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| Table of Contents of Volume 14 |
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| Volume 14 Number
1 |
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| EDITORIAL | ||
| Good English, God's Nature: Science Education. Harry F. Recher. | 3 | |
| FORUM COMMENTARY | ||
| Conservation, Natural History and Science: the Challenge too Great, the Time too Short. Harry F. Recher . | 5 |
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| RESEARCH PAPERS | ||
Impact of the newly arrived seed-predating beetle Specularius impressithorax (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae: Bruchinae) in Hawai'i. A. C. Medeiros, E. von Allmen, M. Fukuda, A. Samuelson and T. Lau. |
7 | |
The effects of invasive ants on the nesting success of Tristram's Storm-petrel, Oceanodroma tristrami, on Laysan Island, Hawaiian Islands National Wildlife Refuge. G. T. W. McClelland and I. L. Jones. |
13 | |
Rapid assessment of habitat quality in riparian rainforest vegetation. T. Lawson, M. Goosem and D. Gillieson. |
20 | |
Sixteen years of Eastern Barred Bandicoot Perameles gunnii reintroductions in Victoria: a review. A. L. Winnard and G. Coulson. |
34 | |
Does pedestrian traffic affect the composition of 'bush bird' assemblages? M. Price and A. Lill. |
54 | |
Selection of artificial refuge structures in the Australian skink, Egernia stokesii. C. L. Mensforth and C. M. Bull. |
63 | |
A conceptual ecological model of an isolated population of Alpine Musk Deer Moschus chrysogaster: conservation implications for Chines musk deer. L. Zhixiao and S. Helin. |
69 | |
| BOOK REVIEW | ||
Environmental Principles and Policies: An Interdisciplinary Approach. D. G. Nimmo. |
74 | |
| Volume 14 Number
2 |
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| EDITORIAL | ||
| 2020 Hindsight: An Ecologically Sustainable Australia. Harry F. Recher. | 78 | |
| NEWS AND VIEWS | ||
| News from the Australasian Section of the Society of Conservation Biology: June 2007. H. Recher. | 79 | |
| FORUM ESSAY | ||
Taking Medawar's medicine: science as the "art of the soluble" for Hawaii's terrestrial extinction crisis. D. C. Duffy and F. Kraus. |
80 | |
Medawar's medicine: the local-global prescription for conservation actions. R. A. Leidy and P. L. Fiedler. |
89 | |
| RESEARCH PAPERS | ||
Baseline data for identifying potentially invasive plants in Puerto Ayora, Santa Cruz Island, Galapagos. A. M. Guerrero, P. Pozo, S. Chamorro, A. Guezou and C. E. Buddenhagen. |
93 | |
The costs of single species programmes and the budget constraint. E. Moran, R. Cullen and K. F. D. Hughey. |
108 | |
Can seed-eating birdsspread viable canola seed? L. E. Twigg, C. M. Taylor, T. J. Lowe and M. C. Calver. |
119 | |
Identification and characterization of floristic groups in dry forests relicts of a West Coast region of New Caledonia. T. Jaffré, F. Rigault and J. Munzinger. |
128 | |
| BOOK REVIEWS | ||
| Conservation and the Genetics of Populations. G. Armstrong. | 146 | |
| Conservation of Wildlife Populations: Demography, Genetics and Management. S. Watson. | 147 | |
| Wildlife Damage Control. S. Watson. | 147 | |
| Volume 14 Number
3 |
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| GUEST EDITORIAL | ||
| Lessons from the Looming Extinction of the Tasmanian Devil. D. Lunney, M. Jones and H. McCullum. | 151 | |
| FORUM ESSAY | ||
Improving methods for allocating resources among threatened species: the case for a new national approach in New Zealand. L. N. Joseph, R. F. Maloney, S. M. O'Connor, P. Cromarty, P. Jansen, T. Stephens and H. P. Possingham. |
