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... Species program. Through these case studies, we suggest that effective conservation planning can be best achieved through (1) narrowing down the number of options under consideration, by eliminating sub-optimal choices (2) supporting decision-makers to understand the relative advantages and disadvantages...

... possible on-going threats. Long-term monitoring and research are critical to ensure effective management especially of narrow range endemics. 4 Corresponding author. E-mail [email protected] Assessing the immediate impacts of the 2019/2020 bushfires on land snails in northeastern...

.... Observations of denning (n=66) across 22 den trees identified that the gliders utilised between 1 and 4 dens during the study. Den trees were predominantly large Blue gum Eucalyptus tereticornis , with Gum-topped box Eucalyptus moluccana, Narrow-leafed ironbark Eucalyptus drepanophylla, Tindale’s stringybark...

... observed in a gallery excavated by this species. These structures make reasonable retreat sites for arboreal frogs because they are generally inaccessible to larger predators by being located off the ground and having narrow entrances. © 2015 Royal Zoological Society of New South Wales 2015...

... was narrow and subject to development pressures. The results of the surveys modified control burns to exclude breeding sites and retain leaf litter. Email for corresponding author: [email protected] © 2015 Royal Zoological Society of New South Wales 2015 Pseudophryne australis...

...) rather than the smaller, secretive prey (especially weevils), that dominated the diets of males. This difference may reflect females' difficulties in penetrating into narrow spaces under cover items: females are the larger sex. and are considerably distended during gestation. Diets also differed between...

... for the single species R. halsteadi (Whitley). It differs from Marilyna in the lighter built, narrower body, eyes interrupting the dorsal profile, a small olfactory foramen in each prefrontal, and a shallow caudal peduncle. ABE, T. (1939). Notes on Sphoeroides xanthopterus (Temamiinck et Schlegel...

... investigated some of the pitfalls of the US experience that should have been considered in the implementation of the New South Wales legislation and conclude that most issues appear to be associated with the narrowness of concepts around biodiversity, deficiencies in compliance, and long term monitoring...

...Nigel Hardiman; Shelley Burgin In Australia, the adventure sport of canyoning occurs predominantly in the protected areas of the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area, 50 km west of Sydney. It involves travelling through narrow, deep gorges using a combination of walking, abseiling, wading...

... to the rainforested headwater reaches of each of the nine streams it inhabits, and large areas of cleared, agricultural land separate the species into three disjunct areas on the Richmond Range and the Yabbra Spur. Euastacus gumar is a narrow range taxon with a fragmented, highland distribution (overall extent...