Titlebook: Conservation Biology; Foundations, Concept Fred Dyke Textbook 20082nd edition Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2008 Applied ecology.Bio

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The History and Distinctions of Conservation Biology,dedication to it, has not been considered a “normal” way of thinking. This is not just the case in ordinary society, but even in the scientific community. Nevertheless, this “different” approach to the natural world, and to science, was given voice and direction at a remarkable meeting in 1978. In t

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Values and Ethics in Conservation,to acacia trees in Tanzania’s Manyara National Park (Douglas-Hamilton and Douglas- Hamilton 1975). The elephants were destroying the acacias in the park, and the Douglas-Hamilton’s job was to decide what course of action should be taken: reduce the size of the population by having some of the elepha

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Biodiversity: Concept, Measurement, and Challenge,iology’s emergence as a distinct discipline was the recognition among biologists of the accelerating and global loss of species – the “extinction crisis” (Soulé 1986). This shift in focus from the problem of “endangered species” to the problem of “l(fā)oss of biodiversity” might sound like an exercise i

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Biodiversity Conservation and Climate Change,, Canada, and only one dimension of its national conservation effort, national parks. But although his words are directed to the conditions of one country and one conservation strategy, Scott could just as easily have been speaking of every conservation strategy in the whole world. The most importan