Who killed in the Krill?
... Antarctica’s Wildlife… Whales Seals Penguins Flying birds, e.g. Albatross • Fish and squid • Krill ...
... Antarctica’s Wildlife… Whales Seals Penguins Flying birds, e.g. Albatross • Fish and squid • Krill ...
Curriculum Vitae: - San Francisco National Parks Science and
... Howell, J.A. and M. Semenoff-Irving (in prep.). Grazing effects on vertebrate diversity in a coastal California National Park. Restoration Ecology 31pp. * Howell, J.A. and R.H. Barrett. 1998. California Wildlife-Habitat-Relationship System: a test in coastal scrub and annual grassland. California Fi ...
... Howell, J.A. and M. Semenoff-Irving (in prep.). Grazing effects on vertebrate diversity in a coastal California National Park. Restoration Ecology 31pp. * Howell, J.A. and R.H. Barrett. 1998. California Wildlife-Habitat-Relationship System: a test in coastal scrub and annual grassland. California Fi ...
Managing Forests for Fish and Wildlife
... trees within the stand are approximately the same age. Small stands of different age classes can form a diverse assemblage of wildlife habitats. Even-aged timber nearly complete, removal of existing timber. stand management often begins with the complete, or Clearcutting removes all marketable trees ...
... trees within the stand are approximately the same age. Small stands of different age classes can form a diverse assemblage of wildlife habitats. Even-aged timber nearly complete, removal of existing timber. stand management often begins with the complete, or Clearcutting removes all marketable trees ...
Appendix A: Freshwater Mussels
... Stream fragmentation, and attendant gene flow restrictions, will be reduced by removing barriers such as nonfunctional dams, where feasible, by operating dams at “run of the river” flow regimes, and by rehabilitating degraded river reaches. These measures will increase dispersal and re‐colonization ...
... Stream fragmentation, and attendant gene flow restrictions, will be reduced by removing barriers such as nonfunctional dams, where feasible, by operating dams at “run of the river” flow regimes, and by rehabilitating degraded river reaches. These measures will increase dispersal and re‐colonization ...
Britain`s Mammals - People`s Trust for Endangered Species
... common pipistrelle and otter, are estimated to have increased by more than 50%. One, the water vole, is reported to have declined by this amount. 4. Surveying mammals killed on roads may provide useful information. We report on three surveys with different remits: l The MTUK/JNCC Mammals on Roads su ...
... common pipistrelle and otter, are estimated to have increased by more than 50%. One, the water vole, is reported to have declined by this amount. 4. Surveying mammals killed on roads may provide useful information. We report on three surveys with different remits: l The MTUK/JNCC Mammals on Roads su ...
Clarifying competition - University of York File Library
... (emphasis added) (Alley 1982, p. 165). In short, the effects of competition on animal populations may be small, particularly in African drylands, relative to other factors external to the competitive interaction in question. The recognition of spatial heterogeneity has strongly shaped new views abou ...
... (emphasis added) (Alley 1982, p. 165). In short, the effects of competition on animal populations may be small, particularly in African drylands, relative to other factors external to the competitive interaction in question. The recognition of spatial heterogeneity has strongly shaped new views abou ...
Dr. Albanese earned his PhD in the department of Natural Resource
... and agencies including the Zoological Society of Milwaukee, The Nature Conservancy and The Massachusetts Audubon Society. Dr. Albanese is currently a research associate at the Kansas Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Unit at Kansas State University. My research interests include applied landscape ecolog ...
... and agencies including the Zoological Society of Milwaukee, The Nature Conservancy and The Massachusetts Audubon Society. Dr. Albanese is currently a research associate at the Kansas Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Unit at Kansas State University. My research interests include applied landscape ecolog ...
Population dynamics - The Deer Initiative
... Usually deer populations should not be allowed to reach the absolute carrying capacity, it is not likely to be good for the deer or their habitat. This implies that most deer populations require some management to hold them at least at the SCC. Human interests (e.g. preventing damage to crops or sen ...
... Usually deer populations should not be allowed to reach the absolute carrying capacity, it is not likely to be good for the deer or their habitat. This implies that most deer populations require some management to hold them at least at the SCC. Human interests (e.g. preventing damage to crops or sen ...
