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Curbing habitat loss, reducing fragmentation and restoring connectivity are frequent concerns of conservation planning. In this respect, the incorpora...
Read moreEstuaries are unique and complex systems that are important for ecological, cultural and economic reasons. They provide valuable habitat for biodivers...
Read moreThis document describes Natural England's approach and methods for defining favourable conservation status (FCS) in England, UK. The principles of def...
Read moreThe Natura 2000 Network will consist of sites designated by the Member States of the European Union, under the Habitats and Birds Directives. Many of ...
Read moreMathematical models for birth and death processes in local populations (within a local patch), and for migration between local patches in a heterogene...
Read moreThis chapter aims to enhance knowledge on basic interactions between old growth features, dead wood, forest management, and forest biodiversity as wel...
Read moreThe reliability of deer population management could be improved with good density estimates, but current methods are either labour-intensive or suffer...
Read moreMany habitat creation schemes specify that biological material of local provenance should be used in reintroductions. This has come to be the 'text bo...
Read moreResults from a common garden experiment and from a survey of isozymic variation conducted in southern England during 1987 and 1988, using population s...
Read moreHabitat loss and fragmentation are serious threats to biodiversity, especially in the Amazon Basin, where biodiversity is greatest and deforestation i...
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