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Wildlife Conservation on Farmland Two Volume Set

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Details

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

16.09.2015

Herausgeber

David W Macdonald + weitere

Verlag

Hurst & Co.

Seitenzahl

672

Maße (L/B/H)

25,9/19,7/4 cm

Gewicht

1735 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-19-964683-8

Beschreibung

Details

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

16.09.2015

Herausgeber

Verlag

Hurst & Co.

Seitenzahl

672

Maße (L/B/H)

25,9/19,7/4 cm

Gewicht

1735 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-19-964683-8

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  • Produktbild: Wildlife Conservation on Farmland

    • Volume 1: Managing for nature on lowland farms

    • 1: David W. Macdonald, Eva M. Raebel and Ruth E. Feber: Farming and wildlife: a perspective on a shared future

    • 2: Helen Smith, Ruth E. Feber and David W. Macdonald: From weed reservoir to wildlife resource: redefining arable field margins

    • 3: Ruth E. Feber, Paul J. Johnson, Fran H. Tattersall, Will Manley, Barbara Hart, Helen Smith and David W. Macdonald: How can field margin management contribute to invertebrate biodiversity?

    • 4: David W. Macdonald, Lauren A. Harrington, Merryl Gelling, Fran H. Tattersall and Tom Tew: Small mammals on lowland farmland

    • 5: Jeremy D. Wilson and Richard B. Bradbury: Agri-environment schemes and the future of farmland bird conservation

    • 6: Ruth E. Feber, Paul J. Johnson, Dan E. Chamberlain, Leslie G. Firbank, Robert J. Fuller, Barbara Hart, Will Manley, Fiona Mathews, Lisa R. Norton, Martin Townsend and David W. Macdonald: Does organic farming affect biodiversity?

    • 7: Hanna L. Tuomisto, Ian D. Hodge, Philip Riordan and David W. Macdonald: Farming for the future: optimising farming systems for society and the environment

    • 8: Thomas Merckx and David W. Macdonald: Landscape-scale conservation of farmland moths

    • 9: Danielle Linton, Lauren A. Harrington and David W. Macdonald: Habitat use by vesper bats: disentangling local and landscape scale effects within lowland farmland

    • 10: Eva M. Raebel, David J. Thompson and David W. Macdonald: Local and landscape scale management of Odonata

    • 11: Rosalind F. Shaw, Alison E. Poole, Ruth E. Feber, Eva M. Raebel and David W. Macdonald: Freshwaters and farming: impacts of land use and management on the biodiversity of rivers and ditches

    • 12: Christina D. Buesching, Eleanor M. Slade, Thomas Merckx and David W. Macdonald: Local and landscape-scale impacts of wooded habitats and their management on wildlife

    • 13: Elina Rantanen, David W. Macdonald, Nick Sotherton and Francis Buner: Improving reintroduction success of the Grey Partridge using behavioural studies

    • 14: Tom P. Moorhouse, Merryl Gelling and David W. Macdonald: Water vole restoration in the Upper Thames

    • 15: Tom Moorhouse, David W. Macdonald, Rob Strachan and Xavier Lambin: What does conservation research do, when should it stop, and what do we do then? Questions answered with water voles.

    • 16: Christopher J. Sandom and David W. Macdonald: What next? Rewilding as a radical future for the British countryside

    • Volume 2: Conflict in the countryside

    • 1: David W. Macdonald, Eva M. Raebel, Chris Newman and Ruth E. Feber: War or Peace: farming and wildlife

    • 2: David W. Macdonald, Patrick Doncaster, Malcolm Newdick, Heribert Hofer, Fiona Mathews, Paul J. Johnson: Foxes in the landscape: ecology and sociology

    • 3: David W. Macdonald and Paul J. Johnson: Foxes in the landscape: hunting, control and economics

    • 4: David W. Macdonald, Chris Newman and Christina D. Buesching: Badgers in the rural landscape: conservation paragon or farmland pariah: lessons from the Wytham Badger Project

    • 5: David W. Macdonald, Rosie Woodroffe and Philip Riordan: Badgers and Bovine Tuberculosis: beyond perturbation to life cycle analysis

    • 6: David W. Macdonald, Lauren A. Harrington, Nobuyuki Yamaguchi, Mike D. Thom, Joanna Bagniewska: Biology, ecology and reproduction of American mink Neovison vison on lowland farmland

    • 7: Lauren A. Harrington and David W. Macdonald: Riparian mustelids in the Upper Thames: a case of alien invasives versus native competitors

    • 8: Tom P. Moorhouse and David W. Macdonald: Crayfish management in the Upper Thames

    • 9: Alan Larkman, Ruth E. Feber, Ian Newton and David W. Macdonald: Population trends in large and small resident, seed-eating farmland bird species in Britain since 1966

    • 10: Eduardo Arraut, David W. Macdonald and Robert E. Kenward: In the wake of buzzards: from modelling to conservation and management in a changing landscape

    • 11: David W. Macdonald, Manuel Berdoy and Joanne P. Webster: Brown rats on farmland: ecological citizens or subsidised carpet-baggers?

    • 12: Sandra E. Baker and David W. Macdonald: Moles on farmland: making mountains out of molehills?

    • 13: Sandra E. Baker and David W. Macdonald: Managing wildlife humanely with learned food aversions

    • 14: Philip Riordan, Paul Johnson, Eva Raebel, Ruth E. Feber and David W. Macdonald: From science to practice: delivering conservation across the landscape

    • 15: Christina D. Buesching, Eleanor M. Slade, Chris Newman, Terhi Riutta, Philip Riordan and David W. Macdonald: Many Hands Make Light Work - But Do They? A Critical Evaluation of Citizen Science