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Pacific Conservation Biology

Volume 18 Number 2 2012

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PC120068The value of baseline or long-term data for detecting and responding to declines in wildlife populations.

Mike Calver

pp. 68-68

PC120068 Abstract | PC120068PDF (48 KB)

PC120069Time to agree on a conservation benchmark for Australia.

Matt W Hayward

pp. 69-76

PC120077Now that we have our pest-proof fence, are we safe or trapped?

Heather Parks, Kyle Clifton, Lauren Best and Bridget Johnson

pp. 77-80

PC120081Wildlife management and the debate on the ethics of animal use. II. A challenge for the animal protection movement.

Daniel Lunney

pp. 81-99

PC120100Conservation value of solar salt ponds in coastal tropical eastern Australia to waterbirds and migratory shorebirds.

Wayne Houston, Robert Black, Rod Elder, Leif Black and Richard Segal

pp. 100-122

PC120123Long-term response of the mamane forest to feral herbivore management on Mauna Kea, Hawaii.

E Reddy, D H Van Vuren, P G Scowcroft, J B Kauffman and L Perry

pp. 123-132

PC120133Dry rainforests have a distinct and more diverse assemblage of epigaeic invertebrates than eucalypt woodlands: implications for ecosystem health monitoring.

Wayne A Houston and Alistair Melzer

pp. 133-145

PC120146Burning Issues – Sustainability and Management of Australia’s Southern Forests.

Adam J Leavesley

pp. 146-147

PC120146 Abstract | PC120146PDF (59 KB)

PC120148A Field Guide to Freshwater Fishes, Crayfish and Mussels of South-Western Australia.

Tim Blake

pp. 148-148

PC120148 Abstract | PC120148PDF (46 KB)