Jeremy D. Wilson is Head of Research for RSPB Scotland. He has worked as a Royal 1851 Commission Fellow on the role of dispersal in population dynamics of Dippers, and led a research study of the consequences of organic farming for bird populations for the British Trust for Ornithology. He is an Editor for the British Ornithologists' Union journal, Ibis, and an Associate Editor of the British Ecological Society's Journal of Applied Ecology.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: birds and agriculture in Britain 1. The history of agriculture in Britain Part I. The Habitats and their Birds: 2. The field 3. The field boundary 4. Semi-natural heathlands and grasslands Part II. Trends and Patterns: 5. Bird population trends 6. Patterns of association between agricultural change and wildlife populations Part III. The Effects of Agricultural Change on Birds: 7. Large-scale studies of abundance, distribution and demograph 8. Species case studies 9. Studies of changing agricultural practice 10. What future for birds and agriculture in Britain?
Introduction: birds and agriculture in Britain 1. The history of agriculture in Britain Part I. The Habitats and their Birds: 2. The field 3. The field boundary 4. Semi-natural heathlands and grasslands Part II. Trends and Patterns: 5. Bird population trends 6. Patterns of association between agricultural change and wildlife populations Part III. The Effects of Agricultural Change on Birds: 7. Large-scale studies of abundance, distribution and demograph 8. Species case studies 9. Studies of changing agricultural practice 10. What future for birds and agriculture in Britain?
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