NATURESCAPE - District of Saanich
... The small part of our rugged beautiful province favoured for human habitation draws in rapidly increasing numbers of people.This small area must accommodate our homes, our towns and cities, industry, transportation and utility corridors, many of our opportunities for recreation, for agriculture and ...
... The small part of our rugged beautiful province favoured for human habitation draws in rapidly increasing numbers of people.This small area must accommodate our homes, our towns and cities, industry, transportation and utility corridors, many of our opportunities for recreation, for agriculture and ...
Canada`s Woodland Caribou - Sustainable Forest Management in
... Research shows it is better to log a few large patches rather than many smaller ones so there are fewer roads. This means there will be less habitat and landscape fragmentation; the site will be less attractive to moose and deer who draw predators; and the area will more closely resemble caribou hab ...
... Research shows it is better to log a few large patches rather than many smaller ones so there are fewer roads. This means there will be less habitat and landscape fragmentation; the site will be less attractive to moose and deer who draw predators; and the area will more closely resemble caribou hab ...
Seabird Conservation and Management in the Hawaiian Islands
... The development of effective pest exclusion fences and eradication techniques has enabled their increasing use for the management of high value conservation areas and species in New Zealand. Mainland exclusion projects range from those focused on protection of the breeding sites of single-species, t ...
... The development of effective pest exclusion fences and eradication techniques has enabled their increasing use for the management of high value conservation areas and species in New Zealand. Mainland exclusion projects range from those focused on protection of the breeding sites of single-species, t ...
CAPE MAY WARBLER Dendroica tigrina
... Siddle 1992; Siddle 1992). Lance and Phinney (1994) found no individuals during their study south of Dawson Creek in mixedwood forest, results that reinforce the relationship between Cape May Warblers and mature white spruce stands. In the late 1990s, however, Cape May Warblers were relatively more ...
... Siddle 1992; Siddle 1992). Lance and Phinney (1994) found no individuals during their study south of Dawson Creek in mixedwood forest, results that reinforce the relationship between Cape May Warblers and mature white spruce stands. In the late 1990s, however, Cape May Warblers were relatively more ...
Program - The Wildlife Society
... BOBBI BARRERA - Deputy Director, Wildlife, Fish, and Rare Plants Pgrm. U.S. Forest Service, Region 3 Bobbi received her Bachelor of Science and Master degrees in Wildlife Ecology and Management from Michigan State University. She has worked for both state and federal agencies throughout her 25 year ...
... BOBBI BARRERA - Deputy Director, Wildlife, Fish, and Rare Plants Pgrm. U.S. Forest Service, Region 3 Bobbi received her Bachelor of Science and Master degrees in Wildlife Ecology and Management from Michigan State University. She has worked for both state and federal agencies throughout her 25 year ...
Marbled Murrelet - Endangered Species Coalition
... extensive commercial logging in the reserves that is not focused on restoration of latesuccessional conditions, which raises doubt that the reserve network will function as intended. The BLM plan has been challenged by a coalition of conservation groups and ABC is providing advocacy support on behal ...
... extensive commercial logging in the reserves that is not focused on restoration of latesuccessional conditions, which raises doubt that the reserve network will function as intended. The BLM plan has been challenged by a coalition of conservation groups and ABC is providing advocacy support on behal ...
(Charadrius melodus) in Southern New Jersey - SUNY-ESF
... resighting surveys, weekly chick captures, and bi-monthly predator occupancy surveys. Our goals of this study are to provide recommendations for predator management and restoration to land managers within the state of New Jersey that will simultaneously reduce predation pressures and create suitable ...
... resighting surveys, weekly chick captures, and bi-monthly predator occupancy surveys. Our goals of this study are to provide recommendations for predator management and restoration to land managers within the state of New Jersey that will simultaneously reduce predation pressures and create suitable ...
How to exclude pine martens from game and poultry pens
... day, the hens can be protected within a fenced enclosure with line wire electric fencing as described earlier. In this situation the hen house door does not then need to be shut at night. ...
... day, the hens can be protected within a fenced enclosure with line wire electric fencing as described earlier. In this situation the hen house door does not then need to be shut at night. ...
