Conservation Translocations

Herausgeber: Moehrenschlager, Axel; Hollingsworth, Peter M.; Gaywood, Martin J.; Ewen, John G.

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Produktbeschreibung

Conservation translocation involves moving species to benefit their own conservation and our wider environment. Its use is increasing rapidly in rewilding and other projects, and excites and engages people. This book aims to inspire and inform practitioners, academics, students, policy makers, and the public globally.

Produktdetails

• Ecology, Biodiversity and Conservation
• Verlag: Cambridge University Press
• Seitenzahl: 400
• Erscheinungstermin: 22. Dezember 2022
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 244mm x 171mm x 19mm
• Gewicht: 880g
• ISBN-13: 9781108714570
• ISBN-10: 1108714579
• Artikelnr.: 64673822

Inhaltsangabe

Part I. Conservation Translocations: Getting Started: 1. Moving Species:
Reintroductions and other conservation translocations Martin J. Gaywood and
Mark Stanley-PriceI; 2. Conservation translocations: Planning and the
initial appraisal Sarah E. Dalrymple and Joe M. Bellis; Part II.
Conservation Translocations: The Key Issues: 3. Conservation translocations
and the law Arie Trouwborst, Andy Blackmore, Sally Blyth, Floor Fleurke,
Phillipa McCormack and Martin J. Gaywood; 4. Decision making in animal
conservation translocations: Biological considerations and beyond John G.
Ewen, Stefano Canessa, Sarah J. Converse and Kevin A. Parker; 5. Animal
disease and conservation translocations Anthony W. Sainsbury and Claudia
Carraro; 6. Animal welfare, animal rights, and conservation translocations:
Moving forward in the face of ethical dilemmas Lauren A. Harrington,
Natasha Lloyd and Axel Moehrenschlager; 7. Conservation translocations for
plants Joyce Maschinski and Matthew Albrecht; 8. Plant health, biosecurity
and conservation translocations Ruth Mitchell, Sarah Green and Peter M.
Hollingsworth; 9. Genomics and conservation translocations Linda E. Neaves,
Rob Ogden and Peter M. Hollingsworth; 10. The human dimensions and the
public engagement spectrum of conservation translocation Jenny A. Glikman,
Beatrice Frank, Camilla Sandström, Samantha Meysohn, Michelle Bogardus,
Francine Madden and Alexandra Zimmermann; 11. Assisted colonisation and
ecological replacement Maria Hällfors and Sarah E. Dalrymple; 12. The role
of conservation translocations in rewilding and de-extinction Philip J.
Seddon; Part III. Conservation Translocations: Looking to the Future:
13. From genes to ecosystems and beyond: Addressing eleven contentious
issues to advance the future of conservation translocations Axel
Moehrenschlager, Pritpal Soorae and Tammy E. Steeves; Part IV. Case
Studies: 14. Reintroduction of the endemic plant Manglietiastrum sinicum
(Magnoliaceae) to Yunnan Province, China Weibang Sun, Lei Cai and Peter M.
Hollingsworth; 15. Applying adaptive management to reintroductions of
pyne's ground-plum Astragalus bibullatus Matthew A. Albrecht; 16. Five
reasons to consider long-term monitoring: case studies from bird
reintroductions on Tiritiri Matangi Island Doug P. Armstrong, Elizabeth H.
Parlato and John G. Ewen; 17. Multiple reintroductions to restore
ecological interactions in a defaunated tropical forest Marcelo Lopes
Rheingantz, Alexandra dos Santos Pires and Fernando A. S. Fernandez; 18.
Bringing Jaguars and their prey base back to the iberá wetlands, Argentina
Emiliano Donadio, Talía Zamboni and Sebastián Di Martino; 19. The return of
the Eurasian beaver to Britain: The implications of unplanned releases and
the human dimension Roisin Campbell-Palmer, Andrew Bauer, Simon Jones, Ben
Ross and Martin J. Gaywood; 20. The role of community engagement in
conservation translocations: The South Of Scotland Golden Eagle Project
(SSGEP) Catherine Barlow; 21. The European native oyster and the challenges
for conservation translocations: The Scottish experience Cass Bromley and
David W. Donnan; 22. Slow and steady wins the race: using non-native
tortoises to rewild islands off Mauritius Carl G. Jones, Vikash Tatayah,
Rosemary Moorhouse-Gann, Christine Griffiths, Nicolas Zuël, and Nik Cole;
23. Assisted colonisation as a conservation tool: Tasmanian Devils and
Maria Island Carolyn Hogg and Phil Wise; Index.