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A journal dedicated to conservation and wildlife management in the Pacific region.
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Volume 3 Number 1
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| EDITORIAL |
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State of Australia's environment. H. F. Recher. |
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NEWS AND VIEWS
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National Biodiversity Council. H. F. Recher. |
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| ANNOUNCEMENTS |
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| FORUM ESSAYS |
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The 10 Lords of the Universe - the New South Wales TSC Act's Committee. L. Lim.
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| RESEARCH PAPERS |
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Ecological attributes of the threatened fauna of New South Wales. D. Lunney, A. L. Curtin, D. Fisher, D. Ayers and C. R. Dickman.
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The impact of planting for restoration of remnant bushland on its scientific and educational values: implications for conservation planning. L. McLoughlin.
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Translocation of the Palila, an endangered Hawaiian honeycreeper. S. G. Fancy, T. J. Snetsinger and J. D. Jacobi.
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The Kangaroo Rats of California: endemism and conservation of keystone species. R. L. Goldingay, P. A. Kelly and D. F. Willianis.
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Threats on Pacific islands: the spread of the Tramp Ant Wasmannia auropunctata (Hymenoptera: Formicidae). H. Jourdan.
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Colonizing Cane Toads cause population declines in native predators: reliable anecdotal information and management implications. S. Burnett.
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| BOOK REVIEWS |
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The Australian Zoologist - successful opportunist in a changing environment? Ed. by D. Lunney and L. Dawson. A. Boulton.
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Conservation of Australia's Forest Fauna. Ed. by D. Lunney. R. E. Fox.
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People and Nature Conservation. Perspectives on Private Land Use and Endangered Species Recovery. Ed. by A. Bennett, G. Backhouse and T. Clark. Or C. L. Gross.
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Herpetology in Australia: A Diverse Discipline. Ed by D. Lunney and D. Ayers. R. Harlen.
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Gondwanan Heritage. Ed. by S. Hopper, J. Chappill, M. Harvey and A. George. H. F. Recher.
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Future of the fauna of western New South Wales. Ed. by D. Lunney, S. Hand, P. Reed and D. Butcher. D. Oliver.
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Volume 3 Number 2
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| EDITORIAL |
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Conservation priorities: myths and realities. H. F. Recher. |
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| NEWS AND VIEWS |
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National Biodiversity. H. F. Recher. |
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Is biodiversity really the link between conservation and ecologically sustainable management? A reflection on paradigm and practice. J. Davie.
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| RESEARCH PAPERS |
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Predation at nests of two New Zealand endemic passerines; implications for bird community restoration. K. P. Brown. |
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Restoration of New Zealand islands: redressing the effects of introduced species. D. R. Towns, D. Simberloff and L. A. E. Atkinson.
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How secure is the Lord Howe Island Woodhen? A population viability analysis using VORTEX. B. W. Brook, L. Lim, R. Harden and R. Frankham.
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Natural history of the New Georgia Monkey-faced Bat Pteralopex sp. nov. from the Solomon Islands. D. Fisher and E. Tasker. |
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Distribution and response of rats Rattus rattus R. exulans to seedfall in New Zealand beech forests. C. M. King and H. Moller.
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Effects of undergrowth Council removal on the species diversity of insects in natural forests of Okinawa Honto S. Azuma, T. Sasaki and Y. Itb.
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Fading Fauna. Ed. by D. Lunney and L. Dawson. S. R. Morton.
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Losing Ground: An Environmental History of the Hawkesbury-Nepean Catchment. By Sue Rosen. R. French.
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Nature Conservation 4: The Role of Networks. Ed. by D. A. Saunders, J. L. Craig and E. M. Mattiske. J. Phillips.
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Platypus and Echidnas. Ed. by M. L. Augee. D. G. Quin.
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The Tropical Rain Forest: An Ecological Study. By P. W. Richards. J. Kikkawa and L. Webb.
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Conserving Biodiversity: Threats and Solutions. Ed. by R. A. Bradstock, T. D. Auld, D. A. Keith, R. T. Kingsford, D. Lunney and D. P. Sivertsen. N. Reid.
