Tim R. NewThe Other Lepidoptera: Moth Conservation in Australia
Prof. Tim New is an entomologist with broad interests in systematics, ecology and conservation, and has published extensively in these areas. He is acknowledged widely as a leading advocate for insect conservation, and his books include several dealing with conservation of Lepidoptera. He is a past Editor-in-Chief of Journal of Insect Conservation and past Regional Editor of Biological Conservation, and has received several prestigious awards for his insect conservation work.
Chapter 1: Introducing moth variety and diversity.
Chapter 2: Moth ecology and conservation importance.
Chapter 3: Moth declines and the need for conservation.
Chapter 4: Causes for concern: habitat change as the major imposed threat to moths.
Chapter 5: Causes for concern: confounding threats to moths.
Chapter 6: Australia's moths and their habitats.
Chapter 7: A closer focus: threats to Australia's moths.
Chapter 8: Moth flagships in Australia: focus on single taxa.
Chapter 9: Conservation potential for Australia's moths: focus on wider diversity.
Chapter 10: Bringing potential to practice: a future for Australia's moths.
Chapter 1: Introducing moth variety and diversity.- Chapter 2: Moth ecology and conservation importance.- Chapter 3: Moth declines and the need for conservation.- Chapter 4: Causes for concern: habitat change as the major imposed threat to moths.- Chapter 5:Causes for concern: confounding threats to moths.- Chapter 6: Australia's moths and their habitats.- Chapter 7: A closer focus: threats to Australia's moths.- Chapter 8: Moth flagships in Australia: focus on single taxa.- Chapter 9: Conservation potential for Australia's moths: focus on wider diversity.- Chapter 10: Bringing potential to practice: a future for Australia's moths.
