Role of Ecology in Biological Conservation

Brussard PF. 1991. Role of Ecology in Biological Conservation. Ecological Applications. 1(1):6-12

This article asserts that to help to solve current problems in conservation biology three things should be done: 1) investigate the autecology and natural history of rare species; 2) test hypotheses concerning population persistence through laboratory and field experimentation; and 3) work to establish and implement a national policy for maintaining biodiversity on U. S. public lands. This article critiques Yellowstone's policy of "natural regulation" on topics ranging from wildlife management to human impact regulations and rules.

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Journal Article
Authors
Brussard, Peter
Units
YELL
Keywords
Carrying Capacity, Ecology, Habitats, Management, Natural Resource Management, Policies, Population Control, Preservation

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