..., for killing invasive (‘pest’ or ‘weed’) species to benefit native species, there is far less well-developed context and regulatory basis for the issue of killing native species to benefit other native species, and it may evoke considerable community concerns. Given the moral complexities of this issue, I use...

... and Western Australia, with a 2012-13 catch of 38,000 t, declining from the peak Australia s coastal fisheries and farmed seafood: an ecological basis for determining sustainability Trevor J. Warda, David J. Bootha, Peter G. Fairweatherb, John R. Fordc, Gregory I. Jenkinsd, Michael J. Keoughc, Jeremy D...

... in defining the underlying philosophy of what we are seeking to conserve in nature reserves obscures the significant implications of the choices involved and makes subsequent consideration of the principles of reserve design complex and inconclusive. This paper seeks to raise debate on the underlying basis...

... to: Conserving What?-The basis for nature conservation reserves in New South Wales 1967-1989 Allen E. Strom 230 Scenic Place, Killcare Height 2257 The article is most interesting as a review by J. F. Whitehouse as he perceives the forces behind the pro- cess that has finally resulted in the existing system...

... on species diversity as the basis of such a resource based nature conservation programme. There is an implication that in the past investigation in the article was "land based" (whatever that really means) and not "resource based Surely the establishment and management of a nature conservation system is land...

...R. L. Specht © 1990 Royal Zoological Society of New South Wales 1990 Comment on Conserving What? - The basis for nature conservation reserves in New South Wales 1967-1988 R. L. Specht Botany Department, The University of Queensland, St Lucia 4067 The intellectual climate within Australia...

... and funded. To overcome the present deficiencies in the reserve system and in off-park conservation of wildlife generally, an integrated approach on land-use is necessary. This ought to have as its basis sound scientific information and this can only come about by re-arranging priorities of government...

... people to be persuaded if we are to succeed. A former Director's response to: Conserving What?-The basis for nature conservation reserves in New South Wales 1967-1989 Don Johnstone 6 River Street, Harrington, 2427 While the paper opens up for argument the question of a proper basis for the selection...

...Philip Reed An historical perspective on: Conserving What?-The basis for nature conservation reserves in New South Wales 1967-1989 Philip Reed New South Wales National Parks and Wildlife Service, P.O. Box 1967, Hurstville, 2220 John Whitehouse's paper (Whitehouse 1990) contains an interesting...

... was either observed or inferred (but see Moseby et al. 2012), making each a valuable datapoint. Here, we present a short description of a young adult female Red Fox presumed to have been killed by Dingo in Myall Lakes National Park on the basis of: (1) the close proximity of a Dingo pack (within...

... the present day distribution of this species. Surveys were targeted at rock outcrops, which provide critical shelter sites during the year. Sites were stratified on the basis of proximity to walking tracks and roads as a surrogate for potential anthropogenic disturbance. Despite the apparent suitability...