Ecology and Conservation in a Changing World

Ecology and Conservation in a Changing World

Wiens, John

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INDICE: Acknowledgments .Preamble Why This Book? .Essay 1 How Did I Get Here? .Essay 2 Found! The Survivor in the Swamps (2005) .Essay 3 In Defense of Footnotes (2014) .Part I The Challenge .Chapter 1 Conservation and Change .Chapter 2 A Digression on Paradigms .Essay 4 The Power of Paradigms (2014) .Essay 5 Patterns, Paradigms, and Preconceptions (2013) .Essay 6 Fat Times, Lean Times, and Competition Among Predators (1993) .Chapter 3 Equilibrium, Stability, and Change .Essay 7 From Our Southern Correspondent(s) (2011) .Essay 8 Boom and Bust: Lessons from the Outback (2014) .Chapter 4 A Digression on Disturbance .Essay 9 Oil, Oil, Everywhere (2010) .Part II The Forces of Change .Chapter 5 Climate Change and Sea–level Rise .Essay 10 Polar Bears, Golden Toads, and Conservation Futures (2008) .Chapter 6 Land–use Change .Essay 11 Will Land–use Change Erode Our Conservation Gains? (2007) .Essay 12 Landscape Ecology: The Science and the Action (1999) .Chapter 7 Distributional Changes: Invasive Species .Chapter 8 Social, Cultural, and Political Change .Essay 13 Wildlife, People, and Water: Who Wins? (2012) .Chapter 9 Population Growth .Chapter 10 Linkages among Changes .Part III Some Conservation Conundrums .Chapter 11 Variation and History .Essay 14 The Eclipse of History? (2008) .Essay 15 From Our Southern Correspondent(s): Which History? (2013) .Chapter 12 A Digression on Baselines and Targets .Essay 16 Shooting at a Moving Target (2011) .Chapter 13 Ecological Thresholds .Essay 17.Tipping Points in the Balance of Nature (2010) .Chapter 14 Ecological Resilience .Chapter 15.Dealing with Novelty .Essay 18 Black Swans and Outliers (2012) .Essay 19 Moving Outside the Box (2009) .Chapter 16 Uncertainty: A Boon or a Bane? .Essay 20 Taking Risks with the Environment (2012) .Essay 21 Uncertainty and the Relevance of Ecology (2008) .Chapter 17 Prioritization and Triage .Essay 22 Talking about Triage in Conservation (2015) .Chapter 18 Protected Areas: Where the Wild Things Are .Essay 23 Build it and They will Come (2013) .Essay 24 The Dangers of Black–and–White Conservation (2007) .Chapter 19 Ecosystem Services and the Value of Nature .Essay 25 What s so New About Ecosystem Services? (2007) .Part IV Doing Conservation .Chapter 20 What is it We are Trying to Conserve? .Essay 26 Be Careful What You Wish For (2014) .Essay 27 Are Bird Communities Real? (1980) .Essay 28 A Metaphor Meets an Abstraction: The Issue of Ecosystem Health (2015) .Chapter 21 Numbers, Numbers, Numbers .Essay 29 Is Monitoring a Dirty Word? (2009) .Essay 30 The Place of Long–term Studies in Ornithology (1984) .Essay 31 What Use is Small Data in a Big Data World? (2013) .Chapter 22 A Digression on Words .Essay 32 Word Processing versus Writing (1983, 2011) .Chapter 23 Debates in Ecology and Conservation .Essay 33 On Skepticism and Criticism in Ornithology (1981) .Essay 34 The Demise of Wildness? (2007) .Chapter 24 What Lies Behind the Debates? Philosophy, Values, and Ethics .Chapter 25 A Digression on Advocacy in Conservation .Essay 35 Scientific Responsibility and Responsible Ecology (1997) .Part V Concluding Comments .Chapter 26 Whither Ecology and Conservation in a Changing World? .Essay 36 It Was the Best of Times, It Was the Worst of Times (2009) .Essay 37 Being Green Isn t Easy (2010) .Essay 38 Stewart Udall and the Future of Conservation (2010) .References .Scientific Names .Index

  • ISBN: 978-1-118-89510-8
  • Editorial: Wiley–Blackwell
  • Encuadernacion: Cartoné
  • Páginas: 344
  • Fecha Publicación: 13/05/2016
  • Nº Volúmenes: 1
  • Idioma: Inglés