Conservation Biology - 26 (6), 2012

Contents:


    What Every Conservation Biologist Should Know about Human Population (pages 953–955)

    T. D. Allendorf and K. Allendorf

  
    Ad Hoc Handling Editors (page 956)

   
    Use of Fully Biodegradable Panels to Reduce Derelict Pot Threats to Marine Fauna (pages 957–966)

    D.M. Bilkovic, K.J. Havens, D.M. Stanhope and K.T. Angstadt

   
    Common and Conflicting Interests in the Engagements between Conservation Organizations and Corporations (pages 967–977)

    John G. Robinson

  
    Unexplored Diversity and Conservation Potential of Neotropical Hot Caves (pages 978–982)

    Richard J. Ladle, Joao V. L. Firmino, Ana C. M. Malhado and Armando Rodríguez-Durán

 
    Quantifying Loss of Acoustic Communication Space for Right Whales in and around a U.S. National Marine Sanctuary (pages 983–994)

    Leila T. Hatch, Christopher W. Clark, Sofie M. Van Parijs, Adam S. Frankel and Dimitri W. Ponirakis


    Effect of Macroalgal Expansion and Marine Protected Areas on Coral Recovery Following a Climatic Disturbance (pages 995–1004)

    Shaun K. Wilson, Nicholas A. J. Graham, Rebecca Fisher, Jan Robinson, Kirsty Nash, Karen Chong-Seng, Nicholas V. C. Polunin, Riaz Aumeeruddy and Rodney Quatre

 
    Territorial User Rights for Fisheries as Ancillary Instruments for Marine Coastal Conservation in Chile (pages 1005–1015)

    Stefan Gelcich, Miriam Fernández, Natalio Godoy, Antonio Canepa, Luis Prado and Juan Carlos Castilla

   
    Setting Realistic Recovery Targets for Two Interacting Endangered Species, Sea Otter and Northern Abalone (pages 1016–1025)

    Iadine Chades, Janelle M. R. Curtis and Tara G. Martin

  
    Effects of Private-Land Use, Livestock Management, and Human Tolerance on Diversity, Distribution, and Abundance of Large African Mammals (pages 1026–1039)

    Margaret F. Kinnaird and Timothy G. O'brien

   
    Trade-Offs between Cattle Production and Bird Conservation in an Agricultural Frontier of the Gran Chaco of Argentina (pages 1040–1051)

    Matias E. Mastrangelo and Michael C. Gavin

 
    Drivers of Change in Hunter Offtake and Hunting Strategies in Sendje, Equatorial Guinea (pages 1052–1060)

    David J. C. Gill, John E. Fa, J. Marcus Rowcliffe and Noëlle F. Kümpel

 
    Potential Effects of Ongoing and Proposed Hydropower Development on Terrestrial Biological Diversity in the Indian Himalaya (pages 1061–1071)

    Maharaj K. Pandit and R. Edward Grumbine

  
    Meta-Analysis of the Effects of Human Disturbance on Seed Dispersal by Animals (pages 1072–1081)

    Julia S. Markl, Matthias Schleuning, Pierre Michel Forget, Pedro Jordano, Joanna E. Lambert, Anna Traveset, S. Joseph Wright and Katrin Böhning-Gaese

  
    Effects of Widespread Drought-Induced Aspen Mortality on Understory Plants (pages 1082–1090)

    William R. L. Anderegg, Leander D. L. Anderegg, Clare Sherman and Daniel S. Karp

   
    A Lost Link between a Flightless Parrot and a Parasitic Plant and the Potential Role of Coprolites in Conservation Paleobiology (pages 1091–1099)

    Jamie R. Wood, Janet M. Wilmshurst, Trevor H. Worthy, Avi S. Holzapfel and Alan Cooper

  
    Associations of Forest Cover, Fragment Area, and Connectivity with Neotropical Understory Bird Species Richness and Abundance (pages 1100–1111)

    Alexandre Camargo Martensen, Milton Cezar Ribeiro, Cristina Banks-Leite, Paulo Inácio Prado and Jean Paul Metzger

  
    Relations between Conspecific Density and Effects of Ultraviolet-B Radiation on Tadpole Size in the Striped Marsh Frog (pages 1112–1120)

    Toby Mitchell, Lesley A. Alton, Craig R. White and Craig E. Franklin

   
    Heterozygosity-Fitness Correlations and Inbreeding Depression in Two Critically Endangered Mammals (pages 1121–1129)

    Maria Jose Ruiz-López, Natalia Ganan, José Antonio Godoy, Ana Del Olmo, Julian Garde, Gerardo Espeso, Astrid Vargas, Fernando Martinez, Eduardo R. S. Roldán and Montserrat Gomendio

  
    Phenotypic Effects of Cattle Mitochondrial DNA in American Bison (pages 1130–1136)

    James N. Derr, Philip W. Hedrick, Natalie D. Halbert, Louis Plough, Lauren K. Dobson, Julie King, Calvin Duncan, David L. Hunter, Noah D. Cohen and Dennis Hedgecock

