| Titre : | Wildlife Research : Management and Conservation 37(1) - 2010 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 00/00/0000 |
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Article
S. R. McPhee, Auteur ;
K. L. Butler, Auteur
Context. It is important to examine the long-term effectiveness of rabbit management programmes based on warren destruction using modern warren ripping machinery, at a time when the continuing impacts of both myxomatosis and rabbit haemorrhagic [...]
Article
Elizabeth M. Metsers, Auteur ;
Philip J. Seddon, Auteur ;
Yolanda M. van Heezik, Auteur
Context. The process of urban sprawl brings the human population and their domestic cats (Felis catus) in close contact with wildlife in areas that were previously remote, including reserves and conservation areas created to protect populations [...]
Article
J. E. Kinnear, Auteur ;
C. J. Krebs, Auteur ;
C. Pentland, Auteur ;
P. Orell, Auteur ;
C. Holme, Auteur ;
R. Karvinen, Auteur
Predation is widely believed to be the main threatening process for many native vertebrates in Australia. For 25 years, predator-baiting experiments have been used in the Western Australian Central Wheatbelt to control red fox predation on rock-[...]
Article
Monica Ruibal, Auteur ;
Rod Peakall, Auteur ;
Andrew Claridge, Auteur ;
Andrew Murray, Auteur ;
Karen Firestone, Auteur
Context. Enumeration of cryptic/rare or widely distributed mammal species is exceedingly difficult for wildlife managers using standard survey methods. Individual identification via non-invasive hair-DNA methods offers great promise in extending[...]
Article
Anna Gsell, Auteur ;
John Innes, Auteur ;
Pim de Monchy, Auteur ;
Dianne Brunton, Auteur
Context. Better techniques to detect small numbers of mammalian pests such as rodents are required both to complete large-scale eradications in restoration areas and to detect invaders before they become abundant or cause serious impacts on biod[...]
Article
Nathan Garvey, Auteur ;
Dror Ben-Ami, Auteur ;
Daniel Ramp, Auteur ;
David B. Croft, Auteur
Context. Prescribed (or controlled) burning is frequently advocated as a means of reducing fuel loads in peri-urban forests to minimise the risk of high-intensity wildfires. An important consideration in prescribed burns is the impact on native [...]
Article
Graeme Gillespie, Auteur
Context. Despite increased scientific attention on amphibian conservation in recent years, knowledge of population demography of amphibians remains scarce, hampering evaluation of population declines and development of appropriate management res[...]
Article
Alison Fern Watkins, Auteur ;
Judith L. McWhirter, Auteur ;
Carolyn M. King, Auteur
Context. Relative density indices assuming uniform distribution of the target species are often the only cost-effective method for monitoring a population over the long term and at landscape scale, and the only source of valuable historical data[...]
