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Brett W. A. Howland, Auteur ; Dejan Stojanovic, Auteur ; Iain J. Gordon, Auteur ; Jim Radford, Auteur ; Adrian D. Manning, Auteur ; David B. Lindenmayer, AuteurRestoration of appropriate disturbance regimes is a high conservation priority. However, for most species, little is known about appropriate disturbance regimes to achieve defined conservation outcomes. In this context, trait based approaches ca[...]
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Adrian D. Manning, Auteur ; Ross B. Cunningham, Auteur ; David B. Lindenmayer, AuteurRestoration projects often do not effectively restore some key biological resources that take time, often centuries, to accumulate. Such resources are often characteristic of 'natural' ecosystems and are critical to successful ecosystem recovery[...]
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Philip S. Barton, Auteur ; Adrian D. Manning, Auteur ; Heloise Gibb, Auteur ; David B. Lindenmayer, Auteur ; Saul A. Cunningham, AuteurPatterns of biodiversity are influenced by habitat features at multiple spatial scales, yet few studies have used a multi-scale approach to examine ground-dwelling beetle diversity patterns. We trapped and quantified ground-dwelling beetle assem[...]
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Laura Rayner, Auteur ; David B. Lindenmayer, Auteur ; Philip Gibbons, Auteur ; Adrian D. Manning, AuteurQuantifying the population trends of species is crucial to achieving effective conservation action. However, deriving accurate and reliable indices of change is difficult due to the paucity and complexity of population data. There is a growing n[...]
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Adrian D. Manning, Auteur ; Iain J. Gordon, Auteur ; William J. Ripple, AuteurThe absence of an organism from a landscape for a long time can be a major barrier to the restoration of that species due to factors such as environmental conditions changing since extinction. This can make it difficult to assess the feasibility[...]
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Adrian D. Manning, Auteur ; Philip Gibbons, Auteur ; David B. Lindenmayer, AuteurP>1. Facilitating adaptive responses of organisms in modified landscape will be essential to overcome the negative effects of climate change and its interaction with land use change. Without such action, many organisms will be prevented from ach[...]
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Adrian D. Manning, Auteur ; Joern Fischer, Auteur ; David B. Lindenmayer, AuteurScattered trees are prominent features in many landscapes worldwide, including natural landscapes, cultural landscapes, and recently modified landscapes. The ecological importance of scattered trees is widely acknowledged in natural landscapes, [...]
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Darren S. Le Roux, Auteur ; Karen Ikin, Auteur ; David B. Lindenmayer, Auteur ; Adrian D. Manning, Auteur ; Philip Gibbons, AuteurLand development contributes to the clearance of large trees that are sometimes offset with many smaller trees as compensatory wildlife habitat. But are many smaller trees a valid biodiversity offset for the loss of a single large tree? To answe[...]
