| Titre : | Journal of Applied Ecology : 0021-8901 47(1) - FEB 2010 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 00/00/0000 |
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Article
Emily B. Morrison, Auteur ;
Catherine A. Lindell, Auteur ;
Karen D. Holl, Auteur ;
Rakan A. Zahawi, Auteur
1. Active restoration to rehabilitate degraded tropical lands often involves planting tree seedlings, an effective but expensive approach if large areas are planted. Planting small patches of vegetation (tens to a few hundred square metres) has [...]
Article
Michael Drescher, Auteur ;
Ajith H. Perera, Auteur
1. Knowledge of forest change is often formalized in state-and-transition models (STMs). These models generate forecasts of forest condition that are widely used for forest management planning. Common techniques for evaluating such models are co[...]
Article
Thomas W. Bodey, Auteur ;
Stuart Bearhop, Auteur ;
Sugoto S. Roy, Auteur ;
Jason Newton, Auteur ;
Robbie A. Mcdonald, Auteur
1. The detrimental impacts of invasive, non-native species on islands are widely acknowledged and it is often best to act rapidly against such species, even where uncertainty exists over the best way to proceed. If management actions are evaluat[...]
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Eric J. Ward, Auteur ;
Haridas Chirakkal, Auteur ;
Manuela Gonzalez-Suarez, Auteur ;
David Aurioles-Gamboa, Auteur ;
Elizabeth E. Holmes, Auteur ;
Leah Gerber, Auteur
1. Understanding spatial structure and identifying subpopulations are critical for estimating population growth rates and extinction risk, and as such essential for effective conservation planning. However, movement and spatiotemporal environmen[...]
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Jennifer Firn, Auteur ;
Alan P. N. House, Auteur ;
Yvonne M. Buckley, Auteur
1. Identifying the mechanisms that facilitate invasion is crucial for the design of preventative measures and understanding the invasion process, but not necessarily for the design of effective control strategies. 2. When a novel disturbance is [...]
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Fabio Bulleri, Auteur ;
Maura G. Chapman, Auteur
1. Coastal landscapes are being transformed as a consequence of the increasing demand for urban infrastructure to sustain commercial, residential and tourist activities. A variety of man-made structures, such as breakwaters, jetties and seawalls[...]