    
    Decision-Making Triggers in Adaptive Management (pages 1137–1144)

    Martin A. Nie and Courtney A. Schultz

    
    Predicting Interactions among Fishing, Ocean Warming, and Ocean Acidification in a Marine System with Whole-Ecosystem Models (pages 1145–1152)

    Gary P. Griffith, Elizabeth A. Fulton, Rebecca Gorton and Anthony J. Richardson

  
    Revisiting the Potential Conservation Value of Non-Native Species (pages 1153–1155)

    Jean Ricardo Simoes Vitule, Carolina A. Freire, Diego P. Vazquez, Martin A. Nunez and Daniel Simberloff


    Toward a More Balanced View of Non-Native Species (pages 1156–1158)

    Martin A. Schlaepfer, Dov F. Sax and Julian D. Olden

  
    Mysteries of the Sea Continue to Amaze (pages 1159–1160)

    Natalie C. Ban

   
    Noted with Interest (pages 1160–1161)

   
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Conservation Biology - 26 (5), 2012

Contents:
  

        CONSERVATION STORIES, CONSERVATION SCIENCE, AND THE ROLE OF THE INTERGOVERNMENTAL PLATFORM ON BIODIVERSITY AND ECOSYSTEM SERVICES (PAGES 757–759)

        KENT H. REDFORD, CRAIG GROVES, RODRIGO A. MEDELLIN AND JOHN G. ROBINSON

      

        DECISION MAKING IN A HUMAN POPULATION LIVING SUSTAINABLY (PAGES 760–768)

        JOHN S. HICKS, MARK A. BURGMAN, JULIAN N. MAREWSKI, FIONA FIDLER AND GERD GIGERENZER

      

        ESTIMATION OF BODY-SIZE TRAITS BY PHOTOGRAMMETRY IN LARGE MAMMALS TO INFORM CONSERVATION (PAGES 769–777)

        JOEL BERGER

      

        EFFECTS OF NATIVE AND NON-NATIVE VERTEBRATE MUTUALISTS ON PLANTS (PAGES 778–789)

        CLARE E. ASLAN, ERIKA S. ZAVALETA, DON CROLL AND BERNIE TERSHY

  

        SECURING THE DEMOGRAPHIC AND GENETIC FUTURE OF TUATARA THROUGH ASSISTED COLONIZATION (PAGES 790–798)

        KIMBERLY A. MILLER, HILARY C. MILLER, JENNIFER A. MOORE, NICOLA J. MITCHELL, ALISON CREE, FRED W. ALLENDORF, STEPHEN D. SARRE, SUSAN N. KEALL AND NICOLA J. NELSON

       

        CONSERVATION OBJECTIVES AND SEA-SURFACE TEMPERATURE ANOMALIES IN THE GREAT BARRIER REEF (PAGES 799–809)

        NATALIE C. BAN, ROBERT L. PRESSEY AND SCARLA WEEKS

       

        COMBINING STRUCTURED DECISION MAKING AND VALUE-OF-INFORMATION ANALYSES TO IDENTIFY ROBUST MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES (PAGES 810–820)

        JOSLIN L. MOORE AND MICHAEL C. RUNGE

       

        LAND-COVER CHANGE AND AVIAN DIVERSITY IN THE CONTERMINOUS UNITED STATES (PAGES 821–829)

        CHADWICK D. RITTENHOUSE, ANNA M. PIDGEON, THOMAS P. ALBRIGHT, PATRICK D. CULBERT, MURRAY K. CLAYTON, CURTIS H. FLATHER, JEFFREY G. MASEK AND VOLKER C. RADELOFF

       

        PUBLIC WILLINGNESS TO PAY FOR RECOVERING AND DOWNLISTING THREATENED AND ENDANGERED MARINE SPECIES (PAGES 830–839)

        KRISTY WALLMO AND DANIEL K. LEW

       

        USE OF AN AIRBORNE LIDAR SYSTEM TO MODEL PLANT SPECIES COMPOSITION AND DIVERSITY OF MEDITERRANEAN OAK FORESTS (PAGES 840–850)

        WILLIAM D. SIMONSON, HARRIET D. ALLEN AND DAVID A. COOMES

       

        EVALUATING PERCEIVED BENEFITS OF ECOREGIONAL ASSESSMENTS (PAGES 851–861)

        MADELEINE C. BOTTRILL, MORENA MILLS, ROBERT L. PRESSEY, EDWARD T. GAME AND CRAIG GROVES

       

        CHANGES IN AVIAN AND PLANT COMMUNITIES OF ASPEN WOODLANDS OVER 12 YEARS AFTER LIVESTOCK REMOVAL IN THE NORTHWESTERN GREAT BASIN (PAGES 862–872)

        SUSAN L. EARNST, DAVID S. DOBKIN AND JENNIFER A. BALLARD

      

