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Main Author:	Primack, Richard B. 1950- (Author)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Sunderland, Mass. Sinauer 2006
Edition:	4. ed.
Subjects:	Biologie de la conservation Conservação biológica Proteção ambiental Conservation biology Naturschutz Artenreichtum Umweltschutz Biodiversität Biologie Lehrbuch
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Abstract:	This volume combines theory with applied and basic research to explain the connections between conservation biology and environmental economics, ethics, law, and the social sciences. It stresses the need for theory, research and an interdisciplinary approach in solving conservation problems.
Physical Description:	XV, 585 S. zahlr. Ill., graph. Darst., Kt.
ISBN:	087893720X

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adam_text	Titel: Essentials of conservation biology Autor: Primack, Richard B. Jahr: 2006 Contents PART I Major Issues That Define the Discipline I CHAPTER I What Is Conservation Biology? 3 The New Science of Conservation Biology 5 Conservation Bio/ogy Complements the Traditional Disciplines 5 BOX I.I CONSERVATION BIOLOGY S INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH: A CASE STUDY WITH SEA TURTLES 7 Conservation Biology Is a Crisis Discipline 9 Conservation Biology s Ethical Principles 9 The Origins of Conservation Biology 11 European Origins 12 American Origins 14 A New Science Is Born 18 Conservation Bio/ogy: A Dynamic and Growing Field 18 CHAPTER 2 What Is Biological Diversity? 23 Species Diversity 24 What Is a Species? 25 BOX 2.1 NAMING AND CLASSIFYING SPECIES 26 The Origin of New Species 29 Species Diversity and Its Measurement 31 Genetic Diversity 33 What Is Genetic Diversity? 33 Ecosystem Diversity 36 What Are Communities and Ecosystems? 36 BOX 2.2 KELP FORESTS AND SEA OTTERS: SHAPING AN OCEAN ECOSYSTEM 37 Ecological Succession 39 Species Interactions within Communities 40 Principles of Community Organization 41 Keystone Species and Guilds 44 Keystone Resources 48 Ecosystem Dynamics 48 Conclusion 49 CHAPTER 3 Where is the World s Biological Diversity Found? S3 Two of the Most Diverse Ecosystems on Earth 54 Tropical Rain Forests 54 Coral Reefi 55 Patterns of Diversity 57 Variation in Qimate and Environment 57 Variation in Topography, Geological Age, and Habitat Size 57 Why Are There So Many Species in the Tropics? 59 How Many Species Exist Worldwide? 61 New Species Are Being Discovered All the Time 62 Recently Discovered Communities 63 BOX 3.1 CONSERVING A WORLD UNKNOWN: HYDROTHERMAL VENTS AND OIL PLUMES 64 Diversity Surveys: Collecting and Counting Species 65 Estimating the Number of Species 66 The Need for MoreTaxonomists 69 viiî Contents PARTII Valuing Biodiversity 73 CHAPTER 4 Ecological Economics and Direct Economic Values 75 Why Economic Valuation Is Needed 75 Assigning Economic Value to Biological Diversity 77 BOX 4.1 INDUSTRY, ECOLOGY, AND ECOTOURISM IN YELLOWSTONE PARK 78 Evaluating Development Projects 79 Cost-Benefit Analysis 79 Natural Resource Loss and the Wealth of Societies 81 One Approach to Assigning Economic Value 83 Direct Use Values 85 BOX 4.2 HOW MUCH IS A SPECIES WORTH? 85 Consumptive Use Value 86 Productive Use Value 88 CHAPTER 5 Indirect Economic Values 95 Nonconsumptive Use Value 95 Ecosystem Productivity and Carbon Sequestration 97 Protection ofWater and Soil Resources 98 BOX 5.1 PROPHECY FULFILLED: HOW ECOSYSTEM SERVICES BECAME FRONT PAGE NEWS 99 Waste Treatment and Nutrient Retention 101 Climate Regulation 101 Species Relationships 102 Environmental Monitors 103 Recreation and Ecotourism 103 Educational and Scientific Valué 105 Other Ways of Valuing Biodiversity 105 Option Value 106 BOX 5.2 MIGHTY MULTITUDES OF MICROBES: NOT TO BE IGNORED! 107 Existence Value III Is Economic Valuation Enough? 