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Greater Yellowstone's future: ecosystem management in a wilderness environment
Keiter, Boyce
From the text: 'In this concluding chapter, therefore, we try to put these Greater Yellowstone developments in perspective. We begin by identifying the principal conflicts involved in this transition to an ecosystem-based management policy in…
Year: 1991
Type: Document

A chronological overview of the 1989 fire season in Manitoba
Hirsch
In 1989 a new record was established for the number of fires (1147) and area burned (3.28 million ha) in Manitoba. These fires resulted in the unprecedented evacuation of 24,500 people from 32 different communities and cost over $68 million (CDN) to…
Year: 1991
Type: Document

Effects of logging, fire and drought on three species of lizards in Mumbulla State Forests on the coast of New South Wales
Lunney, Eby, O'Connell
The effects of logging on three species of common skinks were estimated from censuses in four age classes of forest: unlogged, just logged, 1-year logged and 10-15 year regrowth. The effects of topography (ridge and gully) were examined in each age…
Year: 1991
Type: Document

Prescribed burning and managed grazing restores tobasa grassland, antelope populations (Arizona)
MacPhee
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Year: 1991
Type: Document

The forest service and fire control
West
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Year: 1991
Type: Document

The mismanagement of the national forests
Knize
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Year: 1991
Type: Document

The legacy of early ideas of conservation
Shideler, Hendrick
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Year: 1991
Type: Document

Cooperation or conflict? Interagency relationships and the future of biodiversity for US parks and forests
Grumbine
Cooperation between the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Forest Service and the United States Department of Interior (USDI) National Park Service is most often advocated to protect biological diversity on national forests and parks,…
Year: 1991
Type: Document

Relocations, repatriations, and translocations of amphibians and reptiles: taking a broader view
Burke
The review of 'relocation, repatriation and translocation' (RRT's) of amphibians and reptiles by Dodd and Seigel (1991) provides a summary of the literature on the use of these techniques for conservation purposes. Basically, the question that they…
Year: 1991
Type: Document

Wildlife parasitism, science, and management policy
Peterson
Wildlife managers lack a scientifically sound basis from which to formulate management policy regarding many host-parasite interactions. One contributing factor to this problem is the paucity of hypothetico-deductive (H-D) research concerning the…
Year: 1991
Type: Document