Books written by T. R. New

Insect Species Conservation

Mosman: Royal Zoological Society of New South Wales, pp. 382—7. Sands, D. P. A. 86 New, ... Sands, D. 86 Scott, S. (eds) (2002). ... In Andow, D. A., Baker, 86 Lane, C. P. (eds) Karner Blue Butterfly: a Symbol ofa l/anishing Landscape.

Invertebrate Conservation and Agricultural Ecosystems

Clark, L., Geier, P. W, Hughes, R. D. 86 Morris, R. F. (1967). The Ecology ofInsect Populations in Theory and Practice. London: Methuen. Clark, M. S., Gage, S. H. & Spence,J. R. (1997). Habitats and management associated with common ...

Beetles in Conservation

This book is the first major global overview of the importance of conservation of beetles, and brings together much hitherto scattered information to demonstrate the needs for conservation, and how it may be approached.

Hymenoptera and Conservation

The book is intended as a source of information for research workers, students, conservation managers and naturalists as an introduction to the importance of this dominant insect order.

Invertebrate Conservation and Agricultural Ecosystems

This account explores how to promote biodiversity without compromising agricultural production in highly managed agricultural ecosystems.

Insect Conservation Biology: Proceedings of the Royal Entomological Society's 23nd Symposium

of New Zealand Islands. Conservation Sciences Publication No. 2, Department of Conservation, Wellington, New Zealand, pp. 37–51. Simberloff, D. (2004) Community ecology: is it time to move on? American Naturalist 163, 787–799.

Lepidoptera and Conservation

This book is a global overview of Lepidoptera conservation and its roles in providing lessons for wider insect conservation.

Insect Conservation: An Australian Perspective

Invertebrate Conservation and Agricultural Ecosystems

Indicators for sustainable agriculture: policies to paddock. In Pankhurst, C. E., Doube, B. M., Gupta, ... Soil Biota: Management in Sustainable Farming Systems. ... Invertebrate biodiversity bioindicators of sustainable landscapes.

Introduction to Invertebrate Conservation Biology

Invertebrates are far and away the most diverse and abundant animals in most natural ecosystems, yet their importance in sustaining those systems is commonly not appreciated, nor are their needs...

Conservation Biology in Australia: An Introduction

An introductory textbook for conservation biology that explains the issues facing Australia's unique environments and biota and the measures needed to protect them.

Conservation Biology of Lycaenidae (butterflies)

Forests and Insect Conservation in Australia

Losses of forests and their insect inhabitants are a major global conservation concern, spanning tropical and temperate forest regions throughout the world.

Name that Insect: A Guide to the Insects of Southeastern Australia

Insects are the forgotten members of Australia's rich and diverse fauna. Few people can recognize more than a few common groups, yet there are more insect species than all other...

Insects and Pest Management in Australian Agriculture

This is the first introductory text to deal with the problems caused by insects as pests in Australian agriculture and related primary industry, and the use of insects to combat...

Butterfly Conservation

Butterflies are among the most appealing and best-studied insects, but many species have declined in abundance during recent decades, and the need for their conservation has engendered concern and ongoing...

Swallowtail Butterflies: An Action Plan for Their Conservation

This is the first insect Action Plan prepared by the IUCN Species Survival Commission, and was chosen because swallowtail butterflies are perhaps the most charismatic to non-entomologists.