Handbook of Ecological Restoration
Volume 1, Principles of Restoration
Herausgeber: Davy, Anthony J.; Perrow, Martin R.; Martin R., Perrow
Handbook of Ecological Restoration
Volume 1, Principles of Restoration
Herausgeber: Davy, Anthony J.; Perrow, Martin R.; Martin R., Perrow
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The Handbook of Ecological Restoration comprises two volumes, Principles of Restoration and Restoration in Practice, providing a comprehensive account of the science of restoration ecology. Principles of Restoration defines the underlying principles of restoration ecology, in relation to manipulations and management of the biological, geophysical and chemical framework.
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The Handbook of Ecological Restoration comprises two volumes, Principles of Restoration and Restoration in Practice, providing a comprehensive account of the science of restoration ecology. Principles of Restoration defines the underlying principles of restoration ecology, in relation to manipulations and management of the biological, geophysical and chemical framework.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 464
- Erscheinungstermin: 25. Oktober 2007
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 189mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 902g
- ISBN-13: 9780521049832
- ISBN-10: 0521049830
- Artikelnr.: 23429081
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 464
- Erscheinungstermin: 25. Oktober 2007
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 189mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 902g
- ISBN-13: 9780521049832
- ISBN-10: 0521049830
- Artikelnr.: 23429081
List of contributors; Foreword; Preface; Part I. The Background: 1.
Introduction and philosophy Anthony D. Bradshaw; 2. Rationale for
restoration John Cairns Jr; 3. The ecological context: a landscape
perspective Richard J. Hobbs; 4. The ecological context: a species
population perspective David W. MacDonald, Thomas P. Moorhouse and Jody W.
Enck; 5. The evolutionary context: a species perspective Alan J. Gray; Part
II. Manipulation of the Physical Environment: 6. Terrestrial systems Steve
G. Whisenant; 7. Wetlands and still waters Jillian C. Labadz, David P.
Butcher and Dennis Sinnott; 8. Running water: fluvial geomorphology and
river restoration Malcolm D. Newson, John Pitlick and David A. Sear; Part
III. Manipulation of the Chemical Environment: 9. Manipulating the chemical
environment of the soil Robert H. Marrs; 10. Chemical treatment of water
and sediments with special reference to lakes Martin Søndergaard,
Klaus-Dieter Wolter and Wilhelm Ripl; 11. Atmospheric chemistry Peter
Brimblecombe; Part IV. Manipulation of the Biota: 12. Establishment and
manipulation of plant populations and communities in terrestrial systems
Anthony J. Davy; 13. Ecology and management of plants in aquatic ecosystems
Stefan E. B. Weisner and John A. Strand; 14. Micro-organisms Michael F.
Allen, David A. Jasper and John C. Zak; 15. Terrestrial invertebrates
Jonathan D. Majer, Karl E. C. Brennan and Lubomir Bisevac; 16. Aquatic
invertebrates John S. Richardson and Michael J. Jackson; 17. Fish Martin R.
Perrow, Mark L. Tomlinson and Luis Zambrano; 18. Reptiles and amphibians
Carl G. Jones; 19. Birds José Maria Cardoso da Silva and Peter D. Vickery;
20. Mammals David W. MacDonald, Thomas P. Moorhouse, Jody W. Enck and Fran
H. Tattersall; Part V. Monitoring and Appraisal: 21. Monitoring and
appraisal Karen D. Holl and John Cairns Jr; Index.
Introduction and philosophy Anthony D. Bradshaw; 2. Rationale for
restoration John Cairns Jr; 3. The ecological context: a landscape
perspective Richard J. Hobbs; 4. The ecological context: a species
population perspective David W. MacDonald, Thomas P. Moorhouse and Jody W.
Enck; 5. The evolutionary context: a species perspective Alan J. Gray; Part
II. Manipulation of the Physical Environment: 6. Terrestrial systems Steve
G. Whisenant; 7. Wetlands and still waters Jillian C. Labadz, David P.
Butcher and Dennis Sinnott; 8. Running water: fluvial geomorphology and
river restoration Malcolm D. Newson, John Pitlick and David A. Sear; Part
III. Manipulation of the Chemical Environment: 9. Manipulating the chemical
environment of the soil Robert H. Marrs; 10. Chemical treatment of water
and sediments with special reference to lakes Martin Søndergaard,
Klaus-Dieter Wolter and Wilhelm Ripl; 11. Atmospheric chemistry Peter
Brimblecombe; Part IV. Manipulation of the Biota: 12. Establishment and
manipulation of plant populations and communities in terrestrial systems
Anthony J. Davy; 13. Ecology and management of plants in aquatic ecosystems
Stefan E. B. Weisner and John A. Strand; 14. Micro-organisms Michael F.
