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VOLUME 3, ISSUE 1 | June
2008
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Species at risk: recovery, prevention and science
Espèces en péril : rétablissement, prévention et science
Thomas Nudds and Marc-André
Villard
In a previous editorial (Villard and Nudds 2006), we discussed the fact that scientists are still struggling, especially in the arena of conservation biology, to identify the point at which analysis becomes advocacy and the position that it is appropriate for responsible scientists to assume. The potential for blurring distinctions between ethical, moral, and spiritual decisions and scientific decisions (e.g., Decker et al. 1991) is probably never stronger than in cases involving the conservation of endangered and threatened species.....View full editorial:
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SPECIAL
SECTION: Bird Conservation in the Boreal Forest: Is there a Case for
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White-throated
Sparrow Response to Forest Harvesting in North-Central Alberta: Results
Not So Clear-Cut?
Réaction du Bruant à gorge blanche à l’exploitation forestière dans le centre-nord de l’Alberta
Kevin Hannah, Fiona K. A. Schmiegelow,
Kathryn E. H. Aitken
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Cross-Seasonal Association Between Winter Trophic Status and Breeding Ground Selenium Levels in Boreal White-Winged Scoters
Relations intersaisonnières entre le statut trophique durant l’hiver et les taux de sélénium de Macreuses brunes sur leurs aires de nidification boréales
Jean-Michel A. DeVink, Robert G. Clark, Stuart M. Slattery, and Anton M. Scheuhammer
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Golden-winged
Warbler (Vermivora chrysoptera): females (top), nest (bottom
left) and male (bottom right). Read about the Utility of Hydrogen
Isotopes of Claws for Estimating Migratory Origins,
Volume 3, Issue 1, Article 2
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Relationships
between Duck and Grassland Bird Relative Abundance and Species Richness
in Southern Saskatchewan
Relations entre l’abondance relative et
la richesse spécifique des canards et d’autres oiseaux de prairie
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Susan P. Skinner and Robert G. Clark |
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Survival of Adult Songbirds in Boreal Forest Landscapes Fragmented by Clearcuts and Natural Openings
Taux de survie d'oiseaux adultes dans des paysages forestiers boréaux fragmentés par la coupe à blanc et les ouvertures naturelles |
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Darroch M. Whitaker, Philip D. Taylor,
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Feeding–Danger Trade-Offs
Underlie Stopover Site Selection by Migrants
Compromis alimentation-prédation sous-tendant la sélection d’une halte migratoire par des migrateurs |
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Andrea Pomeroy, Dana Acevedo Seaman,
Robert Butler, Robert Elner, Tony Williams, Ronald Ydenberg |
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Seasonal
Patterns in Hydrogen Isotopes of Claws from Breeding Wood-Warblers
(Parulidae): Utility for Estimating Migratory Origins
Variation saisonnière des isotopes d’hydrogène de griffes de parulines
(Parulidae) reproductrices : utilité pour évaluer les origines migratoires
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Kevin C. Fraser, T. Kurt Kyser, Raleigh
J. Robertson, and Laurene M. Ratcliffe |
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The
Relevance of Local-Scale Relationships to Habitat Management and Landscape
Patterns
Pertinence des relations à l'échelle locale
pour l'aménagement de l'habitat et le contexte du paysage
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response to: Thogmartin. 2007. “Effects at the Landscape Scale May
Constrain Habitat Relations at Finer Scales” |
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Joseph J. Nocera, Graham J. Forbes, and
G. Randy Milton |
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Avoiding
Hasty Conclusions about Effects of Habitat Fragmentation
Importance d’éviter les conclusions hâtives quant aux effets de la fragmentation de l’habitat
A response to: Wittern and Berggren. 2007.
"Natal Dispersal in the North Island Robin (Petroica longipes): the
Importance of Connectivity in Fragmented Habitats" |
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Doug Armstrong, Yvan Richard, John Ewen, Wendy Dimond |
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