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Volume 39, Issue 4

1 December 2018

ISSN 0067-2238

eISSN 2204-2105

The critical value of long-term field studies and datasets: an editorial perspective

Daniel Lunney; Chris R. Dickman; Martin Predavec

How Much Long-Term Data Are Required to Effectively Manage A Wide-Spread Freshwater Turtle?

R-J Spencer

Why is long-term ecological research and monitoring so hard to do? (And what can be done about it)

David Lindenmayer

How long is a dingo's tale?: Impacts of sampling design on our understanding of dingo ecology

Guy Ballard; Peter J.S. Fleming; Paul D. Meek

Cumulative learnings and conservation implications of a long-term study of the endangered Carnaby's Cockatoo Calyptorhynchus latirostris

Denis A. Saunders; Rick Dawson

The Critical Value of Long Term Field Studies and Datasets - Plenary 1: ROYAL ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF NEW SOUTH WALES 2016 FORUM
Held at the Australian Museum, William Street, Sydney on Satu...

Planning for long-term invertebrate studies – problems, pitfalls and possibilities

Jonathan Majer; Brian Heterick

The Taxonomic Stability Imperative

Brian Heterick; Jonathan Majer

Understanding the effects of fire on invertebrates in Australian temperate and sub-tropical forests: the value of long-term experiments

Alan York; Tom Lewis

Over what timeframes do desert ants respond to variation in climate and resources?

Heloise Gibb; Blair F. Grossman; Chris R. Dickman; Glenda Wardle

Long-term research on forest bats: we have the technology

Bradley S. Law

The Critical Value of Long Term Field Studies and Datasets - Plenary 2: ROYAL ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF NEW SOUTH WALES 2016 FORUM
Held at the Australian Museum, William Street, Sydney on Satu...

Trends in woodland bird populations on the Cumberland Plain, New South Wales, from long-term datasets

A.S.J. Saunders

Swimming in Sand: Long-term Changes in Frog Communities in Response to Sand Mining in the Myall Lakes National Park, New South Wales

A.W. White; S. Travers

Wallingat National Park: The product of long-term, specialised, community-based science

A.W. White

Hares and Small Rodent Cycles: a 45-year Perspective on Predator-prey Dynamics in the Yukon Boreal Forest

Charles J. Krebs; Rudy Boonstra; Alice J. Kenney; B. Scott Gilbert

Making the most of incomplete long-term datasets: the MARSS solution

Aaron C. Greenville; Vuong Nguyen; Glenda M. Wardle; Chris R. Dickman

The Critical Value of Long Term Field Studies and Datasets - Plenary 3: ROYAL ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF NEW SOUTH WALES 2016 FORUM
Held at the Australian Museum, William Street, Sydney on Satu...

Making monitoring work: insights and lessons from Australia's Long Term Ecological Research Network

Emma L. Burns; Philip Tennant; Chris R. Dickman; Graeme Gillespie; Peter T. Green; Ary Hoffmann; David A. Keith; David B. Lindenmayer; Daniel J. Metcalfe; John W. Morgan; Jeremy Russell-Smith; Glenda M. Wardle

Leaving home but nowhere to go: lessons learnt from almost two decades of Bush Stone-curlew Burhinus grallarius monitoring on the Central Coast of NSW

Catherine J Price; Alan Morris; Garon Staines; Robert Payne; Jane Smith

Four decades of research and monitoring the populations of kangaroos in New South Wales: one of the best long-term datasets in Australia

Daniel Lunney; Brad Purcell; Steve McLeod; Gordon Grigg; Tony Pople; Steve Wolter

The Critical Value of Long Term Field Studies and Datasets - Plenary 4: ROYAL ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF NEW SOUTH WALES 2016 FORUM
Held at the Australian Museum, William Street, Sydney on Satu...

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