| Titre : | Bird Conservation International 28(1) - March 2018 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 01/03/2018 |
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Article
Daan Bos, Auteur ;
Lucien Davids, Auteur ;
Pape Mawade Wade, Auteur ;
Amadou Sow, Auteur ;
Yakhya Gueye, Auteur ;
Adama Gaye, Auteur
A highly degraded wetland in the Senegal delta, the Ndiael has been the subject of multiple ecological restoration attempts. One of the options for restoration is a seasonal inundation of the Ndiael. This would strengthen the ecosystem services,[...]
Article
Nicholas J. Bayly, Auteur ;
Kenneth V. Rosenberg, Auteur ;
Wendy E. Easton, Auteur ;
Camila Gómez, Auteur ;
Jay Carlisle, Auteur ;
David N. Ewert, Auteur ;
Anna Drake, Auteur ;
Laurie Goodrich, Auteur
Nearly 300 species of landbirds, whose populations total billions, migrate between the Neotropics and North America. Many migratory populations are in steep decline, and migration is often identified as the greatest source of annual mortality. I[...]
Article
Yik-Hei Sung, Auteur ;
Ivan Wai-Lun Tse, Auteur ;
Yat-tung Yu, Auteur
Long-term population monitoring is crucial to evaluate the effectiveness of conservation efforts. Systematic surveys of the endangered Black-faced Spoonbill Platalea minor, the rarest spoonbill species globally, are not possible during the breed[...]
Article
Christine J. Groom, Auteur ;
Kristin Warren, Auteur ;
Peter R. Mawson, Auteur
Release into the wild is the preferred outcome for rehabilitated animals, but often little is known about what happens to individuals following their release. Increased knowledge of post-release survival and reintegration into the wild could imp[...]
Article
Mikkel Willemoes, Auteur ;
Anders P. Tøttrup, Auteur ;
Mathilde Lerche-Jørgensen, Auteur ;
Erik Mandrup Jacobsen, Auteur ;
Andrew Hart Reeve, Auteur ;
Kasper Thorup, Auteur
Changes in land-use and climate are threatening migratory animals worldwide. In birds, declines have been widely documented in long-distance migrants. However, reasons remain poorly understood due to a lack of basic information regarding migrato[...]
Article
Nina Seifert, Auteur ;
Cosima Tegetmeyer, Auteur ;
Angela Schmitz Ornes, Auteur
Knowledge of a species’ ecological requirements is a prerequisite for effective conservation, particularly if the species is assumed to be declining due to modification of its primary habitats. Information about habitat suitability allows both t[...]
Article
Yanfang Li, Auteur ;
Xinping Ye, Auteur ;
Min Wang, Auteur ;
Xia Li, Auteur ;
Rong Dong, Auteur ;
Zhiping Huo, Auteur ;
Xiaoping Yu, Auteur
A reintroduction project for the endangered Crested Ibis Nipponia nippon was conducted in Ningshan County (Shaanxi Province) on May 31, 2007. Post-release monitoring of the survival of the reintroduced population was carried out extensively from[...]
Article
Ding Li Yong, Auteur ;
Kim Seng Lim, Auteur ;
Kim Chuah Lim, Auteur ;
Trixie Tan, Auteur ;
Siyang Teo, Auteur ;
Hua Chew Ho, Auteur
The globally threatened Straw-headed Bulbul Pycnonotus zeylanicus is one of South-East Asia’s most imperilled songbirds due to the surging demand for the species in the regional bird trade. Recently uplisted from Vulnerable to Endangered, popula[...]
Article
Daniel Bergin, Auteur ;
Serene C. L. Chng, Auteur ;
James A. Eaton, Auteur ;
Chris R. Shepherd, Auteur
Currently listed as Endangered on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species, the Straw-headed Bulbul Pycnonotus zeylanicus is being driven towards extinction throughout most of its range by unregulated illegal trade supplying the demand for songbi[...]
Article
Wayne A. Houston, Auteur ;
William J. Aspden, Auteur ;
Rod Elder, Auteur ;
Robert L. Black, Auteur ;
Linda E. Neaves, Auteur ;
Andrew G. King, Auteur ;
Richard E. Major, Auteur
The Yellow Chat Epthianura crocea is comprised of three disjunct subspecies. Subspecies E. c. macgregori (Capricorn Yellow Chat) is listed as Critically Endangered under the EPBC Act and has a distribution that also appears to be disjunct, with [...]
Article
Wayne A. Houston, Auteur ;
Rod Elder, Auteur ;
Robert Black, Auteur
The average population size of Capricorn Yellow Chat Epthianura crocea macgregori was estimated at 251 +/-31 (SE) by repeated surveys over seven years (2004–2010) using consistent search effort at known occupied sites. Because the survey period [...]
