Conservation Biology

2004 Society for Conservation Biology Annual Meeting, New York City
pp. vi-vi(1)

Toward Further Internationalization
pp. 1197-1199(3)
Author: Meffe G.K.

Using the IUCN Red List Criteria to Assess Species with Declining Populations
pp. 1200-1201(2)
Author: Butchart S.

Evaluating Conservation Biology Textbooks
pp. 1202-1203(2)
Author: Primack R.B.

In response to our article
pp. 1203-1203(1)
Authors: Niesenbaum R.A.; Lewis T.

A Case Study of the Program in Sustainable Development and Conservation Biology at the University of Maryland
pp. 1204-1208(5)
Authors: Inouye D.W.; Brewer C.

Training and Education for Tropical Conservation
pp. 1209-1218(10)
Authors: Bonine K.; Reid J.; Dalzen R.

Biological Criteria for Buffer Zones around Wetlands and Riparian Habitats for Amphibians and Reptiles
pp. 1219-1228(10)
Authors: Semlitsch R.D.; Bodie J.R.

Growth, Conservation, and the Necessity of New Alliances
pp. 1229-1237(9)
Author: Johns D.M.

Ecological Effectiveness: Conservation Goals for Interactive Species
pp. 1238-1250(13)
Authors: Soulé M.E.; Estes J.A.; Berger J.; Del Rio C.M.

Conservation in Conflict: the Tale of Two Endangered Species
pp. 1251-1260(10)
Authors: Roemer G.W.; Wayne R.K.

Prospects for Ecosystem Management in the Crown of the Continent Ecosystem, Canada–United States: Survey and Recommendations
pp. 1261-1269(9)
Author: Pedynowski D.

A Checklist for Wildlands Network Designs
pp. 1270-1275(6)
Author: Noss R.F.

Endangered Species Constrained by Natural and Human Factors: the Case of Brown Bears in Northern Spain
pp. 1276-1289(14)
Authors: Naves J.; Wiegand T.; Revilla E.; Delibes M.

Factors Influencing Perceptions of Conflict and Tolerance toward Cheetahs on Namibian Farmlands
pp. 1290-1298(9)
Authors: Marker L.L.; Mills M.G.L.; Macdonald D.W.

Weitzman's Approach and Conservation of Breed Diversity: an Application to African Cattle Breeds
pp. 1299-1311(13)
Authors: Reist-Marti S.B.; Simianer H.; Gibson J.; Hanotte O.; Rege J.E.O.

Hunting-Related Changes in Game Encounter Rates from 1994 to 2001 in the Mbaracayu Reserve, Paraguay
pp. 1312-1323(12)
Authors: Hill K.; McMillan G.; Fariña R.

Effects of Experimental Forest Management on Density and Nesting Success of Bird Species in Missouri Ozark Forests
pp. 1324-1337(14)
Authors: Gram W.K.; Porneluzi P.A.; Clawson R.L.; Faaborg J.; Richter S.C.

Effects of Prescribed Burning on Amphibian Diversity in a Southeastern U.S. National Forest
pp. 1338-1349(12)
Authors: Schurbon J.M.; Fauth J.E.

Impacts of the Brown Tree Snake: Patterns of Decline and Species Persistence in Guam's Avifauna
pp. 1350-1360(11)
Authors: Wiles G.J.; Bart J.; Beck R.E.; Aguon C.F.

Inferring Vulnerability to Introduced Predators without Experimental Demonstration: Case Study of Suter's Skink in New Zealand
pp. 1361-1371(11)
Authors: Towns D.R.; Parrish G.R.; Westbrooke I.

Using Population Viability Analysis to Develop Recovery Criteria for Endangered Insects: Case Study of the Fender's Blue Butterfly
pp. 1372-1385(14)
Authors: Schultz C.B.; Hammond P.C.

Live Seafood Species as Recipes for Invasion
pp. 1386-1395(10)
Authors: Chapman J.W.; Miller T.W.; Coan E.V.

Natural Disturbances and Mining of Panamanian Coral Reefs by Indigenous People
pp. 1396-1401(6)
Authors: Guzmán H.M.; Guevara C.; Castillo A.

Site-Selection Algorithms and Habitat Loss
pp. 1402-1413(12)
Authors: Cabeza M.; Moilanen A.

Inclusion of Native and Alien Species in Temperate Nature Reserves: an Historical Study from Central Europe
pp. 1414-1424(11)
Authors: Pyek P.; Jaroík V.; Kuera T.

Biodiversity across a Rural Land-Use Gradient
pp. 1425-1434(10)
Authors: Maestas J.D.; Knight R.L.; Gilgert W.C.

Long-Term Range Recession and the Persistence of Caribou in the Taiga
pp. 1435-1439(5)
Author: Schaefer J.A.

Ranking Hotspots of Varying Sizes: a Lesson from the Nonlinearity of the Species-Area Relationship
pp. 1440-1441(2)
Author: Ovadia O.

Biodiversity: Where's Hot and Where's Not
pp. 1442-1448(7)
Authors: Brummitt N.; Lughadha E.N.

Impact and Acceptance of the Hotspots Strategy: Response to Ovadia and to Brummitt and Lughadha
pp. 1449-1450(2)
Authors: Myers N.; Mittermeier R.A.

Is It Acceptable to Let a Species Go Extinct in a National Park?
pp. 1451-1454(4)
Author: Berger J.

Technological Progress and Biodiversity Conservation: a Dollar Spent, a Dollar Burned
pp. 1455-1457(3)
Author: Czech B.

The Faulty Three-Legged-Stool Model of Sustainable Development
pp. 1458-1460(3)
Authors: Dawe N.K.; Ryan K.L.

Ulysses Samuel Seal, 1929–2003
pp. 1461-1462(2)
Authors: Byers O.; Maunder M.

Modifying Forest Management for Biodiversity
pp. 1463-1464(2)
Author: Rudolph V.J.

“Cool” Fish in Cold Waters
pp. 1464-1465(2)
Author: Barlow M.

Qualified Optimism
pp. 1465-1467(3)
Author: Fiedler W.M.

Birds in the Human Landscape
pp. 1467-1468(2)
Author: DeStefano S.

Genetic Deterioration in Threatened and Endangered Species
pp. 1468-1469(2)
Author: Taylor C.E.

State-of-the-Art Conservation Literature
pp. 1469-1471(3)
Author: Wheelwright N.T.