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... when proponents and protagonists are able to agree on a research agenda and on thresholds for interpretation of the results that the agenda produces. Such new evidence, and new collaborative thinking, should provide a more robust underpinning for when, where and how dingoes are conserved and managed...

... and attitude towards Koala Phascolarctos cinereus and Crownof-thorns starfish Acanthaster planci conservation and a significant association between socio-economic status and attitude towards Brush-turkey Alectura lathami conservation. Most participants agreed that action should be taken towards wildlife...

...' reserve system. My account of events as I experienced them may be of interest to persons tracing the history of reserve selection in Australia and of value to those seeking a better system of reserves for the conservation of Australia's biota. Not everyone will agree with my views, but creating a reserve...

.... Priorities in ecological studies were considered to be habit selection and roost selection, followed by studies of movements and diets. Respondents agreed that there was a value of bat research to broader conservation issues: rainforest plant species benefit from seed dispersal by fruit bats; surveys of bats...

...Gordon Grigg This issue of the Australian Zoologist is published 50 years after I went to the University of Queensland in 1960 to become a zoologist. Dan Lunney invited me to put together a ‘photo essay’. I agreed because it gives me an opportunity to salute colleagues and friends who made so many...

... agreed upon by State Cabinet, it would have made it compulsory for landowners to rid their land of these animals because they would then have been noxious species. Over 1964 and 1965, culled kangaroo populations crashed during drought. It showed that for kangaroo management to be effective in the long...

... and conflict resolution skills, particularly during their initial induction to the role. In terms of communication within the group, the results showed nearly 73% (n=689) of respondents agreed their group s management communicates well and 62% (n=690) agreed they listen to members opinions when making...

... visit and were mostly satisfied with the range of services provided. However, only 50% of respondents agreed their local practice understood native animal triage and treatment protocols. Here we report on the results of a reciprocal survey of the New South Wales veterinary services sector. The survey...

... in relation to six predetermined wildlife conservation behaviours. Attitudes Positive attitudes towards each of the conservation behaviours were common. Most participants (98%) agreed that protecting endangered wildlife species (e.g. the Southern cassowary Casuarius casuarius) is important. Furthermore, 97...

... water habitats within its Regulatory Area by closing 5 seamount areas and a section of the Reykjanes Ridge on the high seas for 3 years to bottom trawling and static fishing gear from 2005 to 2007 (NEAFC 2004). It also agreed to reduce fishing pressures on a large range of vulnerable species in deep...

... to leave the project was, in an open-ended question. Finally, all participants were presented with questions about the functionality and ease of use of the TurtleSAT app, with a six-point response format from strongly agree to strongly disagree and NA . We grouped and classified the answers...

... to be commercially bred for sale as a pet animal? The modal response was "disagree as difficult to breed", although the full range of responses were represented from "strongly disagree" to "strongly agree" (n = 20; Fig. 7). When the subset of respondents who had personally managed captive colonies and successfully...

... NSW Forum. There s never been an issue here And sell air pellet guns Where everyone agreed For a 100 rounds of ammo Aside from needing more cold beer Who will be the champion? At a Friday evening feed Tourism gone wild And any family s gonna fight They will come from every land Over how the money s...

... United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity (The Agreed Text of the Convention on Biological Diversity was adopted at a conference in Nairobi, 22 May, 1992. It was the result of about four years of work by an Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee sponsored by the United Nations...