... said, there are whole chunks of the genome we ll never be able to resolve from the DNA fragments that we ve got, and that s all that s left. We can t ever fix those things, so we ll never have a pure thylacine running around. So, I think that s a really key message from this. It s a really subpar way...

... differences between desert settlements and more urban society, the authors advocate greater devolution of political authority to more local levels. The final chapter summarises the key messages developed in earlier sections of the book and concludes by noting how lessons from the drylands must inform...

...), a development welcomed by Inuit leaders. Concluding remarks: key messages for Eating Animals Wild meat is important to people. It is still important today to millions of people on earth, from the point of view of food security, livelihoods, culture and tradition. Wild meat use is currently often highly...

... of biodiversity will gain momentum. Ultimately, through normalising flying-foxes, public attitudes adopting their intrinsic value may eventually overshadow the perspectives of flying-foxes connected to contentious issues. ABSTRACT Key words: charismatic species, education, maligned species, public engagement...

... media is beneficial to an academic career (Cabrera et al. 2017). Not only are there opportunities to communicate research through social media, there are rewards for the researchers who do so. A key feature of this communication revolution is the shifting of the role of the communicator from...

... 281 Australian Zoologist volume 38 (3) This paper is part of the theme edition of Australian Zoologist - Dangerous Ideas in Zoology I joined the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service as an education officer in 1970. There was no precedent or textbook. With key mentors to support me Harry Recher...

... that the force of the message has not been diminished by purging the book of its anger. Indeed, the opposite is true because the way a message is transmitted can wholly determine the way it is received. Although The Mystic Economict excoriates modern economics, I am not, of course, opposed to economics...

... out, here are five tips for basic survival: 1. Get your message straight. Work out the two or three main points you want to get across, phrase them in simple non-technical language, and stick to these points. There is no time or space for complicated explanations. 2. Talk about the implications...

... to toe with Ms Kelly s chief of staff yesterday outside her Penrith office, labeling the deal as an election stunt to get you over the line . He warned that Ms Kelly would not get his party s preferences unless the development is stopped . This article encapsulated some of the key issues...

...Micaela Jemison ABSTRACT The media plays a key role in shaping public definition of a human-wildlife disease conflict and the acceptance of nominated solutions. While the One Health approach has brought together science and health disciplines to manage emerging infectious diseases (EIDs...

...) in its message because it is very important that we are able and by being very careful around the ponds edges. to inspire hope in young readers despite the confronting Ultimately that is the key to why this book is so good, challenges to the frog s habitat and population level. The it celebrates...

... can arise, including when authors: a. scan the literature to explore a specific topic of interest and interpret the ideas with a certain perspective that strays from the authors intended interpretation; b. accurately reference the original text but omit key facts that can lead to an ambiguous...

..., I guess it s the implementation of the ecosystem as a whole or perhaps some of those key these dangerous ideas that I think will probably end up species, so it might be the bats. being a common theme throughout the day. I have a daughter studying her PhD at UNSW, and she s finding PAUL WILLIS: So...

.... Email: [email protected]. ²R. Barker (Affiliated with Australian Institute of Alpine Studies), PO Box 139, Mitchell, ACT 2911. Email: [email protected] Key words: Trichosurus vulpecula, dietary ecology, scavenging carnivory. Table 1. Opportunistic observations of scavenging carnivory...

... events by the media and the popularity of natural history programmes has fostered the development of a n environmental ethic in an increasingly urbanized world where decreasing numbers of people ever come into direct contact with natural environments. Although there have been a few key and high profile...

... produced by a group of scientists. If the Blueprint for a living continent is a key national strategy document in biodiversity conservation, as I believe it is, then surely it is worth studying when the NSW government has adopted it, and other governments are following its lead. The scientists forming...

... across the landscape (Lindenmayer et al. 2012b). Geographically extensive programs can be enormously challenging to fund and may require a phased implementation approach. But the design principles for the program in its intended entirety need to be understood at the outset. Our key message here...

... scenarios. ABSTRACT Key words: foraging, wildlife management, conservation, information use, non-lethal, behaviour Published: 8 March 2024 DOI: DOI: httpsdoi.org/10.7882/AZ.2024.010 Introduction Wildlife and conservation managers face new and emerging challenges in the Anthropocene. Some problems are age...

... son Harry who is going on five and loves wildlife. Like all powerful kid s books, he got the message and when I asked him what he thought he said: Animals need space too, we need to make space for them so we can live together . It s books like these with simple but significant messages...

... biodiversity. While few individuals are likely to read it from cover to cover it should be in many libraries, and will be a key reference for those interested in rainforest biota and biogeography. It will also be a valuable source of ideas for those charged with carrying out biological surveys in remote areas...