| Titre : | Wildlife Research : Management and Conservation 40(6) - 2013 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 00/00/0000 |
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Article
Dror Ben-Ami, Auteur ;
Daniel Ramp, Auteur
Context Roads have numerous impacts on wildlife populations, such as forming barriers to movement and isolating them from resources. However, knowledge of how wildlife behave in road-impacted environments is limited. Aims Our aim was to assess t[...]
Article
C. Sutherland, Auteur ;
D. A. Elston, Auteur ;
X. Lambin, Auteur
Context In metapopulations, colonisation is the result of dispersal from neighbouring occupied patches, typically juveniles dispersing from natal to breeding sites. When occupancy dynamics are dispersal driven, occupancy should refer to the pres[...]
Article
J. L. Riley, Auteur ;
J. D. Litzgus, Auteur
Context A main goal of conservation is to mitigate anthropogenic impacts on natural ecosystems, thus conservation tools themselves should not negatively affect target species. Predator-exclusion cages are effectively used to reduce predation of [...]
Article
Stefano Focardi, Auteur ;
Barbara Franzetti, Auteur ;
Francesca Ronchi, Auteur
Context Precise and accurate methods are essential to assess wildlife populations for sound management. We surveyed a managed population of fallow deer (Dama dama) in a Mediterranean environment in Italy, where this non-native ungulate has a neg[...]
Article
Kerry E. Charles, Auteur ;
Wayne L. Linklater, Auteur
Context Avian-human conflict is a growing issue in urban areas, yet studies of conflict tend to be species and situation specific and focus on landscape characteristics that generate or exacerbate the problem. Aims To determine characteristics o[...]
Article
Matthew Gentle, Auteur ;
Anthony Pople, Auteur
Context The feral pig (Sus scrofa) is a widespread pest species in Australia and its populations are commonly controlled to reduce damage to agriculture and the environment. Feral pigs are also a resource and harvested for commercial export as g[...]
Article
Gary W. Luck, Auteur ;
Shannon Triplett, Auteur ;
Peter G. Spooner, Auteur
Context Farmland crops may suffer damage from native animals, but also provide a critical resource during times of food scarcity. We know little about bird use of almond crops. Aims To examine factors influencing temporal and spatial variation i[...]
Article
Bradley Law, Auteur ;
Mark Chidel, Auteur ;
Alf Britton, Auteur ;
Traecey Brassil, Auteur
Context Selective logging of native forests creates a mosaic of disturbance histories; however, little is known about how different taxa respond to such a mosaic. Aims We followed adaptive-management principles to test logging and burning impact[...]
Article
David M. Forsyth, Auteur ;
David S. L. Ramsey, Auteur ;
Clare J. Veltman, Auteur ;
Robert B. Allen, Auteur ;
Will J. Allen, Auteur ;
Richard J. Barker, Auteur ;
Chris L. Jacobson, Auteur ;
Simon J. Nicol, Auteur ;
Sarah J. Richardson, Auteur ;
Charles R. Todd, Auteur
Context When environmental, economic and/or social effects of wildlife are considered undesirable and need to be reduced, managers require knowledge of the effectiveness of candidate control techniques, particularly the relationship between cont[...]
