Essential Readings in Wildlife Management and Conservation
- ISBN-10
- 142140818X
- ISBN-13
- 9781421408187
- Category
- Nature
- Pages
- 682
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2013-03-15
- Publisher
- JHU Press
- Authors
- Paul R. Krausman, Bruce D. Leopold
Description
Habitat. Ecological succession. IV. Vegetation and the control of land animal communities / V.E. Shelford -- Nature and structure of the climax / F.E. Clements -- The point-observation-plot (square-foot density) method of vegetation survey / G. Stewart and S.S. Hutchings -- The cover map in wildlife management / P.D. Dalke -- The individualistic concept of the plant association / H.A. Gleason -- Habitat selection / S.C. Wecker -- The comparison of usage and availability measurements for evaluating resource preference / D.H. Johnson. Human dimensions. Perceptions of animals in American society / S.R. Kellert -- Guidelines for authorship of scientific articles / J.G. Dickson, et al. -- Biodiversity studies: science and policy / P.R. Ehrlich and E.O. Wilson -- Human dimensions of living with wildlife- a management challenge for the 21st century / D.J. Decker and L.C. Chase -- Public attitudes toward a suburban deer herd / D.J. Decker and T.A. Gavin.
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