Climate change - wildlife and adaptation
... Recent flooding is consistent with climate change predictions for more frequent extreme weather events ...
... Recent flooding is consistent with climate change predictions for more frequent extreme weather events ...
S Clarke Farms Ltd Conservation Plan
... more frequent management is required, for reasons of unimpeded drainage, this should be justified (CFP 8.9). Note the need to manage ditch and watercourse edges in order to protect them from pollution, runoff or erosion resulting from overgrazing or inappropriate livestock access (CFP 5.1). Livestoc ...
... more frequent management is required, for reasons of unimpeded drainage, this should be justified (CFP 8.9). Note the need to manage ditch and watercourse edges in order to protect them from pollution, runoff or erosion resulting from overgrazing or inappropriate livestock access (CFP 5.1). Livestoc ...
View Coskata-Coatue management plan
... manage Coskata-Coatue Wildlife Refuge and Nantucket National Wildlife Refuge in the best possible manner. Management to protect Piping Plovers and terns; management to protect rare and unusual habitats from their threats; and interpretation to engage visitors, to enhance their experience, and to enc ...
... manage Coskata-Coatue Wildlife Refuge and Nantucket National Wildlife Refuge in the best possible manner. Management to protect Piping Plovers and terns; management to protect rare and unusual habitats from their threats; and interpretation to engage visitors, to enhance their experience, and to enc ...
Sharp-tailed Grouse - Playa Lakes Joint Venture
... locate their nest sites further from buildings, transmission lines, and improved roads than would be expected at random. There is also some evidence that oil and gas wellheads negatively influence nest site selection and habitat use.3,4 Researchers in Oklahoma used radio telemetry to demonstrate tha ...
... locate their nest sites further from buildings, transmission lines, and improved roads than would be expected at random. There is also some evidence that oil and gas wellheads negatively influence nest site selection and habitat use.3,4 Researchers in Oklahoma used radio telemetry to demonstrate tha ...
Petrogale penicillata - profile (PDF 560 KB)
... Moss G., Taylor D. and Miller A. 1997. Implementation of a monitoring program for the Brushtailed Rock-wallaby (Petrogale penicillata) at the Warrumbungle National Park: Preliminary results and recommendations. Unpublished Report to the NSW National Parks & Wildlife Service. Moss G., Miller A., Tayl ...
... Moss G., Taylor D. and Miller A. 1997. Implementation of a monitoring program for the Brushtailed Rock-wallaby (Petrogale penicillata) at the Warrumbungle National Park: Preliminary results and recommendations. Unpublished Report to the NSW National Parks & Wildlife Service. Moss G., Miller A., Tayl ...
4.4 biological resources
... scrub, and Joshua tree woodland. Potential habitat for this species occurs throughout the project area; however, the habitat within the project site is only marginally suitable due to the degree of disturbance and its proximity to existing development. No desert tortoise individuals or signs of dese ...
... scrub, and Joshua tree woodland. Potential habitat for this species occurs throughout the project area; however, the habitat within the project site is only marginally suitable due to the degree of disturbance and its proximity to existing development. No desert tortoise individuals or signs of dese ...
research summary
... most cases, (4) other approaches (primarily aerial gunning) are extremely expensive to maintain over long time periods and may not allow removal of enough wolves to result in a response by prey populations, particularly in forested areas. As a result, despite decades of intensive research, jurisdict ...
... most cases, (4) other approaches (primarily aerial gunning) are extremely expensive to maintain over long time periods and may not allow removal of enough wolves to result in a response by prey populations, particularly in forested areas. As a result, despite decades of intensive research, jurisdict ...
Wildlife crossing
Wildlife crossings are structures that allow animals to cross human-made barriers safely. Wildlife crossings may include: underpass tunnels, viaducts, and overpasses (mainly for large or herd-type animals); amphibian tunnels; fish ladders; tunnels and culverts (for small mammals such as otters, hedgehogs, and badgers); green roofs (for butterflies and birds).Wildlife crossings are a practice in habitat conservation, allowing connections or reconnections between habitats, combating habitat fragmentation. They also assist in avoiding collisions between vehicles and animals, which in addition to killing or injuring wildlife may cause injury to humans and property damage.Similar structures can be used for domesticated animals, such as cattle creeps.