        PROJECTED CLIMATE-INDUCED HABITAT LOSS FOR SALMONIDS IN THE JOHN DAY RIVER NETWORK, OREGON, U.S.A. (PAGES 873–882)

        AARON S. RUESCH, CHRISTIAN E. TORGERSEN, JOSHUA J. LAWLER, JULIAN D. OLDEN, ERIN E. PETERSON, CAROL J. VOLK AND DAVID J. LAWRENCE

       

        ANALYTICAL SOLUTIONS TO TRADE-OFFS BETWEEN SIZE OF PROTECTED AREAS AND LAND-USE INTENSITY (PAGES 883–893)

        VAN BUTSIC, VOLKER C. RADELOFF, TOBIAS KUEMMERLE AND ANNA M. PIDGEON

     

        RELIABILITY OF INDICATORS OF DECLINE IN ABUNDANCE (PAGES 894–904)

        ERIN J. PORSZT, RANDALL M. PETERMAN, NICHOLAS K. DULVY, ANDREW B. COOPER AND JAMES R. IRVINE

     

        EVOLUTION OF NESTING HEIGHT IN AN ENDANGERED HAWAIIAN FOREST BIRD IN RESPONSE TO A NON-NATIVE PREDATOR (PAGES 905–911)

        ERIC A. VANDERWERF

       

        INTERACTING EFFECTS OF TRANSLOCATION, ARTIFICIAL PROPAGATION, AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS ON THE MARINE SURVIVAL OF CHINOOK SALMON FROM THE COLUMBIA RIVER, WASHINGTON, U.S.A. (PAGES 912–922)

        KIRSTIN K. HOLSMAN, MARK D. SCHEUERELL, ERIC BUHLE AND ROBERT EMMETT

       

        USE OF STRESS-HORMONE LEVELS AND HABITAT SELECTION TO ASSESS FUNCTIONAL CONNECTIVITY OF A LANDSCAPE FOR AN AMPHIBIAN (PAGES 923–931)

        AGNES JANIN, JEAN-PAUL LÉNA, SANDRINE DEBLOIS AND PIERRE JOLY

      

        CHANGES IN SIZE OF DEFORESTED PATCHES IN THE BRAZILIAN AMAZON (PAGES 932–937)

        ISABEL M. D. ROSA, CARLOS SOUZA JR. AND ROBERT M. EWERS

     

        SCIENTIFIC GEAR AS A VECTOR FOR NON-NATIVE SPECIES AT DEEP-SEA HYDROTHERMAL VENTS (PAGES 938–942)

        JANET R. VOIGHT, RAYMOND W. LEE, ABIGAIL J. REFT AND AMANDA E. BATES

       

        CONFLATION OF VALUES AND SCIENCE: RESPONSE TO NOSS ET AL. (PAGES 943–944)

        GEORGE F. WILHERE, LYNN A. MAGUIRE, J. MICHAEL SCOTT, JANET L. RACHLOW, DALE D. GOBLE AND LEONA K. SVANCARA

      

        OVERESTIMATING POPULATION SIZES OF RARE CLONAL PLANTS (PAGES 945–947)

        V. J. TEPEDINO

      

        DECIDING WHAT TO CONSERVE (PAGES 948–949)

        KENT H. REDFORD

      

        INTERDISCIPLINARY CRAFTING OF THE CONSERVATION AGENDA (PAGES 949–950)

        WILLIAM H. FISHER

      

        MANAGING WATER ACROSS BOUNDARIES (PAGES 950–952)

        LORI BRADFORD AND GRAHAM E. H. STRICKERT

       

        COVER CAPTION (PAGE I)

        

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Conservation Biology - 26 (4), 2012

Contents:

 

    NAVIGATING ENVIRONMENTAL ATTITUDES (PAGES 583–585)

    THOMAS A. HEBERLEIN

   

    SELECTING FOR TOLERANCE AGAINST PATHOGENS AND HERBIVORES TO ENHANCE SUCCESS OF REINTRODUCTION AND TRANSLOCATION (PAGES 586–592)

    MATTHEW D. VENESKY, JOSEPH R. MENDELSON III, BRITTANY F. SEARS, PETER STILING AND JASON R. ROHR

   

    INCORPORATING GEOGRAPHICAL AND EVOLUTIONARY RARITY INTO CONSERVATION PRIORITIZATION (PAGES 593–601)

    CAROLINE M. TUCKER, MARC W. CADOTTE, T. JONATHAN DAVIES AND TONY G. REBELO

  

    A COMPARISON OF GLOBAL CONSERVATION PRIORITIZATION MODELS WITH SPATIAL SPENDING PATTERNS OF CONSERVATION NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS (PAGES 602–609)

    GEORGE HOLMES, KATHERINE SCHOLFIELD AND DAN BROCKINGTON

   

    MEASURING PROTECTED-AREA ISOLATION AND CORRELATIONS OF ISOLATION WITH LAND-USE INTENSITY AND PROTECTION STATUS (PAGES 610–618)

