Search Results for cross-jurisdictional/community coordination

...Robin Warner ABSTRACT The increasing intensity and impacts of human activities in the global oceans pose significant threats to the extensive repository of marine species, habitats and ecosystems in the vast marine areas beyond national jurisdiction (ABNJ). This article examines the scope...

...). Governance structures that allow rapid and dynamic implementation of cross jurisdictional conservation actions (Martin et al. 2012a) will be crucial for conserving wide ranging nomadic species, particularly in the face of a rapidly changing climate. Including the potential for different forms...

..., the species is listed as Vulnerable (VU) by the IUCN (Timmins et al. 2015). It is considered to be a pest in Australia (Invasive Plants and Animals Committee 2016). Management of Sambar Deer within Australia varies between jurisdictions with varying legislation across different states. In Victoria, three main...

... an important but excessively narrow focus on identifying threatened species, populations, ecological communities and key threatening processes and that it does not adequately provide for broader monitoring, evaluation and reporting that includes all the State s fauna (Lunney 2017b,c). Byron et al. (2014...

... Flying-fox while addressing ongoing contentious issues impacting horticulturalists and communities, there needs to be investment into long-term solutions, such as public education, social research and conserving and restoring habitat in less populated areas. There is a need for cross-jurisdictional...

... these tools into on-ground conservation. The New South Wales Saving our Species program is a large-scale conservation program with jurisdiction over more than 1100 threatened species, ecological communities and populations. We discuss why co-design is key to successful implementation of decision science...

...) in the Davenport Murchison Ranges bioregion, Northern Territory Matthew J. Clancy and Etienne L. Littlefair 194 Notes on the diet and foraging habits of the Giant Barred Frog Mixophyes iteratus G. Madani 200 Collect, connect, upscale:Towards coordinated monitoring of migratory shorebirds in the AsiaPacific Richard...

... Schofield conservation and agriculture. This also improved local and regional biosecurity. Everybody was winning with this approach. Unfortunately, our area has reverted to a reactive cycle. Why? Did we have a lack of funding and resources, lack of coordination, communication and succession planning...

..., one resident could represent the community in coordinating management actions and obtaining legislative approvals on behalf of multiple residents; however, this model is unlikely to be broadly adopted. Therefore, this coordinating role is most likely to fall to an organisation such as a local council...

... and amphibians of the Jervis Bay Region on the south coast of New South Wales. Herpetofauna 30, 11-17. Island populations: Reptiles and amphibians of the Jervis Bay Region on the south coast of New South Wales Herpetofauna 30 11 17 Dankers, N.M.J.A. 1977. The Ecology of an Anuran Community. Ph.D...

... National Park is owned by the Wreck Bay Aboriginal Community Council and jointly managed with the Australian Government via a Board of Management. Booderee National Park has a range of vegetation types within a relatively small area (Cho 1995), it is dominated by coastal sclerophyll forest, woodland...

... Breeding by Barn Owls Tyto alba in artificial nest hollows established for an endangered black cockatoo in the northern wheatbelt of Western Australia Peter R Mawson, Rick Dawson, Denis A Saunders 26 Home-range positions in a bird community from south-eastern Australia - questions and answers M. Guppy, S...

... bird communities, their taxonomy and distributions are unclear, and their nomenclature confusing. Shaw s (Shaw and Nodder 1790) description of Psittacus magnificus, collected around the European settlement of Port Jackson, within present-day Sydney (locations of places named in the text are shown...