Conservation implications: insight into appropriate management
Conservation genetics of tilapias: Seeking to define appropriate units for management
... other such units (Allendorf and Luikart, 2007). Different principles underlie different definitions of ESU, leading to somewhat different criteria for defining ESUs. Ryder (1986) was the first to use the term, defining ...
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The influence of fire on savanna fauna: implications for conservation management
... valuable insight into the complex way in which fire affects invertebrate communities and the long-time frame over which these impacts ...habitat management practices (Andersen & Müller 2000; Orgeas & ...
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Research challenges and conservation implications for urban cat management in New Zealand
... years, conservation efforts in New Zealand have moved from being concentrated in rural and isolated island locations, where exotic mammalian predators are often controlled, to begin to bring native fauna back to ...
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Soil fertility enhancement through appropriate fertilizer management on winter cover crops in a conservation agriculture system
... The importance of fertilizer in CA systems is highlighted in many findings from this thesis. Even at the low doses (60 kg N and 30 kg P ha -1 ), fertilizer was important for increasing biomass input and SOM (especially ...
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Biogeography of Parasitic Nematode Communities in the Galápagos Giant Tortoise: Implications for Conservation Management
... such conservation release programs on host-parasite interactions have been pub- lished ...[61]). Management protocols should be implemented to ensure the separation of evolutionarily distinct host-parasite ...
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Comparative demography and assemblage structure of serranid fishes: implications for conservation and fisheries management
... This thesis has demonstrated that a multi-faceted approach can provide deeper insights into the biology of individual species and reef fish more generally. For example, examination of assemblage- or taxon-level patterns ...
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Natural mechanisms of erosion prevention and stabilisation in a Marakele Peatland ; implications for conservation management
... inform management recommendations, particularly regarding the ecohydrology of the Matlabas mire, the ultimate objectives are to understand the drivers and responders of the Matlabas ...an insight in ...
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Biogeography of Parasitic Nematode Communities in the Galapagos Giant Tortoise: Implications for Conservation Management
... such conservation release programs on host-parasite interactions have been pub- lished ...[61]). Management protocols should be implemented to ensure the separation of evolutionarily distinct host-parasite ...
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Factors influencing the marine spatial ecology of seabirds: Implications for theory, conservation and management
... The Wave Hub project is an offshore grid-connected facility located 16 km off the northern coast of Cornwall designed for the large-scale testing of wave energy conversion devices (www.wavehub.co.uk). To measure ...
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At-sea distribution and habitat of breeding Japanese Murrelets Synthliboramphus wumizusume: implications for conservation management
... To assess the adequacy of the current Japanese marine IBA network for breeding murrelets, we used Biro and Izu colony models to predict murrelet at-sea density around all known murrelet colonies (see Appendix S2). We ...
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Age-based demography of humpback grouper Cromileptes altivelis: implications for fisheries management and conservation
... to management of fisheries that harvest ...and appropriate combination of management measures to reduce the conservation risk to the species and improve long-term ...effective ...
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Inbreeding load and purging: implications for the short-term survival and the conservation management of small populations
... Another issue of relevance in relation with the above arguments is the type of genetic management appropriate for conservation programmes. Managements based on equalisation of contributions from ...
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Value Adding Through Appropriate Integrated Risk Insight : Transforming Development Opportunities Into Projects.
... Examples of applicability are new onshore / offshore oil and gas facilities, existing oil and gas field expansions, pipeline and onshore terminals, systems modifications, asset functionality, asset life extension, ...
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Predator-Prey Relationships and Spatial Ecology of Jaguars in the Southern Pantanal, Brazil: Implications for Conservation and Management.
... Many jaguar studies to date, hindered by logistics and other difficulties inherent to studying large carnivores, may have offered an incomplete picture of their social organization. Analyses of total home ranges fail to ...
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The Tasmanian devil microbiome—implications for conservation and management
... In summary, our results suggest that devils in captivity tend to have a different microbiome composition to in- dividuals in the wild. This finding is not unexpected, and similar observations have been made previously in ...
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Mobile Phones: An Appropriate Tool For Conservation And Development?
... It is fair to say that bespoke mobile phone applications aimed at specific industries or activities are few and far between. The mobile phone is still primarily used as a voice communications device despite the efforts ...
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Determinants of Soil Conservation: An Insight of Tea Smallholders
... soil conservation attitude which was measured on a scale that consisted of 15 soil conservation measures, and farmers’ socio-economic and other factors considered in the ...soil conservation while ...
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Disturbance ecology of Tasmanian highland grassland — an overview and implications for conservation management
... [email protected] Active manipulation of disturbances such as fire and grazing is often necessary to maintain or enhance biodiversity values in grasslands. However in many instances information is lacking on the ...
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Uses, cultural significance, and management of peatlands in the Peruvian Amazon : implications for conservation
... of aguaje palm trees (Mauritia flexuosa) used by members of the indigenous community to produce 205.. traditional textiles, were also important.[r] ...
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Traditional use and management of NTFPs in Kangchenjunga Landscape: implications for conservation and livelihoods
... forest conservation. Effective management through sustainable harvesting and market driven commercialization are two contrasting aspects that are bringing challenges in development of NTFPs ...sustainable ...
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