    IAN S. SEIFERLING, RAPHAËL PROULX, PEDRO R. PERES-NETO, LENORE FAHRIG AND CHRISTIAN MESSIER

  

    STATUS ASSESSMENT OF NEW ZEALAND'S NATURALLY UNCOMMON ECOSYSTEMS (PAGES 619–629)

    ROBERT J. HOLDAWAY, SUSAN K. WISER AND PETER A. WILLIAMS

  

    CONSENSUS ON CRITERIA FOR POTENTIAL AREAS FOR WOLF REINTRODUCTION IN MEXICO (PAGES 630–637)

    MARCELA ARAIZA, LUIS CARRILLO, RURIK LIST, CARLOS A. LÓPEZ GONZÁLEZ, ENRIQUE MARTÍNEZ MEYER, PATRICIA G. MARTÍNEZ-GUTIÉRREZ, OSCAR MOCTEZUMA, NAHUM E. SÁNCHEZ-MORALES AND JORGE SERVÍN

   

    GLOBAL COOPERATION AMONG DIVERSE ORGANIZATIONS TO REDUCE ILLEGAL FISHING IN THE SOUTHERN OCEAN (PAGES 638–648)

    HENRIK ÖSTERBLOM AND ÖRJAN BODIN

   

    ROLE OF FAMILIARITY AND PREFERENCE IN REPRODUCTIVE SUCCESS IN EX SITU BREEDING PROGRAMS (PAGES 649–656)

    MEGHAN S. MARTIN AND DAVID J. SHEPHERDSON

   

    A META-ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECTS OF COMMON MANAGEMENT ACTIONS ON THE NEST SUCCESS OF NORTH AMERICAN BIRDS (PAGES 657–666)

    CYNTHIA HARTWAY AND L. SCOTT MILLS

   

    POPULATION DYNAMICS OF HAWAIIAN SEABIRD COLONIES VULNERABLE TO SEA-LEVEL RISE (PAGES 667–678)

    JEFF S. HATFIELD, MICHELLE H. REYNOLDS, NATHANIEL E. SEAVY AND CRYSTAL M. KRAUSE

 

    EFFECTS OF CLIMATE AND EXURBAN DEVELOPMENT ON NEST PREDATION AND PREDATOR PRESENCE IN THE SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN MOUNTAINS (U.S.A.) (PAGES 679–688)

    HEATHER A. LUMPKIN, SCOTT M. PEARSON AND MONICA G. TURNER

   

    POSSIBLE EXTINCTION VORTEX FOR A POPULATION OF IBERIAN LYNX ON THE VERGE OF EXTIRPATION (PAGES 689–697)

    FRANCISCO PALOMARES, JOSÉ ANTONIO GODOY, JOSÉ VICENTE LÓPEZ-BAO, ALEJANDRO RODRÍGUEZ, SEVERINE ROQUES, MIREIA CASAS-MARCE, ELOY REVILLA AND MIGUEL DELIBES

   

    ACOUSTICALLY DETECTED YEAR-ROUND PRESENCE OF RIGHT WHALES IN AN URBANIZED MIGRATION CORRIDOR (PAGES 698–707)

    JANELLE L. MORANO, AARON N. RICE, JAMEY T. TIELENS, BOBBI J. ESTABROOK, ANITA MURRAY, BETHANY L. ROBERTS AND CHRISTOPHER W. CLARK

   

    EFFECTS OF TOUR BOATS ON DOLPHIN ACTIVITY EXAMINED WITH SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS OF MARKOV CHAINS (PAGES 708–716)

    SILVANA LAURA DANS, MARIANA DEGRATI, SUSANA NOEMÍ PEDRAZA AND ENRIQUE ALBERTO CRESPO

   

    OCCURRENCE OF THE NON-NATIVE ANNUAL BLUEGRASS ON THE ANTARCTIC MAINLAND AND ITS NEGATIVE EFFECTS ON NATIVE PLANTS (PAGES 717–723)

    MARCO A. MOLINA-MONTENEGRO, FERNANDO CARRASCO-URRA, CRISTIAN RODRIGO, PETER CONVEY, FERNANDO VALLADARES AND ERNESTO GIANOLI

  

    INTACT FAUNAL ASSEMBLAGES IN THE MODERN ERA (PAGES 724–730)

    M. SANJAYAN, LEAH H. SAMBERG, TIMOTHY BOUCHER AND JESSE NEWBY

  

    REVERSE OF THE DECLINE OF THE ENDANGERED IBERIAN LYNX (PAGES 731–736)

    MIGUEL A SIMÓN, JOSÉ M. GIL-SÁNCHEZ, GEMA RUIZ, GERMÁN GARROTE, EMIL B. MCCAIN, LEONARDO FERNÁNDEZ, MARCOS LÓPEZ-PARRA, EVA ROJAS, RAFAEL ARENAS-ROJAS, TERESA DEL REY, MARIBEL GARCÍA-TARDÍO AND GUILLERMO LÓPEZ