Allen, David A. Jasper and John C. Zak; 15. Terrestrial invertebrates
Jonathan D. Majer, Karl E. C. Brennan and Lubomir Bisevac; 16. Aquatic
invertebrates John S. Richardson and Michael J. Jackson; 17. Fish Martin R.
Perrow, Mark L. Tomlinson and Luis Zambrano; 18. Reptiles and amphibians
Carl G. Jones; 19. Birds José Maria Cardoso da Silva and Peter D. Vickery;
20. Mammals David W. MacDonald, Thomas P. Moorhouse, Jody W. Enck and Fran
H. Tattersall; Part V. Monitoring and Appraisal: 21. Monitoring and
appraisal Karen D. Holl and John Cairns Jr; Index.
List of contributors; Foreword; Preface; Part I. The Background: 1.
Introduction and philosophy Anthony D. Bradshaw; 2. Rationale for
restoration John Cairns Jr; 3. The ecological context: a landscape
perspective Richard J. Hobbs; 4. The ecological context: a species
population perspective David W. MacDonald, Thomas P. Moorhouse and Jody W.
Enck; 5. The evolutionary context: a species perspective Alan J. Gray; Part
II. Manipulation of the Physical Environment: 6. Terrestrial systems Steve
G. Whisenant; 7. Wetlands and still waters Jillian C. Labadz, David P.
Butcher and Dennis Sinnott; 8. Running water: fluvial geomorphology and
river restoration Malcolm D. Newson, John Pitlick and David A. Sear; Part
III. Manipulation of the Chemical Environment: 9. Manipulating the chemical
environment of the soil Robert H. Marrs; 10. Chemical treatment of water
and sediments with special reference to lakes Martin Søndergaard,
Klaus-Dieter Wolter and Wilhelm Ripl; 11. Atmospheric chemistry Peter
Brimblecombe; Part IV. Manipulation of the Biota: 12. Establishment and
manipulation of plant populations and communities in terrestrial systems
Anthony J. Davy; 13. Ecology and management of plants in aquatic ecosystems
Stefan E. B. Weisner and John A. Strand; 14. Micro-organisms Michael F.
Allen, David A. Jasper and John C. Zak; 15. Terrestrial invertebrates
Jonathan D. Majer, Karl E. C. Brennan and Lubomir Bisevac; 16. Aquatic
invertebrates John S. Richardson and Michael J. Jackson; 17. Fish Martin R.
Perrow, Mark L. Tomlinson and Luis Zambrano; 18. Reptiles and amphibians
Carl G. Jones; 19. Birds José Maria Cardoso da Silva and Peter D. Vickery;
20. Mammals David W. MacDonald, Thomas P. Moorhouse, Jody W. Enck and Fran
H. Tattersall; Part V. Monitoring and Appraisal: 21. Monitoring and
appraisal Karen D. Holl and John Cairns Jr; Index.
Introduction and philosophy Anthony D. Bradshaw; 2. Rationale for
restoration John Cairns Jr; 3. The ecological context: a landscape
perspective Richard J. Hobbs; 4. The ecological context: a species
population perspective David W. MacDonald, Thomas P. Moorhouse and Jody W.
Enck; 5. The evolutionary context: a species perspective Alan J. Gray; Part
II. Manipulation of the Physical Environment: 6. Terrestrial systems Steve
G. Whisenant; 7. Wetlands and still waters Jillian C. Labadz, David P.
Butcher and Dennis Sinnott; 8. Running water: fluvial geomorphology and
river restoration Malcolm D. Newson, John Pitlick and David A. Sear; Part
III. Manipulation of the Chemical Environment: 9. Manipulating the chemical
environment of the soil Robert H. Marrs; 10. Chemical treatment of water
and sediments with special reference to lakes Martin Søndergaard,
Klaus-Dieter Wolter and Wilhelm Ripl; 11. Atmospheric chemistry Peter
Brimblecombe; Part IV. Manipulation of the Biota: 12. Establishment and
manipulation of plant populations and communities in terrestrial systems
Anthony J. Davy; 13. Ecology and management of plants in aquatic ecosystems
Stefan E. B. Weisner and John A. Strand; 14. Micro-organisms Michael F.
Allen, David A. Jasper and John C. Zak; 15. Terrestrial invertebrates
Jonathan D. Majer, Karl E. C. Brennan and Lubomir Bisevac; 16. Aquatic
invertebrates John S. Richardson and Michael J. Jackson; 17. Fish Martin R.
Perrow, Mark L. Tomlinson and Luis Zambrano; 18. Reptiles and amphibians
Carl G. Jones; 19. Birds José Maria Cardoso da Silva and Peter D. Vickery;
20. Mammals David W. MacDonald, Thomas P. Moorhouse, Jody W. Enck and Fran
H. Tattersall; Part V. Monitoring and Appraisal: 21. Monitoring and
appraisal Karen D. Holl and John Cairns Jr; Index.