112 CHAPTER 6 Ethical Values 117 Ethical Values of Biological Diversity 117 Ethical Arguments for Preserving Biological Diversity 119 BOX 6.1 SHARKS: A FEARED ANIMAL IN DECLINE 119 BOX 6.2 RELIGION AND CONSERVATION 122 Enlightened Self-interest: Biodiversity and Human Development 126 Deep Ecology 127 PART III Threats to Biological Diversity 133 CHAPTER 7 Extinction 135 Past Mass Extinctions 136 The Current, Human-Caused Mass Extinction 138 Background Extinction Rates 142 Extinction Rates on Islands 143 BOX 7.1 INVASIVE SPECIES AND EXTINCTION IN ISLAND ECOSYSTEMS 144 Extinction Rates in Water 146 Estimating Extinction Rates with the Island Biogeography Model 147 Extinction Rates and Habitat Loss 149 Assumptions and Generalizations in the Island Biogeography Model 150 Other Methods for Calculating Extinction Rates ISO Local Extinctions 151 Contents ix CHAPTER 8 Vulnerability to Extinct/on 155 Endemic Species and Extinction 157 Conservation Categories 164 Species Most Vulnerable to Extinction 159 Natural Heritage Data Centers 168 BOX 8.1 WHY ARE FROGS AND TOADS CROAKING? 163 CHAPTER 9 Habitat Destruction, Fragmentation, Degradation, and Global Climate Change 173 The Problem of Human Population Growth 174 Pesticide Pollution 198 Habitat Destruction 177 BOX 9- pesticides and raptors: sentinel species WARN OF DANGER 198 Threatened Rain Forests 180 ... „„ . ... Water Pollution 200 OtherThreatened Habitats 184 .. „ „ . ... ^ ,„ Air Pollution 202 Desertification 187 . Global Climate Change 205 Habitat Fragmentation 188 Changes in Temperate and Tropical Climates 208 Edge Effects 193 Plants and Climate Change 210 Two Studies of Habitat Fragmentation 196 Rising Sea Levels and Warmer Waters 210 Habitat Degradation and Pollution 196 The Overall Effect of Global Warming 211 CHAPTER 10 Overexploitation, Invasive Species, and Disease 215 Overexploitation 215 Invasive Species on Islands 228 Exploitation in the Modern World 217 lnyasive sPeäe^ Acfuatic Habitats 229 BOX 10.1 endangered whales: making A comeback? The Ability ofSpecies to Become Invasive 231 219 Disease 235 Maximum Sustainable Yield 223 Implications of Invasive Species and What Can Be Done To Stop Overexploitation? 224 Diseases for Human Health 238 Invasive Species 224 Conclusion 239 BOX 10.2 GMOSAND CONSERVATION BIOLOGY 227 PART IV Conservation at the Population and Species Levels 243 CHAPTER 11 Problems of Small Populations 245 Essential Concepts for Small Populations 246 Other Factors That Affect the Persistence Minimum Viable Population (MVP) 246 of Small Populations 262 Loss of Genetic Variability 248 Demographic Variation 263 Consequences of Reduced Genetic Variability 251 Environmental Variation and Catastrophes 264 Factors That Determine Effective Population Size 255 _..... ... Extinction Vortices 266 BOX 11.1 RHINO SPECIES IN ASIA AND AFRICA: GENETIC DIVERSITY AND HABITAT LOSS 260 x Contents CHAPTER 12 Applied Population Biology 271 Methods for Studying Populations 273 Population Viability Analysis 283 Gathering Ecological Information 273 Metapopulations 285 Monitoring Populations 275 Long-Term Monitoring of Species and BOX 12.1 THREE PRIMATOLOGISTS WHO BECAME EcOSYStemS 288 ACTIVISTS 276 7 CHAPTER 13 Establishing New Populations 293 Three Approaches to Establishing New Sodai Behavior of Released Animals 299 Populations 294 Animal Reintroduction Case Studies 301 BOX 13.1 WOLVES RETURN TO A COLD WELCOME 295 Establishing New Plant Populations 302 Considerations for Successful Programs 297 The Status of New Populations 305 CHAPTER 14 Ex Situ Conservation Strategies 309 Limitations of Ex Situ Conservation Ex Situ Conservation Facilities 313 Limitations of Ex Situ Conservation 312 Aquariums 321 Botanical Gardens and Arboretums 322 BOX 14.2 SEED SAVERS AND CROP VARIETIES 328 Zoos 314 BOX 14.1 LOVE ALONE CANNOT SAVE THE GIANT Conclusion 332 PANDA 315 PARTV Practical Applications 335 CHAPTER 15 Establishing Protected Areas 337 The IUCN System of Classification 338 Determining Which Areas Should Be Protected 345 . . _ . BOX 15.1 THE IVORY-BILLED WOODPECKER AND THE Existing Protected Areas Sit unexpected value of protected areas 350 Marine Prouaed Areas 340 Linking New Protected Areas to Reserve