   

    BRINGING SCIENCE BACK TO THE CONSERVATION OF THE IBERIAN LYNX (PAGES 737–739)

    ALEJANDRO RODRÍGUEZ, JAVIER CALZADA, ELOY REVILLA, JOSÉ VICENTE LÓPEZ-BAO AND FRANCISCO PALOMARES

   

    INCREASING CONSERVATION IMPACT AND POLICY RELEVANCE OF RESEARCH THROUGH EMBEDDED EXPERIENCES (PAGES 740–742)

    LEKELIA D. JENKINS, SARA M. MAXWELL AND ERIK FISHER

  

    SCIENTIFIC INTEGRITY IN RECOVERY PLANNING AND RISK ASSESSMENT: COMMENT ON WILHERE (PAGES 743–745)

    CARLOS CARROLL, DANIEL J. ROHLF, BARRY R. NOON AND J. MICHAEL REED

   

    INADVERTENT POLICY ADVOCACY IN PEER REVIEW OF RECOVERY PLANS: REPLY TO CARROLL ET AL. (PAGES 746–748)

    GEORGE F. WILHERE

    READING(S) FOR COMPREHENSION (PAGES 749–751)

    CURT MEINE

    THE ART AND SCIENCE OF RESTORATION (PAGES 751–752)

    C. JOSH DONLAN

 

    MEETING THE MEAT CRISIS (PAGES 752–754)

    STEPHEN C. ALDRICH

 

    NOTED WITH INTEREST (PAGES 754–755)

   

    COVER CAPTION (PAGE I)

Conservation Biology - 26 (3), 2012

Contents:

   
      

        Science on Whales, Submarines, and Conservation Meets the News (pages 379–381)

        DAVID MORETTI

     
        The Politics of Opting Out (pages 382–383)

        SARA B. PRITCHARD

       
        Choosing an Alternative Path (pages 383–384)

        GUY R. MCPHERSON

       
        Introduction (page 385)

        SANDY ANDELMAN, LEE HANNAH and REBECCA SHAW

      
        Economic Costs of Achieving Current Conservation Goals in the Future as Climate Changes (pages 385–396)

        M. REBECCA SHAW, KIRK KLAUSMEYER, D. RICHARD CAMERON, JASON MACKENZIE and PATRICK ROEHRDANZ

      
        Costs of Expanding the Network of Protected Areas as a Response to Climate Change in the Cape Floristic Region (pages 397–407)

        RUSSELL M. WISE, BELINDA REYERS, CHRIS GUO, GUY F. MIDGLEY and WILLEM DE LANGE

       
        Climate Change and the Cost of Conserving Species in Madagascar (pages 408–419)

        JONAH BUSCH, RADHIKA DAVE, LEE HANNAH, ALISON CAMERON, ANDRIAMBOLANTSOA RASOLOHERY, PATRICK ROEHRDANZ and GEORGE SCHATZ

       
        Human Perspectives and Conservation of Grizzly Bears in Banff National Park, Canada (pages 420–431)

        EMILY C. CHAMBERLAIN, MURRAY B. RUTHERFORD and MICHAEL L. GIBEAU

       
        Efficient Species-Level Monitoring at the Landscape Scale (pages 432–441)

        BARRY R. NOON, LARISSA L. BAILEY, THOMAS D. SISK and KEVIN S. MCKELVEY

      
        Analyzing Disease Risks Associated with Translocations (pages 442–452)

        ANTHONY W. SAINSBURY and REBECCA J. VAUGHAN-HIGGINS

        
        Effects of Vulture Declines on Facultative Scavengers and Potential Implications for Mammalian Disease Transmission (pages 453–460)

        D. L. OGADA, M. E. TORCHIN, M. F. KINNAIRD and V. O. EZENWA

       
        Experimental Evidence for the Effects of Chronic Anthropogenic Noise on Abundance of Greater Sage-Grouse at Leks (pages 461–471)

        JESSICA L. BLICKLEY, DIANE BLACKWOOD and GAIL L. PATRICELLI

      
        Experimental Test of the Effects of a Non-Native Invasive Species on a Wintering Shorebird (pages 472–481)

        VERONICA ESTELLE and EDWIN D. GROSHOLZ

       
        Use of Data on Avian Demographics and Site Persistence during Overwintering to Assess Quality of Restored Riparian Habitat (pages 482–492)

        STEVEN C. LATTA, CHRISTINE A. HOWELL, MARK D. DETTLING and RENÉE L. CORMIER

      
        Re-Creating Missing Population Baselines for Pacific Reef Sharks (pages 493–503)

        MARC O. NADON, JULIA K. BAUM, IVOR D. WILLIAMS, JANA M. MCPHERSON, BRIAN J. ZGLICZYNSKI, BENJAMIN L. RICHARDS, ROBERT E. SCHROEDER and RUSSELL E. BRAINARD

