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Ecology and Management of Predators
Predator Removal is a waste of money because you have to do it every year. Predator removal must be done every year, ... on societal attitudes towards predator removal. 5. It is illegal to kill raptors, which will limit the effectiveness of predator removal. Reality is that so far, predator removal has been highly effective ...
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Reptiles: Boiga bibliography
(Boiga irregularis) on Guam: Observations on snakes collected following a predator removal experiment. Abstract. Conference Proceedings of the American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, 77th ... Brown tree snake (Boiga irregularis) on Guam: a worst case scenario of an introduced predator. Micronesica 3: 63-69. McCoid, M.J. 1994. Life history note - Boiga irregularis ( ...
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Ecosystem Assessment Division
(Coralliophila abbreviata) from elkhorn coral colonies. Removing the corallivorous snails preserved 75 percent more live tissue than treatments that left the snails in place, suggesting that predator removal ... being more vulnerable. However, surviving urchins are contributing to the successful removal of algae through grazing pressure. Other research is evaluating the ...
www.nmfs.noaa.gov

CRC Reef Research Centre
Assessing the role of human activities (especially water quality and predator removal) Assessing impacts on tourism Developing effective control methods Biodiversity (use & conservation) Mapping biodiversity at ecosystem ...
www.reef.crc.org.au

Predator Control Remains Controversial, Despite Successes
Minnesota) and three Canadian provinces, criticized predator control. "The council does not support the practice of predator removal as a viable management practice to improve waterfowl recruitment over the long-term or over large geographic areas," the statement said. Money spent for predator ...
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No Evolution Without Revolution (Do or Die)
Culloden in 1745, the imposition of enclosure meant "not only the removal of land from subsistence communities, but a profound step toward ... , because "the Highlands are nowhere near ready for a top predator. A century of sustained work lies ahead to restore the ... for the deer of the Highlands: "Wolves were the most important predator of ungulates [hoofed animals] across the northern hemisphere and a ...
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PISCES - Florida Everglades
Dead or decaying organic matter. diurnal - pertaining to ... . population - a group of interacting individuals of the same species, area, or community. predator - animal that lives by preying on and eating other animals. preserve - to protect ...
www.flmnh.ufl.edu

July-December 2004 Great Lakes Environmental Articles
Editorial: Strong action needed on lakes' invasive species 11/01 - Predator fish's origin a mystery 11/01 - Snakehead scare over for now 11/01 - Safe ... ? 10/09 - Huntley elected to lead Great Lakes Commission 10/09 - Cuyahoga River closer to removal from most-polluted list 10/09 - Ontario Plans to Toughen Environmental Laws Against Spills 09 ...
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2007 IUCN Red List – Search
Wollo, supports park patrols within the wolf range, undertakes domestic dog control and the removal of dog-wolf hybrids. Additionally, the EWCP carries out a community conservation education campaign ... canid pathogens, particularly rabies, in domestic and wild carnivore species; and a study of predator-prey interactions (Sillero-Zubiri et al. 2004). Gaps in knowledge Although the behavioural ecology ...
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Predator Conservation Trust: Leopard information
Leopards will readily scavenge from other predator kills or from animals which have died from natural causes. Kills usually occur after a ... within Namibia have shown leopard populations within those areas to be stable, even with high removal by livestock farmers. Density varies according to prey availability. TROPHY HUNTING IN NAMIBIA AND CITES ...
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