Conservation of Australia's forest fauna

Lunney, Daniel1991

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Summary

Collection of research applied to the conservation of Australia's forest wildlife. Presents the major issues in current forest fauna research and conservation.

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Main title:

Conservation of Australia's forest fauna / edited by Daniel Lunney.

Author:

Lunney, DanielRoyal Zoological Society of New South Wales

Imprint:

Mosman, NSW : Royal Zoological Society of New South Wales, 1991.

Collation:

viii, 418 pages : illustrations, maps ; 24 cm.

Notes:

Hawkesbury-Nepean Catchment Management Trust collection.

Contents:

Partial contents: Topics include: the use of the fossil record to determine conservation priorities - The role of flying foxes in pollinating rainforest trees and dispersing their seeds - The application of geographic information systems in evaluating conservation options - The use of a new branch of ecological research, called eco-history in this book, to determine loss of forests - An examination of the importance of old-growth forests - The application of economic tools in evaluating the worth of forest fauna - Policy appraisal from zoologists turned policy makers

ISBN:

0959995153 (paperback)

Dewey class:

577.3

Language:

English

Added title:

Forest faunaAustralian zoologist

Subject:

Forest fauna -- AustraliaForest ecology -- AustraliaForest management -- AustraliaWildlife management -- AustraliaForest animals -- AustraliaWildlife conservation -- Australia

BRN:

107001