     
        Effects of River-Flow Regulation on Anuran Occupancy and Abundance in Riparian Zones (pages 504–512)

        EVAN A. ESKEW, STEVEN J. PRICE and MICHAEL E. DORCAS

     
        Effects of Flow Regimes Altered by Dams on Survival, Population Declines, and Range-Wide Losses of California River-Breeding Frogs (pages 513–524)

        SARAH J. KUPFERBERG, WENDY J. PALEN, AMY J. LIND, STEVE BOBZIEN, ALESSANDRO CATENAZZI, JOE DRENNAN and MARY E. POWER

       
        Effects of Vegetation Cover, Presence of a Native Ant Species, and Human Disturbance on Colonization by Argentine Ants (pages 525–538)

        KATHERINE FITZGERALD and DEBORAH M. GORDON

      
        Evaluation of Potential Responses to Invasive Non-Native Species with Structured Decision Making (pages 539–546)

        SHUANG LIU, TERRY WALSHE, GRAHAM LONG and DAVID COOK

       
        Protected Areas as Frontiers for Human Migration (pages 547–556)

        ZINTA ZOMMERS and DAVID W. MacDONALD

       
        Assessing Citizen Contributions to Butterfly Monitoring in Two Large Cities (pages 557–564)

        K. C. MATTESON, D. J. TARON and E. S. MINOR

      
        Hunting, Law Enforcement, and African Primate Conservation (pages 565–571)

        PAUL K. N’GORAN, CHRISTOPHE BOESCH, ROGER MUNDRY, ELIEZER K. N’GORAN, ILKA HERBINGER, FABRICE A. YAPI and HJALMAR S. KÜHL

        
        Priority Actions for Sustainable Forest Management in the International Year of Forests (pages 572–575)

        DOMINICK A. DELLASALA, JOHN M. FITZGERALD, BENGT-GUNNAR JONSSON, JEFFREY A. MCNEELY, BENJAMIN DELALI DOVIE, MARTIN DIETERICH, PATRICIA MAJLUF, SIMON C. NEMTZOV, OWEN T. NEVIN, E. CHRISTIEN M. PARSONS and JAMES E.M. WATSON

     

       A Book for All Zoos (page 576)

        KARL R. KRANZ

     
        From the Science to the Application of Connectivity Conservation (pages 577–578)

        ANDREW F. BENNETT

     
        Challenges in Effective Governance of Natural Resources (pages 578–579)

        LIANA JOSEPH

       
        Noted with Interest (page 580)


        Erratum for manuscript CB 10–166, published in Volume 25, No. 2, 276–284. (page 581)

       
        Economics of Grassland Conversion to Cropland in the Prairie Pothole RegionEconomía de la Conversión de Pastizales a Tierras Agrícolas en la Región Prairie Pothole


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Conservation Biology - 26 (2), 2012

Contents:

   

   Conservation and the Microbiome (pages 195–197)

    KENT H. REDFORD, JULIA A. SEGRE, NICK SALAFSKY, CARLOS MARTINEZ DEL RIO AND DENISE MCALOOSE


    Internalizing Conservation through Our Own Microbes (page 198)

    BENJAMIN A. SIKES

    Considering Extinction of Dependent Species during Translocation, Ex Situ Conservation, and Assisted Migration of Threatened Hosts (pages 199–207)

    MELINDA L. MOIR, PETER A. VESK, KARL E. C. BRENNAN, ROBERT POULIN, LESLEY HUGHES, DAVID A. KEITH, MICHAEL A. McCARTHY and DAVID J. COATES

   
    Effect of Stage-Specific Vital Rates on Population Growth Rates and Effective Population Sizes in an Endangered Iteroparous Plant (pages 208–217)

    MARCO ANDRELLO, FLORENCE NICOLE, IRENE TILL-BOTTRAUD and OSCAR E. GAGGIOTTI

  
    Feedbacks between Conservation and Social-Ecological Systems (pages 218–227)

    BRIAN W. MILLER, SUSAN C. CAPLOW and PAUL W. LESLIE

   
    Meta-Analysis of Susceptibility of Woody Plants to Loss of Genetic Diversity through Habitat Fragmentation (pages 228–237)

    GUY VRANCKX, HANS JACQUEMYN, BART MUYS and OLIVIER HONNAY

  
    Effects of Matrix Characteristics and Interpatch Distance on Functional Connectivity in Fragmented Temperate Rainforests (pages 238–247)

    AINHOA MAGRACH, ASIER R. LARRINAGA and LUIS SANTAMARÍA

  
    Ecological Metrics of Biomass Removed by Three Methods of Purse-Seine Fishing for Tunas in the Eastern Tropical Pacific Ocean (pages 248–256)

    TIM GERRODETTE, ROBERT OLSON, STEPHEN REILLY, GEORGE WATTERS and WILLIAM PERRIN

  
    Defining Trade-Offs among Conservation, Profitability, and Food Security in the California Current Bottom-Trawl Fishery (pages 257–268)

