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catalog contributor b5684246.
catalog contributor b5684247.
catalog contributor b5684248.
catalog contributor b5684249.
catalog created "1993.".
catalog date "1993".
catalog date "1993.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "1993.".
catalog description "24. The recognition and implementation of landscape management objectives for agriculture -- in the UK By B.H. Green .259-66 -- 25. Special people, a special animal and a special vision: the first steps to restoring a -- fragmented tropical landscape. By F.H.J. Crome andJ. Bentrupperbilumer267-79 -- 26. Landcare groups in Western Australia: the role of self help groups in restoring degraded -- farmland. By K F. Goss andJ. Chatfield281-93 -- 27. Communication: how can ecologists get their message out? P.R Ehrlich 295-301 -- CONCLUSION -- 28. Reconstruction of fragmented ecosystems: problems and possibilities. By D.A Saunders, -- J. Hobbs and P. REhrlich .305-13 -- Index 315-26.".
catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
catalog description "Machine generated contents note: Preface. Nature Conservation Series. By D.A. Saunders and I.E. Beatty v -- Preface. By D.A. Saunders, RKJ. Hobbs and P.K Ehrlich .ix-xi -- List of Colour Plates .xiv -- GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES -- 1. The scale of the human enterprise. By P. REhrlich3-8 -- 2. Social constraints on restoration ecology. By G.C. Daily9-16 -- 3. Global co-operation and ecosystem restoration. By A.H. Ehrlich17-25 -- 4. Restoration ecology and climatic change. By A.R Main .27-32 -- 5. Some human responses to global problems. By E.C. Lefroy and R.J. Hobbs .33-39 -- 6. Discussion report: how global change will impact on restoration projects. By PR J. Hobbs -- andS. A. Scougall41-42 -- REGIONAL AND LOCAL PERSPECTIVES -- 7. What do we presently understand about ecosystem fragmentation? By Y. Haila, -- D.A. Saunders and R J. Hobbs 45-55 -- 8. Habitat edges and restoration: methods for quantifying edge effects and predicting the -- ".
catalog description "ecosystem reconstruction. By S.A Scougall, J.D. Majer and RJ. Hobbs163-78 -- 17. Effects of fragmentation on some Florida ecosystems, and how to redress them. -- ByD. Simberloff .179-87 -- 18. Discussion report: management implications of restructuring a fragmented landscape. -- By A.R. Main and R J. Lambeck .189-90 -- SOLUTIONS: MAKING RESTORATION ECOLOGY WORK -- 19. Ecological restoration: replenishing our national and global ecological capital. -- ByJ. CairnsJr. 193-208 -- 20. Restoration of function or diversity? By. K Armstrong 209-14 -- 21. What information do primary producers need from ecologists? By D. Couper 215-23 -- 22. Restoring seemingly natural communities on agricultural land. By G. Fry and R. Main225-41 -- 23. Reconciling agriculture and nature conservation: toward a restoration strategy for the -- Western Australian wheatbelt. By E.C. Lefroy, R.J. Hobbs and M. Scheltema243-57 -- ".
catalog description "results of restoration efforts. By T.D. Sisk and C.R Margules57-69 -- 9. Corridors in restoration of fragmented landscapes. By G. Merriam and D.A. Saunders 71-87 -- 10. Climatic considerations in reserve design and ecological restoration. By S.B. Weiss and -- D.D. Murphy. 89-107 -- 11. Contrasting roles of remnants in old and newly impacted landscapes: lessons for ecosystem -- reconstruction. By P. Angelstam and G.W. Arnold109-25 -- 12. Restoration ecology and invasions. By R J. Hobbs and H.A. Mooney127-33 -- 13. Ecology and stress from a population genetics perspective. By M.W. Feldman135-40 -- 14. The loss of biodiversity and landscape restoration: conservation, management, survival. -- An Australian perspective. By H.F. Recher141-51 -- 15. The role of patchiness in reconstructed wheatbelt landscapes. By R.J. Lambeck and -- D.A. Saunders 153-61 -- 16. Edge effects in grazed and ungrazed Western Australian wheatbelt remnants in relation to -- ".
catalog extent "xi, 326 p. :".
catalog hasFormat "Reconstruction of fragmented ecosystems.".
catalog identifier "0949324507".
catalog isFormatOf "Reconstruction of fragmented ecosystems.".
catalog isPartOf "Nature conservation ; 3".
catalog issued "1993".
catalog issued "1993.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "Chipping Norton, NSW : Surrey Beatty & Sons,".
