| Titre : | Wildlife Research : Management and Conservation 41(1) - 2014 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 00/00/0000 |
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Article
Neal Finch, Auteur ;
Peter Murray, Auteur ;
Julia Hoy, Auteur ;
Greg Baxter, Auteur
Context. Recreational hunting has a long history in Australia, as in other parts of the world. However, the number, characteristics and motivations of Australian hunters have never been investigated in the same way as those in other countries wh[...]
Article
Emily A. Goldstein, Auteur ;
Colin Lawton, Auteur ;
Emma Sheehy, Auteur ;
Fidelma Butler, Auteur
Context. Improved knowledge of changing species distributions is critically important for conservation managers in the face of increasing species invasions, habitat disturbance and climate change. Efficient monitoring of the location of advancin[...]
Article
Daniel Lunney, Auteur ;
Eleanor Stalenberg, Auteur ;
Truly Santika, Auteur ;
Jonathan R. Rhodes, Auteur
Context. Reviews of climate change in Australia have identified that it is imposing additional stresses on biodiversity, which is already under threat from multiple human impacts. Aims. The present study aimed to determine the contributions of s[...]
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Karlene Bain, Auteur ;
Adrian Wayne, Auteur ;
Roberta Bencini, Auteur
Context. An understanding of population size and status is necessary for the implementation of appropriate conservation measures to recover threatened taxa. Mark-recapture studies at large spatial scales are impractical and expensive and a rapid[...]
Article
Nyo Me Htwe, Auteur ;
Grant R. Singleton, Auteur
Context. Asynchronous or aseasonal planting of rice crops can extend the period when high-quality food is available to rodents. Consequently, rodents may extend their breeding season, increasing population densities. An improved understanding of[...]
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D. S. L. Ramsey, Auteur ;
S. R. McPhee, Auteur ;
D. M. Forsyth, Auteur ;
I. G. Stuart, Auteur ;
M. P. Scroggie, Auteur ;
M. Lindeman, Auteur ;
J. Matthews, Auteur
Context. Warren ripping has been demonstrated to be an effective tool for controlling rabbit populations. However, few studies have examined factors influencing the rate at which ripped warrens are likely to be recolonised (i.e. be re-opened). A[...]
Article
Carol Palmer, Auteur ;
Lyndon Brooks, Auteur ;
Guido J. Parra, Auteur ;
Tracey Rogers, Auteur ;
Debra Glasgow, Auteur ;
John C. Z. Woinarski, Auteur
Context. Three dolphin species occur in coastal waters of monsoonal northern Australia: the Australian snubfin (Orcaella heinsohni), humpback (Sousa sp.) and the bottlenose (Tursiops sp.). Their overall population size and trends are poorly know[...]
Article
Giovanna Massei, Auteur ;
Dave Cowan, Auteur
As human populations grow, conflicts with wildlife increase. Concurrently, concerns about the welfare, safety and environmental impacts of conventional lethal methods of wildlife management restrict the options available for conflict mitigation.[...]
