An edition of A zoological revolution
(2002)
A zoological revolution
using native fauna to assist in its own survival
by Daniel Lunney and C. R. Dickman
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A zoological revolution: using native fauna to assist in its own survival
2002, Royal Zoological Society of New South Wales, Australian Museum
in English
0958608539 9780958608534
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Table of Contents
A zoological revolution : rethinking our interactions with native fauna to increase the conservation options / Daniel Lunney and Chris Dickman
Confronting crises in conservation : a talk on the wild side / Michael Archer
Conservation benefit from harvesting kangaroos : status report at the start of a new millennium : a paper to stimulate discussion and research / Gordon Grigg
Native Australian mammals as pets : an overview / Paul Hopwood
Bandicoots as companions / Richard W. Braithwaite
Potential conservation benefits and problems associated with bioprospecting in the marine environment / Kirsten Benkendorff
In praise of national parks / Penelope Figgis
Wildlife and tourism / Richard W. Braithwaite and Paul C. Reynolds
What revolution? / Harry F. Recher
Problems with keeping native Australian mammals as companion animals / Karen L. Viggers and David B. Lindenmayer
Conserving nature : how best to impassion our community? / John H. Harris
Vertebrate fauna and its management on an urban block in northern New South Wales / Greg P. Clancy
Deliberate translocation of marine invertebrates : a personal perspective / Pat Hutchings
A zoological revolution : utilising wildlife to conserve wildlife and landscapes / Daniel Lunney and Chris Dickman.
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references.
Proceedings of a forum held at the Australian Museum on 20 May 2000.
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