Search Results for harvesting protocols

... for 5–6 years to determine whether nest predation level profiles are extreme. However, if terrestrial mortality of adult turtles occurs, then the risk of extinction is high regardless of nest predation levels. Monitoring protocols to assess nest predation and adult mortality rates are not widely...

... occupancy trend showed a stable to slight increase between 1995 and 2019, but a ~26% reduction following wildfire. The increasing trend occurred despite a long-term rainfall deficit that was punctuated by occasional above average years during the survey period. There was no evidence that timber harvesting...

... population of this species was studied in detail at Coomallo Creek in the northern wheatbelt of WA between 1969 and 1976 and then monitored at various intervals from 1977 to 1996 following the protocol explained by Saunders and Ingram (1987). In September and November 2009, the Coomallo Creek population...

... in wood production forests where timber harvesting has fragmented the forest including a more extensive road network for movement and landscapes have more edges which may provide suitable combinations of cover and foraging habitat. Studies in the USA have shown that the occurrence of White-tailed Deer...

... wheatbelt of Western Australia was studied intensively from 1969 to 1976, and then monitored in early September and November most breeding seasons until 1996. Monitoring resumed in 2009 following the same protocols used from 1977 until 1996, but with at least one extra monitoring visit, usually in January...

.... and Ingram, G. J. 1993. New records of the rare Green-thighed Frog. Memoirs of the Queensland Museum 33: 348. New records of the rare Green-thighed Frog Memoirs of the Queensland Museum 33 348 NPWS. 1997. Conservation protocols for timber harvesting on state forests for the duration of the 1996...

..., and response to logging mammal species are listed as threatened, and the most common cause of decline in this group is loss of tree hollows (used for shelter and reproduction) in timber production forests where intensive logging or clear-fell harvesting has replaced structurally complex old growth forests...

...) compared the breeding population of Elusor macrurus with the commercial egg harvest of the 1960s and 1970s. Nesting surveys indicated the breeding population had declined by 95% during that period (Flakus 2002). In the Murray River near Yarrawonga, VIC, Chelodina longicollis declined by ~91%, and Emydura...

... Ecology and Management 60: 77-104. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/0378-1127(93)90024-H Lindenmayer, D. B. 1994. The impacts of timber harvesting on arboreal marsupials at different spatial scales and its implications for ecologically sustainable forest use and nature conservation. Australian Journal...

...). In the agricultural context the abundance of native grazing species needs to be included with the number of grazing stock being managed on a property in association with climatic conditions and other property management protocols. This is generally determined through the concept of carrying capacity, the number...

.... Hygiene Protocol for the Control of Disease in Frogs. Information Circular No. 6. NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service, Hurstville, NSW. Hygiene Protocol for the Control of Disease in Frogs. Information Circular No. 6 Pratten, D.J. 1980. Growth in the crayfish Austropotamobius pallipes...

... Conservancy (AWC). Seven others are operated by NPWS. The 2,000 hectares area in Ngambaa Nature Reserve is within the natural range and habitat of N. parma. Once protocols regarding health, welfare and genetics are addressed it represents an opportunity to receive Yengo animals. To reduce potential inbreeding...

... but non-legally binding protection regime for the Sargasso Sea (Freestone and Morrison 2012). MPAs within the Antarctic Treaty Area There are two methods of designating MPAs in the Antarctic Treaty system. Under the Protocol on Environmental Protection to the Antarctic Treaty (Madrid Protocol), any area...

... Donovan, P. 1997. A histroy of the Millewa group of River Red Gum forests. Beecroft, NSW, State Forests of New South Wales: 112. GHD 2009. Ecological assessment-Environmental assessment of harvesting and roadwork operations in southwestern NSW, Final report to Forests NSW. Volume 3. Gittleman, J...

... survey of Barren Grounds Nature Reserve and Budderoo National Park for the vulnerable frog species Litoria littlejohni, the Heath Frog. Unpublished report prepared for the NSW NPWS. NSW NPWS Threatened Species Management. 2001. Information Circular No. 6. Hygiene Protocol for the control of Diseases...

... t end with sample collection. Dietary studies using metabarcoding should follow previously established protocols in the laboratory as with other low-quality and low-quantity DNA samples such as ancient DNA and non-invasive host genetic sampling (Goldberg et al. 2016). A dedicated clean laboratory...

... on the Bago Plateau, New South Wales, and its response to wildfires and timber harvesting in a changing climate Rohan J. Bilney, Peter J. Kambouris, Jess Peterie, Craig Dunne, Kelly Makeham, Rodney P. Kavanagh, Leroy Gonsalves, Brad Law 592 Interacting impacts of drought and fire on bird populations insights...

... systems are adequate for some taxa, or particular questions, most are inadequate for the needs of most users (conservation planning, environmental impact assessment, bio- prospecting, monitoring of harvesting, environmental reporting etc We suggest that the establishment of a network of long-term...