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Advances in Reintroduction Biology of Australian and New Zealand Fauna
Editor(s): Doug P. Armstrong; Matthew W. Hayward; Dorian Moro; Philip J. Seddon
Print Publication Date: 2015
https://doi.org/10.1071/9781486303021
ISBN: 9781486303021
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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CHAPTER 1.
List of Contributors
CHAPTER 2.
1 Introduction: the Development of Reintroduction Biology in New Zealand and Australia
Doug P. Armstrong , Dorian Moro , Matthew W. Hayward , Philip J. Seddon
CHAPTER 3.
2 Release Strategies for Fauna Reintroductions: Theory and Tests
William Batson , Rachael Abbott , Kate M. Richardson
CHAPTER 4.
3 Structured Decision Making for Designing Complex Release Strategies
Stefano Canessaa
CHAPTER 5.
4 The Influence of Predators and Prey Naivety on Reintroduction Success: Current and Future Directions
Katherine Moseby , Alexandra Carthey , Tina Schroeder
CHAPTER 6.
5 Disease Risk Management in Reintroduction
John G. Ewen , Anthony W. Sainsbury , Bethany Jackson , Stefano Canessa
CHAPTER 7.
6 Considering Dispersal in Reintroduction and Restoration Planning
Kate M. Richardson , Veronica Doerr , Mehregan Ebrahimi , Tim G. Lovegrove , Kevin A. Parker
CHAPTER 8.
7 The Roles of Trials and Experiments in Fauna Reintroduction Programs
Leah Kemp , Grant Norbury , Rebecca Groenewegen , Sarah Comer
CHAPTER 9.
8 Advances in Modelling Projections for Reintroduced Populations
Alienor L. M. Chauvenet , Elizabeth H. Parlato , Jay V. Gedir , Doug P. Armstrong
CHAPTER 10.
9 Proactive Conservation or Planned Invasion? Past, Current and Future Use of Assisted Colonisation
Philip J. Seddon , Dorian Moro , Veronica Doerr , Mehregan Ebrahimi , Tim G. Lovegrove , Kevin A. Parker
CHAPTER 11.
10 Conserving and Enhancing Genetic Diversity in Translocation Programs
Andrew R. Weeks , Dorian Moro , Rujiporn Thavornkanlapachai , Helen R. Taylor , Nicole E. White , Emily L. Weiser , Dean Heinze
CHAPTER 12.
11 Metapopulation Management of an Extreme Disease Scenario
Stewart J. Huxtable , Drew V. Lee , Phil Wise
CHAPTER 13.
12 Using Reintroduction to Compensate for Isolation in Fragmented Landscapes
Doug P. Armstrong , Hugh A. Ford
CHAPTER 14.
13 Policy Implications of Ecosystem Engineering for Multiple Ecosystem Benefits
Adrian D. Manning , David J. Eldridge , Clive G. Jones
CHAPTER 15.
14 The Impact of Private Sanctuary Networks on Reintroduction Programs
John Innes , Bruce Burns , Angela Sanders , Matt W. Hayward
CHAPTER 16.
15 Advances in the Contribution of Zoos to Reintroduction Programs
Richard Jakob-Hoff , Dan Harley , Michael Magrath , Melanie Lancaster , Gerald Kuchling
CHAPTER 17.
16 Forty Years of Fauna Translocations in Western Australia: Lessons Learned
Keith Morris , Manda Page , Rebecca Kay , Juanita Renwick , Anthony Desmond , Sarah Comer , Allan Burbidge , Gerald Kuchling , Colleen Sims
CHAPTER 18.
17 Underwater, Out of Sight: Lessons from Threatened Freshwater Fish Translocations in Australia
Mark Lintermans , Jarod P. Lyon , Michael P. Hammer , Iain Ellis , Brendan C. Ebner
CHAPTER 19.
18 Practical Guidelines for Planning and Implementing Fauna Translocations
Kevin A. Parker , Lynn Adam , Marleen Baling , Leah Kemp , Gerald Kuchling , Brian Lloyd , Stuart Parsons , Jay Ruffell , Ian Stringer , Corinne Watts , Molly J. Dickens
CHAPTER 20.
19 Evolution of the Translocation Approval Process in Australia and New Zealand
Simon Nally , Lynn Adams
CHAPTER 21.
20 Reintroduction Biology of Australian and New Zealand Fauna: Progress, Emerging Themes and Future Directions
Dorian Moro , Matt W. Hayward , Philip J. Seddon , Doug P. Armstrong
CHAPTER 22.
Index
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