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Volume 3 Number 3
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| EDITORIAL |
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Conservation and management of Australasian birds. H. F. Recher. |
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Theme: Conservation and management of Australasian birds
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Managing bird populations: for whom and at what cost. J. L. Craig. |
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Impact and response: a review of the effects of fire on the Australian avifauna. J. C. Z. Woinarski and H.F. Recher.
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Fire and its impact on avian population dynamics. G. B. Baker, E. B. Dettmann and S. J. Wilson. |
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Responses by birds to fire regime and vegetation at the wet selerophyll/tropical rainforest boundary. A. Chapman and G. N. Harrington.
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Effects of an extensive wildfire on birds in far eastern Victoria. R. H. Loyn.
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The influence of plant diversity on the resilience of harvester termites to fire. M. Abensperg-Traun, D. Steven and L. Atkins.
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The decline, response to fire, status and management of the Eastern Bristlebird. J. Baker.
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Land use, habitat change and the conservation of birds in fragmented rural environments: a landscape perspective from the Northern Plains, Victoria, Australia. A. F. Bennett and L. A. Ford.
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Use of remnant forest habitat by birds during winter in subtropical Australia: patterns and processes. C. P. Catterall, M. B. Kingston and K. Park.
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Use by birds of riparian vegetation in an extensively fragmented landscape. A. M. Fisher and D. C. Goldney.
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Species interactions between the White-winged Chough and Australian Magpie in a fragmented landscape. S. J. Cox and J. J. Bauer.
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Dispersal of the Blue-breasted Fairy-wren in fragmented habitat in the wheatbelt of Western Australia. M. Brooker and L. Brooker.
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Extinct and introduced vertebrate species in New Zealand: a loss of biodistinctiveness and gain in biodiversity. K.J. Wilson.
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Genetics and the conservation of Australian birds. J. Norman and L. Christidis.
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Volume 3 Number 4
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| EDITORIAL |
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Challenging the wisdom of the Universe. Parliament and the People: the perils of saving species. H. F. Recher. |
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| FORUM ESSAYS |
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The 10 Lords of the Universe respond to Lim. P. Adam, T. Auld, D. Benson, P. Catling, C. Dickman, M. Flenting, R. Gunning, P. Hutchings, D. Kemp and J. Shields. |
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Conservation of the endangered Gould's Petrel Pterodroma leucoptera leucoptera. D. Priddel and N. Carlile.
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Status and management of the Palila, an endangered Hawaiian honeycreeper, 1987-1996. T. K. Pratt, P. C. Banko, S. G. Fancy, G. D. Lindsey and J. D. Jacobi.
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Conservation of the Noisy Scrub-bird: a review of 35 years of research and management. A. Danks. |
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Integrating management of Pittosporum undulatum with other environmental weeds in Sydney's urban bushland. S. Rose. |
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The protection of forested coastal wetlands in Southern Sumatra: a regional strategy for integrating conservation and development. J. Davie and E. Surnmardja.
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Population numbers, response to weather. movements and management of the threatened New Zealand skinks Oligosoma grande and 0. otagense in tussock grassland. E. J. Coddington and A. Cree.
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Comment on the efficacy of Queensland nature conservation legislation in relation to Acrodipsas illidgei (Waterhouse and Lyell) (Lepidoptera: Lycaenidae: Theclinae).
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Past and Present Distribution of the Eastern Barred Bandicoot (Perameles gunning in the Midlands, Tasmania. S. A Mallick, M. Haseler, G. J. Hocking and M. M. Driessen.
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“The Greens” and “Green Fire” S. Bootle.
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Rare or Threatened Australian Plants: 1995 Revised Edition. R. Froend.
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The exploitation of mammal populations. R. Doupe.
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Back from the Brink: Refining the Threatened Species Recovery Process. B. Sommer.
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The Origin and Evolution of Pacific Island Biotas. New Guinea to Eastern Polynesia: Patterns and Processes. J. D. Majer.
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