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The effectiveness and cost of camera traps for surveying small reptiles and critical weight range mammals: a comparison with labour-intensive complementary methods

Dustin J. Welbourne, Auteur ; Christopher MacGregor, Auteur ; David Paull, Auteur ; David B. Lindenmayer, Auteur

Dans Wildlife Research (42(5) SEP 2015)

Context. Biodiversity studies often require wildlife researchers to survey multiple species across taxonomic classes. To detect terrestrial squamate and mammal species, often multiple labour-intensive survey techniques are required. Camera traps[...]

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Bombs, fire and biodiversity: Vertebrate fauna occurrence in areas subject to military training

David B. Lindenmayer, Auteur ; Christopher MacGregor, Auteur ; Jeff Wood, Auteur ; Martin J. Westgate, Auteur ; Karen Ikin, Auteur ; Claire Foster, Auteur ; Fred Ford, Auteur ; Rick Zentelis, Auteur

Dans Biological Conservation (204 DEC 2016)

Military training areas (MTAs) cover 6% of the earth's land surface, but the impact on biodiversity of weapons use in MTAs remains largely unknown. We quantified the effects of military training on vertebrates in a 5-year study at Beecroft Weapo[...]

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Fire management for biodiversity conservation: Key research questions and our capacity to answer them

Don A. Driscoll, Auteur ; David B. Lindenmayer, Auteur ; Andrew F. Bennett, Auteur ; Michael Bode, Auteur ; Ross A. Bradstock, Auteur ; Geoffrey J. Cary, Auteur ; Michael F. Clarke, Auteur ; Nick Dexter, Auteur ; Rod Fensham, Auteur ; Gordon Friend, Auteur ; Malcolm Gill, Auteur ; Stewart James, Auteur ; Geoff Kay, Auteur ; David A. Keith, Auteur ; Christopher MacGregor, Auteur ; Jeremy Russell-Smith, Auteur ; David Salt, Auteur ; James E. M. Watson, Auteur ; Richard J. Williams, Auteur ; Alan York, Auteur

Dans Biological Conservation (143(9) SEP 2010)

Knowing how species respond to fire regimes is essential for ecologically sustainable management. This axiom raises two important questions: (1) what knowledge is the most important to develop and (2) to what extent can current research methods [...]

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Are nest boxes a viable alternative source of cavities for hollow-dependent animals? Long-term monitoring of nest box occupancy, pest use and attrition

David B. Lindenmayer, Auteur ; Alan Welsh, Auteur ; Christine Donnelly, Auteur ; Mason Crane, Auteur ; Damian Michael, Auteur ; Christopher MacGregor, Auteur ; Lachlan McBurney, Auteur ; Rebecca Montague-Drake, Auteur ; Philip Gibbons, Auteur

Dans Biological Conservation (142(1) JAN 2009)

Nest box programs have often been established to conserve hollow-dependent fauna but their effectiveness is unknown in many jurisdictions. We examined nest box effectiveness in a 10-year experimental study in the Mountain Ash (Eucalyptus regnans[...]

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