Bat Detectors
Given the reality of limited money for conservation efforts, there is a compelling need for scientists to help conservation practitioners set priorities and identify species most in need of urgent attention. This book provides the scientific approaches and analyses available for asking what we can expect from losing species. The contributors are outstanding ecologists, theoreticians, and evolutionary biologists and they discuss whether we can identify species that play key roles in ecosystems before they are lost forever.
The contributors are: SEB Abella, GC Chang, D Doak, AL Downing, WT Edmondson, A Flecker, MJ Ford, CDG Harley, EG Leigh Jr., S Lubetkin, SM Louda, M Marvier, P McElhany, BA Menge, SE Moore, WF Morris, S Naeem, S Palumbi, A Power, TA Rand, R Root, M Ruckelshaus, J Ruesink, DE Schindler, TW Schoener, D Simberloff, DA Spiller, M Wonham, and JT Wooten.
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Title informationMuch-needed assessment of priorities in species conservation SPECIAL OFFER The Importance of SpeciesPerspectives on Expendability and Triage Edited by Peter Kareiva and Simon A Levin
427 pages, figs, tabs.Princeton University Press
Softcover | 2003 | £24.99 | approx. $41/€29
(reduced from £41.95 until 31/03/2010)  #133187 | ISBN-10: 069109005X
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