Titlebook: Conservation of Faunal Diversity in Forested Landscapes; Richard M. DeGraaf,Ronald I. Miller (Senior Associ Book 1996 Chapman & Hall 1996

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-01488-9rglund, 1991; Jahn, 1991) and most of the present agricultural areas were colonized not later than during the medieval period (Birks ., 1988; Dodgshon, 1988; Jahn, 1991). At the other extreme, the clearing of original forest habitats both for agricultural purposes and for timber is only now being ca

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Urban Water Management for Future Citiesmuch more extensive eucalypt forests 19% is in conservation reserves and additional large areas are proposed for wilderness and national park dedication (Lunney, 1991a; RAC, 1992). Of the total forest estate, 33.5 million ha (~75%) are considered capable of timber production (RAC, 1992). Much of thi

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Stephan K?ster,Moritz Reese,Jian‘e Zuosence of obvious alternative explanations for most migrant declines, the question of the effects of habitat loss in general and forest loss specifically is no longer strictly academic; for some species, it has become a critical conservation issue (Rappole ., 1994).

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Conservation of Faunal Diversity in Forested Landscapes

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Richard M. DeGraaf,Ronald I. Miller (Senior Associ

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Effects of hurricanes on wildlife: implications and strategies for managementommunities (e.g. Wadsworth and Englerth, 1959; Odum, 1970; Doyle, 1981; Weaver, 1986; Crow, 1980). The importance of hurricanes in influencing ecosystems is consistent with the prevailing view that natural systems are largely organized by disturbance (Pickett and White, 1985; Denslow, 1987).