S Schlossberg, DI King - Natural Resources Conservation Service …, 2007 - nrcs.usda.gov
Ecology and Management of Scrub-shrub Birds in New England: A Comprehensive Review Page 1 Ecology and Management of Scrub-shrub Birds in New England: A Comprehensive …
Second growth has replaced lowland forest in many parts of the Neotropics, providing valuable habitat for many resident and migrant bird species. Given the prevalence of such …
1. Theoretical arguments suggest that distributions of migratory birds in winter should match patterns of food availability, but in reality the match between migrants and their food may be …
Although the availability of suitable postfledging habitat potentially is pivotal to juvenile Neotropical migratory birds, data on dispersal, habitat use, and home-range size are limited …
Species diversity and community composition of birds change rapidly along elevational gradients in Costa Rica. Such changes are of interest ecologically and illustrate the value of …
But how to begin a beginning? A strange sound interrupted my tossing. I went to the window, the cold air against my eyes. At first I saw only starlight. Then they were there. Up in the …
The pressing need to increase agricultural production often seems at odds with conserving biodiversity. We find that if managed properly, the tropical countryside may provide a …
Protecting biodiversity while sustaining agricultural production is one of our greatest modern challenges. The dominant conservation paradigm in tropical coffee-growing regions …
LJ Petit, DR Petit - Conservation biology, 2003 - Wiley Online Library
Development of effective conservation plans for terrestrial animals will require some assessment of which human‐modified and natural habitats can support populations of …