long-line fishing vessels in Australian waters: operational interactions and sightings. C. Bell, P. Shaughnessy, M. Morrice and B. Stanley. 31   Toxic tucker: the potential impact of Cane Toads on Australian reptiles. J. G. Smith and B. L. Phillips. 40   Bird communities in remnant woodland on the New England Tablelands, New South Wales. S. J. S. Debus, H. A. Ford and D. Page. 50   Three evolutionarily significant units for conservation in the iguanid genus Brachylophus. E. L. Burns, B. H. Costello and B. A. Houlden. 64 RESEARCH NOTE     A preliminary investigation into the potential impacts of fire on a forest dependent burrowing frog species. T D. Penman, E L. Lemckert and M. J. Mahony. 78         Volume 12 Number 2   EDITORIAL     Biodiversity Extinction. K. Firestone. 85 NEWS AND VIEWS   News from the Australasian Section of the Society for Conservation Biology. N. Nelson. 87 RESEARCH PAPERS     Fauna-habitat relationships: a basis for identifying key stand structural attributes in temperate Australian eucalypt forests and woodlands. C. McElhinny, P. Gibbons, C. Brack and J. Bauhus. 89   Collections in space and time: geographical patterning of native frogs, mammals and reptiles through a continental gradient. R. A. How and M. A. Cowan. 111   Is the Carpentarian Rock-rat Zyzomys palatalis critically endangered? D. M. J. S. Bowman, D. L. McIntyre and B. W Brook.  134   The butterfly fauna of the Griffith district, a fragmented semi-arid landscape in inland southern New South Wales. M. E Braby and T D. Edwards. 140   Avian translocations and disease; implications for New Zealand conservation. K. A. Parker, D. H. Brunton and R. Jakob-Hoff. 155         Volume 12 Number 3   EDITORIAL     The 10% rule. I McLean. 163 NEWS AND VIEWS   SCB-A Newsletter September 2006 . N. Nelson. 165 RESEARCH PAPERS     The effect of recent chaining on birds in the eastern wheatbelt of Western Australia. G. R. Fulton and J. D. Majer. 168   Causes of mortality to the endangered Southern Cassowary Casuarius casuarius johnsonii in Queensland, Australia. C. P. Kofron and A. Chapman. 175   Habitat use as a predictor of nest raiding by individual hedgehogs Erinaceus europaeus in New Zealand. C. Jones and G. Norbury.  180   Documenting floral visitors to rare Hawaiian plants using automated video recordings. M. C. Gardener and C. C. Daehler. 189   Factors affecting patch occupancy by the White-browed Treecreeper Climacteris affinis in an agricultural landscape in north-west Victoria, Australia. J. Q. Radford and A. F. Benett. 195   Long-term natural and human perturbations and current status of Clipprton Atoll, a remote island of the Eastern Pacific. C. H. Jost and S. Andréfouët. 207   Cross-border trade in Saratoga fingerlings from the Bensbach River, south-west Papua New Guinea. G. Hitchcock. 218   Hematozoa of forest birds in American Samoa - evidence for a diverse, indigenous parasite fauna from the South Pacific. C. T. Atkinson, R. C. Utzurrum, J. O. Saemon, A. F. Savage and D. A. Lapointe. 229   Shore-based recreatioinal angling in the Rottnest Island Researve, Western Australia: Spatial and temporal distribution of catch and fishing effort. C. B. Smallwood, L. E. Beckley and N. R. Summer. 238         Volume 12 Number 4   EDITORIAL     The Sustainability Conundrum. I. McLean. 253 FORUM ESSAY     Conservation aspects of geothermal vegetation. Petteri Muukkonen. 255 NEWS AND VIEWS   SCB-A Newsletter December 2006. H. F. Recher. 259 RESEARCH PAPERS     Breeding-habitat and nest-site characteristics of Scarlet Robins and Eastern Yellow Robins near Armidale, New South Wales. S. J. S. Debus. 261   The successful eradication of two blackberry species Rubus megalococcus and R. adenotrichos (Rosaceae) from Santa Cruz Island, Galapagos, Ecuador. C. E. Buddenhagen. 272   The role of intense nest predation in the decline of Scarlet Robins and Eastern Yellow Robins in remnant woodland near Armidale, New South Wales. S. J. S. Debus. 279   Relating spatial and temporal patterns in floristics with vegetation mapping: an example from Fraser Island, south-east Queensland, Australia. B. E. Lawson and G. Wardell-Johnson. 288   Intraspecific variation in detection of bird-habitat relationships: declining birds in southern Australian woodlands. M. Maron and A. Lill. 301   Overview of the conservation status of Australian frogs. J.-M. Hero, C. Morrison, G. Gillespie, J. D. Roberts, D. Newell, E. Meyer, K. McDonald, F. Lemckert, M. Mahony, W. Osborne, H. Hines, S. Richards, C. Hoskin, J. Clarke, N. Doak and L. Shoo. 313   Assessing the risk of boat strike on Dugongs Dugong dugon at Burrum Heads, Queensland, Australia. R. N. Maitland, I. R. Lawler and J. K. Sheppard. 321 BOOK REVIEW     Practical Conservation Biology. S. Stankowski. 328 INDEX     Return to top of page