Article
Glenn Ehmke, Auteur ;
James A. Fitzsimons, Auteur ;
Stephen T. Garnett, Auteur
Over the last 25 years subspecies have become an important unit of bird conservation in Australia. Some have evocative common English names which have allowed the subspecies to be vested with meaning among conservation advocates, evoking feeling[...]
Article
Ding Li Yong, Auteur ;
Kim Seng Lim, Auteur ;
Kim Chuah Lim, Auteur ;
Trixie Tan, Auteur ;
Siyang Teo, Auteur ;
Hua Chew Ho, Auteur
The globally threatened Straw-headed Bulbul Pycnonotus zeylanicus is one of South-East Asia’s most imperilled songbirds due to the surging demand for the species in the regional bird trade. Recently uplisted from Vulnerable to Endangered, popula[...]
Article
Wayne A. Houston, Auteur ;
William J. Aspden, Auteur ;
Rod Elder, Auteur ;
Robert L. Black, Auteur ;
Linda E. Neaves, Auteur ;
Andrew G. King, Auteur ;
Richard E. Major, Auteur
The Yellow Chat Epthianura crocea is comprised of three disjunct subspecies. Subspecies E. c. macgregori (Capricorn Yellow Chat) is listed as Critically Endangered under the EPBC Act and has a distribution that also appears to be disjunct, with [...]
Article
Christine J. Groom, Auteur ;
Kristin Warren, Auteur ;
Peter R. Mawson, Auteur
Release into the wild is the preferred outcome for rehabilitated animals, but often little is known about what happens to individuals following their release. Increased knowledge of post-release survival and reintegration into the wild could imp[...]
Article
Nina Seifert, Auteur ;
Cosima Tegetmeyer, Auteur ;
Angela Schmitz Ornes, Auteur
Knowledge of a species’ ecological requirements is a prerequisite for effective conservation, particularly if the species is assumed to be declining due to modification of its primary habitats. Information about habitat suitability allows both t[...]
Article
Yik-Hei Sung, Auteur ;
Ivan Wai-Lun Tse, Auteur ;
Yat-tung Yu, Auteur
Long-term population monitoring is crucial to evaluate the effectiveness of conservation efforts. Systematic surveys of the endangered Black-faced Spoonbill Platalea minor, the rarest spoonbill species globally, are not possible during the breed[...]
Article
Yanfang Li, Auteur ;
Xinping Ye, Auteur ;
Min Wang, Auteur ;
Xia Li, Auteur ;
Rong Dong, Auteur ;
Zhiping Huo, Auteur ;
Xiaoping Yu, Auteur
A reintroduction project for the endangered Crested Ibis Nipponia nippon was conducted in Ningshan County (Shaanxi Province) on May 31, 2007. Post-release monitoring of the survival of the reintroduced population was carried out extensively from[...]
Article
Daniel Bergin, Auteur ;
Serene C. L. Chng, Auteur ;
James A. Eaton, Auteur ;
Chris R. Shepherd, Auteur
Currently listed as Endangered on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species, the Straw-headed Bulbul Pycnonotus zeylanicus is being driven towards extinction throughout most of its range by unregulated illegal trade supplying the demand for songbi[...]
Article
Wayne A. Houston, Auteur ;
Rod Elder, Auteur ;
Robert Black, Auteur
The average population size of Capricorn Yellow Chat Epthianura crocea macgregori was estimated at 251 +/-31 (SE) by repeated surveys over seven years (2004–2010) using consistent search effort at known occupied sites. Because the survey period [...]
Article
A. C. Kemp, Auteur ;
G. A. Benn, Auteur ;
K. S. Begg, Auteur
The extensive spatial organization of many large-bird populations is difficult to assess. We used a geographic information system to correlate vegetation structure with random sightings for four large bird species that occur throughout the 20,00[...]
Article
Floyd E. Hayes, Auteur ;
Ishmaelangelo Samad, Auteur
Monoculture plantations of exotic Caribbean pine Pinus caribaea have been planted extensively in many tropical countries, but little is known about the bird communities inhabiting them. From October 1995 to September 1996, we compared bird popul[...]
Article
Peter Njorge, Auteur ;
Leon A. Bennun, Auteur ;
Luc Lens, Auteur
We examined and compared territoriality and habitat use of two congeneric babbler species in Kirinyaga district, central Kenya, with the aim of explaining their differences in global conservation status. Hinde's Babbler Turdoides hindei is a sca[...]
Article
Zhijun Ma, Auteur ;
Zijian Wang, Auteur ;
Hongxiao Tang, Auteur
The historical distribution of the Red-crowned Crane Grus japonensis together with changes in its breeding and wintering grounds in China are reviewed. According to historical information the bird mainly bred in Heilongjiang and Jilin Provinces [...]
