Conservation beyond Crisis
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Köp båda 2 för 986 krShould appeal to a wide variety of libraries and readers... interested in marine biology and conservation of those captivating animals. Choice 2006 A thoughtfully written and edited compendium... it deserves to be on the shelf of every serious marine mammalogist researcher, and should become well-thumbed. Aquatic Mammalogy 2006 The book superbly covers some of the most important conservation issues of marine mammals. -- Bernd Wursig Quarterly Review of Biology 2006 An essential book for marine mammal researchers, oceanographers, regulators, and anyone called to help in the effort to save marine mammals from extinction. Southeastern Naturalist 2006 A very valuable compendium of state-of-the-art scientific knowledge... A must in the bibliographic luggage of anyone concerned with marine mammal conservation, regardless of nationality or region of concern. -- Giuseppe Notarbartolo di Sciara Fins 2008
John E. Reynolds III is chairman of the Marine Mammal Commission and the senior scientist at Mote Marine Laboratory. William F. Perrin is a senior scientist with the U.S. National Marine Fisheries Service, adjunct professor at Scripps Institution of Oceanography, and editor emeritus of Marine Mammal Science. Randall R. Reeves is one of the Okapi Wildlife Associates, the author of several books, and chair of the IUCN Cetacean Specialists Group. Suzanne Montgomery is a staff scientist, and Timothy J. Ragen is director of research, at the Marine Mammal Commission.
Preface 1. The Paradox of Marine Mammal Science and Conservation 2. Bycatch and Depredation 3. Indirect Fishery Interactions 4. The Role of Infectious Disease in Influencing Status and Trends 5. Assessing Impacts of Environmental Contaminants 6. Effects of Harmful Algal Blooms 7. Impacts of Anthropogenic Sound 8. Assessing and Managing Marine Mammal Habitat in the United States 9. Long-Term Environmental Change and Marine Mammals 10. Identifying Units to Conserve 11. Adapting Regulatory Protection to Cope with Future Change 12. Future Directions in Marine mammal Research Literature Cited Contributors Index