Size and Effectiveness 341 Networks 353 Creating New Protected Areas 342 Gap Analysis 353 Identifying Priorities for Protecting Biodiversity 343 CHAPTER 16 Designing Networks of Protected Areas 361 Issues of Reserve Design 362 Unking Protected Areas with Habitat Corridors 371 Protected Area Size and Characteristics 363 Habitat Corridor Case Studies 373 Reserve Design and Species Preservation 367 Landscape Ecology and Park Design 375 Minimizing Edge and Fragmentation Effects 368 Conclusion 377 Conservation Networks 368 BOX 16.1 ECOLOGISTS AND REAL ESTATE EXPERTS MINGLE AT THE NATURE CONSERVANCY 369 Contents xi CHAPTER 17 Managing Protected Areas 381 Monitoring as a Management Tool 384 Managing Keystone Resources 39Z Identifying and Managing Threats 386 Managing Parks and People 392 Managing Invasive Spedes 386 Zoning To Partition Resource Needs 394 Managing Habitat 386 box 17.2 managing leopards together with BOX 17.1 HABITAT MANAGEMENT: THE KEY TO SUCCESS PEOPLE 394 in the conservation of endangered butterflies Regulating Activities inside Protected Areas 398 388 BOX 17.3 IS ARCTIC WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT Managing Water 389 compatible with oil drilling? 399 Challenges in Park Management 400 CHAPTER 18 Outside Protected Areas 405 The Value of Unprotected Habitat 407 Ecosystem Management 415 box 18.1 in defense of wiLDUFE... send in the Case Studies 418 MARINES 410 Managed Coniferous Forests 418 Conservation in Urban Areas 411 African Wildlife Outside Parks 419 Conservation in Agricultural Areas 412 Community-Based Wildlife Management in Namibia 421 Multiple-Use Habitat 413 CHAPTER 19 Restoration Ecology 427 Damage and Restoration 428 Restoration of Some Major Communities 436 BOX 19.1 CAN MANY SMALL PROJECTS CLEAN UP Wetlands 436 THE CHESAPEAKE BAY? 430 BOX 19.2 EASIER SAID THAN DONE: RESTORING THE Ecological Restoration Techniques 431 kissimmee river 437 Practical Considerations 432 Lokes 439 Prairies 439 Case Studies 434 Tropical Dry Forest in Costa Rica 441 Wetlands Restoration in lapan 434 The Grand Canyon-Colorado River Ecosystem 435 The Future of Restoration Ecology 443 Restoration in Urban Areas 436 PART VI Conservation and Human Societies 447 CHAPTER 20 Conservation and Sustainable Development at the Local and National Levels 449 Conservation at the Local Level 451 Traditional Societies, Conservation, and LandTrusts 4SI Sustainable Use 462 local Legislation 453 Conservation Beliefs 463 Conservation Efforts That Involve Traditional Societies 465 Conservation at the Nafonal Level 455 box ^ pEOPLE.FR1ENDLY CONSERVAT1ON 1N THE H1LLS National Legislation 455 OF southwest india 469 The U.S. Endangered Species Act 457 Evaluating Conservation Initiatives That Involve Traditional Societies 473 xii Contents CHAPTER 21 An International Approach to Conservation and Sustainable Development 477 International Agreements to Protect Species Marine Environments 494 479 Is the Funding Adequate and Effective? 494 box 21.1 the war for the elephant: is the International Development Banks and Ecosystem armistice over? 481 Damage 495 International Agreements to Protect Habitat Development Lending Case Studies 496 483 BOX 21.2 HOW MUCH WILL THE THREE GORGES International Earth Summits 486 dam really cost? 498 International Funding 489 Reforming Development Lending 501 The World Bank and the Global Environment Fadlity 491 Increased Funding Is Necessary for the Future National Environmental Funds 493 ^03 Debt-For-Nature Swaps 493 CHAPTER 22 An Agenda for the Future 507 Ongoing Problems and Possible Solutions 507 The Role of Conservation Biologists 516 box 22.1 conservation education: shaping the Challenges for Conservation Biologists 516 NEXT GENERATION INTO CONSERVATIONISTS 508 BOX 22.3 WHAT WILL OUR WORLD BE LIKE BOX 22.2 ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIVISM CONFRONTS IN 2050? 517 THE OPPOSITION 514 Achieving the Agenda 518 Appendix 525 Glossary 529 Bibliography 537 Index 571
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