catalog relation "Reconstruction of fragmented ecosystems.".
catalog subject "Biotic communities Congresses.".
catalog subject "Ecosystem management Congresses.".
catalog subject "Ecosystem management.".
catalog subject "Nature conservation Congresses.".
catalog subject "QH541.15.R45 R45 1993".
catalog subject "Restoration ecology Congresses.".
catalog subject "Restoration ecology.".
catalog subject "Revegetation.".
catalog tableOfContents "24. The recognition and implementation of landscape management objectives for agriculture -- in the UK By B.H. Green .259-66 -- 25. Special people, a special animal and a special vision: the first steps to restoring a -- fragmented tropical landscape. By F.H.J. Crome andJ. Bentrupperbilumer267-79 -- 26. Landcare groups in Western Australia: the role of self help groups in restoring degraded -- farmland. By K F. Goss andJ. Chatfield281-93 -- 27. Communication: how can ecologists get their message out? P.R Ehrlich 295-301 -- CONCLUSION -- 28. Reconstruction of fragmented ecosystems: problems and possibilities. By D.A Saunders, -- J. Hobbs and P. REhrlich .305-13 -- Index 315-26.".
catalog tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Preface. Nature Conservation Series. By D.A. Saunders and I.E. Beatty v -- Preface. By D.A. Saunders, RKJ. Hobbs and P.K Ehrlich .ix-xi -- List of Colour Plates .xiv -- GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES -- 1. The scale of the human enterprise. By P. REhrlich3-8 -- 2. Social constraints on restoration ecology. By G.C. Daily9-16 -- 3. Global co-operation and ecosystem restoration. By A.H. Ehrlich17-25 -- 4. Restoration ecology and climatic change. By A.R Main .27-32 -- 5. Some human responses to global problems. By E.C. Lefroy and R.J. Hobbs .33-39 -- 6. Discussion report: how global change will impact on restoration projects. By PR J. Hobbs -- andS. A. Scougall41-42 -- REGIONAL AND LOCAL PERSPECTIVES -- 7. What do we presently understand about ecosystem fragmentation? By Y. Haila, -- D.A. Saunders and R J. Hobbs 45-55 -- 8. Habitat edges and restoration: methods for quantifying edge effects and predicting the -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "ecosystem reconstruction. By S.A Scougall, J.D. Majer and RJ. Hobbs163-78 -- 17. Effects of fragmentation on some Florida ecosystems, and how to redress them. -- ByD. Simberloff .179-87 -- 18. Discussion report: management implications of restructuring a fragmented landscape. -- By A.R. Main and R J. Lambeck .189-90 -- SOLUTIONS: MAKING RESTORATION ECOLOGY WORK -- 19. Ecological restoration: replenishing our national and global ecological capital. -- ByJ. CairnsJr. 193-208 -- 20. Restoration of function or diversity? By. K Armstrong 209-14 -- 21. What information do primary producers need from ecologists? By D. Couper 215-23 -- 22. Restoring seemingly natural communities on agricultural land. By G. Fry and R. Main225-41 -- 23. Reconciling agriculture and nature conservation: toward a restoration strategy for the -- Western Australian wheatbelt. By E.C. Lefroy, R.J. Hobbs and M. Scheltema243-57 -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "results of restoration efforts. By T.D. Sisk and C.R Margules57-69 -- 9. Corridors in restoration of fragmented landscapes. By G. Merriam and D.A. Saunders 71-87 -- 10. Climatic considerations in reserve design and ecological restoration. By S.B. Weiss and -- D.D. Murphy. 89-107 -- 11. Contrasting roles of remnants in old and newly impacted landscapes: lessons for ecosystem -- reconstruction. By P. Angelstam and G.W. Arnold109-25 -- 12. Restoration ecology and invasions. By R J. Hobbs and H.A. Mooney127-33 -- 13. Ecology and stress from a population genetics perspective. By M.W. Feldman135-40 -- 14. The loss of biodiversity and landscape restoration: conservation, management, survival. -- An Australian perspective. By H.F. Recher141-51 -- 15. The role of patchiness in reconstructed wheatbelt landscapes. By R.J. Lambeck and -- D.A. Saunders 153-61 -- 16. Edge effects in grazed and ungrazed Western Australian wheatbelt remnants in relation to -- ".
catalog title "Reconstruction of fragmented ecosystems : global and regional perspectives / edited by Denis A. Saunders, Richard J. Hobbs and Paul R. Ehrlich.".
catalog type "Conference proceedings. fast".
catalog type "text".