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Challenges in assessing the vulnerability of species, to climate change to inform conservation actions

N. Butt, Auteur ; H. P. Possingham, Auteur ; C. De Los Rios, Auteur ; R. Maggini, Auteur ; R. A. Fuller, Auteur ; S. L. Maxwell, Auteur ; J. E. M. Watson, Auteur

Dans Biological Conservation (199 JUL 2016)

Understanding climate change impacts on species is vital for correctly estimating their extinction risk and choosing appropriate conservation actions. We perceive four common challenges that hamper conservation planning for species affected by c[...]

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A disaggregated biodiversity offset accounting model to improve estimation of ecological equivalency and no net loss

F. J. F. Maseyk, Auteur ; L. P. Barea, Auteur ; R. T. T. Stephens, Auteur ; H. P. Possingham, Auteur ; G. Dutson, Auteur ; M. Maron, Auteur

Dans Biological Conservation (204 DEC 2016)

Biodiversity offsetting is a mechanism aimed at achieving biodiversity gains to compensate for the residual impacts of development activities on biodiversity. Estimating the ecological equivalence of biodiversity lost to development with that ga[...]

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How can we sell evaluating, analyzing and synthesizing to young scientists?

H. P. Possingham, Auteur

Dans Animal Conservation (15(3) JUN 2012)

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The importance of ecological scale for wildlife conservation in naturally fragmented environments: A case study of the brush-tailed rock-wallaby (Petrogale penicillata)

J. V. Murray, Auteur ; S. Low Choy, Auteur ; C. A. McAlpine, Auteur ; H. P. Possingham, Auteur ; A. W. Goldizen, Auteur

Dans Biological Conservation (141(1) JAN 2008)

Determining the ecologically relevant spatial scales for predicting species occurrences is an important concept when determining species-environment relationships. Therefore species distribution modelling should consider all ecologically relevan[...]

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Improving the efficiency of wildlife monitoring by estimating detectability: a case study of foxes (Vulpes vulpes) on the Eyre Peninsula, South Australia

S. A. Field, Auteur ; A. J. Tyre, Auteur ; K. H. Thorn, Auteur ; P. J. O'Connor, Auteur ; H. P. Possingham, Auteur

Dans Wildlife Research (32(3) 2005)

Demonstrating the existence of trends in monitoring data is of increasing practical importance to conservation managers wishing to preserve threatened species or reduce the impact of pest species. However, the ability to do so can be compromised[...]

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Integrating research, monitoring and management into an adaptive management framework to achieve effective conservation outcomes

J. C. Walsh, Auteur ; K. A. Wilson, Auteur ; J. Benshemesh, Auteur ; H. P. Possingham, Auteur

Dans Animal Conservation (15(4) AUG 2012)

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Is landscape context important for riparian conservation? Birds in grassy woodland

T. G. Martin, Auteur ; S. McIntyre, Auteur ; C. P. Catterall, Auteur ; H. P. Possingham, Auteur

Dans Biological Conservation (127(2) JAN 2006)

An important challenge for riparian management is to determine the extent to which landscape context influences the faunal assemblages of riparian habitats. We examined this challenge in the variegated landscapes of southeastern Queensland, Aust[...]

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