154 | |
| RESEARCH PAPERS | ||
Powerline easements: ecological impacts and cintribution to habitat fragmentation from linear features. T. C. Strevens, M. L. Puotinen and R. J. Whelan. |
159 | |
Examining the Living with Possums policy in Victoria, Australia: community knowledge, support and compliance. A. Whiting and K. K. Miller. |
169 | |
Home range amnd movements of feral cats on Mauna Kea, Hawai'i. D. M. Goltz, S. C. Hess, K. W. Brinck, P. C. Banko and R. M. Danner. |
177 | |
The effect of Noisy Miners on small bush birds: an unofficial cull and its outcome. S. J. S. Debus. |
185 | |
Biodiversity consequences of sea level rise in New Guinea. L. Legra, X. Li and A. T. Peterson. |
191 | |
Mining a museum frog collection for environmental bio-indicators using specimens of the Striped Marsh Frog Limnodynastes peronii. G. H. Pyke. |
200 | |
Ground-based rodent control in a remote Hawaiian rainforest on Maui. T. R. Malcolm, K. J. Swinnerton, J. J. Groombridge, B. K. Sparklin, C. N. Brosius, J. P. Vetter and J. T. Foster. |
206 | |
| Feeding Flipper: a case study of human-dolphin interaction. H. Finn. | 215 | |
| BOOK REVIEW | ||
Lost from our Landscape: Threatened Species of the Northern Territory. A. Winnard. |
184 | |
| People, Sheep and Nature Conservation: The Tasmanian Experience. W. E. Davis Jr. | 226 | |
| Fundamentals of Conservation Biology. G. Williams. | 227 | |
| Volume 14 Number
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| GUEST EDITORIAL | ||
| Forum on conservation. H. F. Recher. | 228 | |
| EDITOR'S FORUM | ||
| Regenesis: a discourse on the natural history of mind and creation in the Second Deluge. H. Finn. | 230 | |
| Key role for geoscientists in providing "Early Warning System" on environmetal crises. P. Cawood. | 231 | |
| Why are we still using a "one size fits all" philosophy for systematic reserve planning in Australia? J. Watson, R. A. Fuller and L. Barr. | 233 | |
| Thirty years later, should we be more concerned for the ongoing invasion of Mozambique Tilapia in Australia? R. G. Doupé and D. W. Burrows. | 235 | |
| Nauru - opportunity in loss. S. Feary. | 238 | |
| Eucalypt decline and dead trees: if it's not sexy few seem to care. P. D. Meek. | 240 | |
| Rock anchoring in Karimun Jawa, Indonesia: ecological impacts and management implications. J. A. Maynard, K. R. N. Anthony, S. Afatta, L. F. Anggraini and D. Haryanti, Ambariyanto. | 242 | |
| What role do threatened species lists play in New Zealand conservation? J. Ocock. | 244 | |
| Indigenous pest management: an under-utilized tool for conservation and the management of invasive ants and their mutualistic Hemiptera in the Pacific. P. J. Lester. | 246 | |
An indigenous-led community challenge to fisheries management in New Zealand: the revival of regional scale management practices? A. L. H. Whyte, J. J. Bell, K. M. Ramstad and J. P. A. Gardner. |
248 | |
| RESEARCH PAPERS | ||
Ecosystem conservation in multi-tenure reserve networks: the contribution of land outside of publicly protected areas. J. A. Fitzsimons and G. Wescott. |
250 | |
Bushfire and the Malthusian guillotine: survival of small mammals in a refuge in Nadgee Nature Researve, south-eastern New South Wales. D. Lunney, H. W. M. Lunney and H. F. Recher. |
263 | |
Towards restoration of Hawaiian tropical dry forests:the Kaupulehu outplanting programme. S. Cordell, M. McClellan, Y. Yarber Carter and L. J. Hadway. |
279 | |
Pacific Conservation Biology: an authorship and citation analysis. M. C. Calver and K. A. Bryant. |
285 | |
| INDEX | 304 | |
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