Conservation of Australia’s Forest Fauna

doi:10.7882/CAFF.1991

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Conservation of Australia’s Forest Fauna

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Royal Zoological Society of New South Wales

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https://doi.org/10.7882/CAFF.1991

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0-9599951-5-3

Publication date:

1991

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- The future of Australia’s forest fauna
 
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 Daniel Lunney
 
 Daniel Lunney
 
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- The conservation and management of eucalypt forest birds: resource requirements for nesting and foraging
 
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 Hany F. Recher
 
 Hany F. Recher
 
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- The role of population viability analysis in forest management
 
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 Hugh Possingham
 
 Hugh Possingham
 
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- Management of Australia’s forest fauna: the contribution of new economic approaches
 
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 Clive Hamilton;
 
 Clive Hamilton
 
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 Phillip Glyde
 
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- Back to the future: the contribution of palaeontology to the conservation of Australian forest faunas
 
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 Michael Archer;
 
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 Suzanne J. Hand;
 
 Suzanne J. Hand
 
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 Henk Godthelp
 
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- The conservation of forest bats in Australia: do we really know the problems and solutions?
 
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 G. C. Richards
 
 G. C. Richards
 
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- “Finger-winged night workers”^*: managing forests to conserve the role of Grey-headed Flying Foxes as pollinators and seed dispersers
 
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 P. Eby
 
 P. Eby
 
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- A sound species taxonomy is crucial to the conservation of forest bats
 
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 H. Parnaby
 
 H. Parnaby
 
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- Northeastern Queensland: some conservation issues highlighted by forest mammals
 
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 J. W. Winter
 
 J. W. Winter
 
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- Box-lronbark forests: tree hollows, wildlife and management
 
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 B. J. Traill
 
 B. J. Traill
 
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- Use of trees by ground-dwelling mammals: implications for management
 
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 Chris R. Dickman
 
 Chris R. Dickman
 
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- “Everything is older than we think”: forest history and the conservation of forest fauna ^*
 
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 Kevin Frawiey
 
 Kevin Frawiey
 
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- Old-growth forests: their ecological characteristics and value to forest-dependent vertebrate fauna of south-east Australia
 
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 David J. Scotts
 
 David J. Scotts
 
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- Forest wildlife and habitat management in southwestern Australia: knowledge, research and direction
 
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 Grant Wardell-Johnson;
 
 Grant Wardell-Johnson
 
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 Owen Nichols
 
 Owen Nichols
 
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- Aims and achievements in Northern Territory forest wildlife biology
 
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 D. M. J. S. Bowman
 
 D. M. J. S. Bowman
 
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- Computer-based spatial extension of forest fauna survey data: current issues, problems and directions
 
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 S. Ferrier
 
 S. Ferrier
 
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- Integrated management of forest wildlife: comments on new ways to research habitat
 
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 H. M. Neave;
 
 H. M. Neave
 
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 T. W. Norton
 
 T. W. Norton
 
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- Integrated management of forest wildlife: towards a coherent strategy across state borders and land tenures
 
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 T. W. Norton;
 
 T. W. Norton
 
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 D. B. Lindenmayer
 
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- The National Estate, forests and fauna
 
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 A. Delahunti;
 
 A. Delahunti
 
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 A. Mednis;
 
 A. Mednis
 
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 R. W. Purdie
 
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- Fauna management practices in State forests in Tasmania
 
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 Robert J. Taylor
 
 Robert J. Taylor
 
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- The role of retained strips for fauna conservation in production forests in Tasmania
 
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 Robert J. Taylor
 
 Robert J. Taylor
 
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- The role of the zoologist in environmental impact assessment
 
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 Peter Smith;
 
 Peter Smith
 
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- Conservation of forest fauna in Victoria
 
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 Barbara A. Wilson
 
 Barbara A. Wilson
 
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- Forest policy: fostering environmental conflict in the Australian timber industry
 
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 Andrew P. Smith
 
 Andrew P. Smith
 
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- Forest management in Victoria beyond the 1990s: a bright green, socially just, high economic growth scenario
 
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 Philip Sutton
 
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- Wildlife management and social interests in the south-east forests
 
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 Michael Andren
 
 Michael Andren
 
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- Ecological effects of prescribed burning practices on the mammals of southeastern Australia
 
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 P. C. Catling
 
 P. C. Catling
 
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- The Yellow-bellied Glider: a review of its ecology, and management considerations
 
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 Ross L. Goldingay;
 
 Ross L. Goldingay
 
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 Rodney P. Kavanagh
 
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- The target species approach to wildlife management: gliders and owls in the forests of southeastern New South Wales
 
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 R. P. Kavanagh
 
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- Aboriginal archaeology in forests — circles around the past
 
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 Denis Byrne
 
 Denis Byrne
 
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- An historical analysis of the changes to the forests and woodlands of New South Wales
 
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 Philip Reed
 
 Philip Reed
 
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