    RAY HILBORN, IAN J. STEWART, TREVOR A. BRANCH and OLAF P. JENSEN

   
    The Roles of Climate, Phylogenetic Relatedness, Introduction Effort, and Reproductive Traits in the Establishment of Non-Native Reptiles and Amphibians (pages 267–277)

    NICOLA J. VAN WILGEN and DAVID M. RICHARDSON

  
    Northward Shifts of the Distributions of Spanish Reptiles in Association with Climate Change (pages 278–283)

    GREGORIO MORENO-RUEDA, JUAN M. PLEGUEZUELOS, MANUEL PIZARRO and ALBERT MONTORI

  
    Influence of Habitat Quality, Population Size, Patch Size, and Connectivity on Patch-Occupancy Dynamics of the Middle Spotted Woodpecker (pages 284–293)

    HUGO ROBLES and CARLOS CIUDAD

   
    Effects of Connectivity and Spatial Resolution of Analyses on Conservation Prioritization across Large Extents (pages 294–304)

    ANNI ARPONEN, JOONA LEHTOMÄKI, JARNO LEPPÄNEN, ERKKI TOMPPO and ATTE MOILANEN

  
    Species, Functional Groups, and Thresholds in Ecological Resilience (pages 305–314)

    SHANA M. SUNDSTROM, CRAIG R. ALLEN and CHRIS BARICHIEVY

    
    Challenges to Interdisciplinary Research in Ecosystem-Based Management (pages 315–323)

    LEILA SIEVANEN, LISA M. CAMPBELL and HEATHER M. LESLIE

  
    The Interaction between Seaweed Farming as an Alternative Occupation and Fisher Numbers in the Central Philippines (pages 324–334)

    NICHOLAS A. O. HILL, J. MARCUS ROWCLIFFE, HEATHER J. KOLDEWEY and E. J. MILNER-GULLAND

  
    Correlates of Bushmeat Hunting among Remote Rural Households in Gabon, Central Africa (pages 335–344)

    STEFFEN FOERSTER, DAVID S. WILKIE, GILDA A. MORELLI, JOSEFIEN DEMMER, MALCOLM STARKEY, PAUL TELFER, MATTHEW STEIL and ARTHUR LEWBEL

 
    Stakeholder Participation in Management of Invasive Vertebrates (pages 345–356)

    ADRIANA E. S. FORD-THOMPSON, CAROLYN SNELL, GLEN SAUNDERS and PIRAN C. L. WHITE

   
    Metacommunity Dynamics Over 16 Years in a Pyrogenic Shrubland (pages 357–366)

    TIMOTHY J. MILLER, PEDRO F. QUINTANA-ASCENCIO, SATYA MALIAKAL-WITT and ERIC S. MENGES

   
    Use of DNA Barcoding to Reveal Species Composition of Convenience Seafood (pages 367–371)

    ELIZABETH HUXLEY-JONES, JENNIFER L. A. SHAW, CARLY FLETCHER, JULIETTE PARNELL and PHILLIP C. WATTS

  

     One Fish or Two Fish, Red Fish or Blue Fish (pages 372–373)

    AMANDA BARNEY

   
    A Look at the Future of Food Production (pages 373–374)

    PETE COPPOLILLO

   
    Seeing People in Conservation (pages 374–376)

    MEREDITH WELCH-DEVINE

   
    Noted with Interest (pages 376–377)

 
    Errata (page 378)

   
    Understanding Interaction Effects of Climate Change and Fire Management on Bird Distributions through Combined Process and Habitat ModelsComprensión de los Efectos de la Interacción del Cambio Climático y el Manejo de Fuego sobre la Distribución de Aves Mediante Modelos Combinados de Procesos y Hábitat


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Conservation Biology - 26 (1), 2012

Contents:
    
    Bolder Thinking for Conservation (pages 1–4)

    REED F. NOSS, ANDREW P. DOBSON, ROBERT BALDWIN, PAUL BEIER, CORY R. DAVIS, DOMINICK A. DELLASALA, JOHN FRANCIS, HARVEY LOCKE, KATARZYNA NOWAK, ROEL LOPEZ, CONRAD REINING, STEPHEN C. TROMBULAK and GARY TABOR

  
    Serious New Threat to Brazilian Forests (pages 5–6)

   

ALISON G. NAZARENO, JULIANA M. FERES, DULCINEIA DE CARVALHO, ALEXANDRE M. SEBBENN, THOMAS E. LOVEJOY AND WILLIAM F. LAURANCE

  
    Land Trust Evaluation of Progress toward Conservation Goals (pages 7–12)

    LOUISE ALEXANDER and GEORGE R. HESS

  
    Soft Systems Thinking and Social Learning for Adaptive Management (pages 13–20)

