Why the integration of demographic and site-based studies of disturbance is essential for the conservation of jarrah forest fauna

Why the integration of demographic and site-based studies of disturbance is essential for the conservation of jarrah forest fauna

We review recent studies of the impacts of disturbance on the fauna of the jarrah forest, southwestern Australia. In particular, we examine five case studies that provide alternative approaches to researching disturbance impacts. Assessing site-based studies of patterns of fire regimes lead us to ar...

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Main Authors: Wardell-Johnson, Grant, Calver, M., Saunders, D., Conroy, S., Jones, B.
Other Authors: D Lunney
Format: Book Chapter
Published: Royal Zoological Society of New South Wales 2004
Subjects:
demography
experimental design
intensity
frequency
landscape
hollow-using fauna
endemism
integration
marsupials
recruitment
population viability analysis
regime
jarrah
disturbance
predation
logging
metamorphosis
impacts
fire
mark-recapture models
survival
frogs
hardwood forests
risk analysis
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/41483

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