    G. CUNDILL, G. S. CUMMING, D. BIGGS and C. FABRICIUS

  
    A New Context-Based Approach to Assess Marine Mammal Behavioral Responses to Anthropogenic Sounds (pages 21–28)

    W.T. ELLISON, B.L. SOUTHALL, C.W. CLARK and A.S. FRANKEL

 
    Eliciting Expert Knowledge in Conservation Science (pages 29–38)

    TARA G. MARTIN, MARK A. BURGMAN, FIONA FIDLER, PETRA M. KUHNERT, SAMANTHA LOW-CHOY, MARISSA MCBRIDE and KERRIE MENGERSEN

    
    Inadvertent Advocacy (pages 39–46)

    GEORGE F. WILHERE

   
    Specimen-Based Modeling, Stopping Rules, and the Extinction of the Ivory-Billed Woodpecker (pages 47–56)

    NICHOLAS J. GOTELLI, ANNE CHAO, ROBERT K. COLWELL, WEN-HAN HWANG and GARY R. GRAVES

   
    Inferring Extinction of Mammals from Sighting Records, Threats, and Biological Traits (pages 57–67)

    DIANA O. FISHER and SIMON P. BLOMBERG

  
    Predicting Species Distributions from Samples Collected along Roadsides (pages 68–77)

    KYLE P. MCCARTHY, ROBERT J. FLETCHER JR, CHRISTOPHER T. ROTA and RICHARD L. HUTTO

  
    Use of Linkage Mapping and Centrality Analysis Across Habitat Gradients to Conserve Connectivity of Gray Wolf Populations in Western North America (pages 78–87)

    CARLOS CARROLL, BRAD H. McRAE and ALLEN BROOKES

    
    Assessing the Effectiveness of Marine Reserves on Unsustainably Harvested Long-Lived Sessile Invertebrates (pages 88–96)

    CRISTINA LINARES, JOAQUIM GARRABOU, BERNAT HEREU, DAVID DIAZ, CHRISTIAN MARSCHAL, ENRIC SALA and MIKEL ZABALA

   
    An Integrated Approach for Predicting Fates of Reintroductions with Demographic Data from Multiple Populations (pages 97–106)

    ELIZABETH H. PARLATO and DOUG P. ARMSTRONG

  
    Effectiveness of Multiple Release Sites in Reintroduction of Persian Fallow Deer (pages 107–115)

    ODED BERGER-TAL, SHIRLI BAR-DAVID and DAVID SALTZ

   
    Fitness Costs of Neighborhood Disruption in Translocations of a Solitary Mammal (pages 116–123)

    DEBRA M. SHIER and RONALD R. SWAISGOOD

   
    Reduced Effect of Tasmanian Devil Facial Tumor Disease at the Disease Front (pages 124–134)

    RODRIGO HAMEDE, SHELLY LACHISH, KATHERINE BELOV, GREGORY WOODS, ALEXANDRE KREISS, ANNE-MAREE PEARSE, BILLIE LAZENBY, MENNA JONES and HAMISH McCALLUM

  
    Varying Responses of Northeastern North American Amphibians to the Chytrid Pathogen Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis (pages 135–141)

    MEGAN K. GAHL, JOYCE E. LONGCORE and JEFF E. HOULAHAN

 
    Effects of Introducing Threatened Falcons into Vineyards on Abundance of Passeriformes and Bird Damage to Grapes (pages 142–149)

    SARA M. KROSS, JASON M. TYLIANAKIS and XIMENA J. NELSON

   
    Decoupling Fragmentation from Habitat Loss for Spiders in Patchy Agricultural Landscapes (pages 150–159)

    YONI GAVISH, YARON ZIV and MICHAEL L. ROSENZWEIG

  
    Park Gazettement and Integrated Conservation and Development as Factors in Community Conflict at Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, Uganda (pages 160–170)

    JULIA BAKER, E. J. MILNER-GULLAND and NIGEL LEADER-WILLIAMS

   
    Content Analysis of Newspaper Coverage of the Florida Panther (pages 171–179)

    SUSAN K. JACOBSON, CYNTHIA LANGIN, J. STUART CARLTON and LYNDA LEE KAID

   
    Uncertain Sightings and the Extinction of the Ivory-Billed Woodpecker (pages 180–184)

    ANDREW SOLOW, WOOLLCOTT SMITH, MARK BURGMAN, TRACY ROUT, BRENDAN WINTLE and DAVID ROBERTS

   
    Conservation in the Anthropocene (pages 185–188)

    TIM CARO, JACK DARWIN, TAVIS FORRESTER, CYNTHIA LEDOUX-BLOOM and CAITLIN WELLS

 
    Balancing Global Agricultural Markets with Local Stewardship (pages 189–190)


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     The Enemy of the Good (pages 190–192)

    NICK SALAFSKY

   
    A Single Avian Conservation Theme, Three Distinct Flight Paths (pages 192–194)

    DAVID C. OREN

 
    Noted with Interest (page 194)

   
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