Conservation Biology

Forging Research Partnerships across the Academic–Agency Divide
pp. 291-293(3)

The Role of Open Space in Urban Planning
pp. 294-294(1)

Hope in Hard Times
pp. 295-298(4)

Scanning the Horizon for Hope
pp. 299-300(2)

Other Responses to “Hope”
pp. 301-301(1)

Recovery of Faunal Communities During Tropical Forest Regeneration
pp. 302-309(8)
Author: DUNN R.R.

A Review of Feral Cat Eradication on Islands
pp. 310-319(10)
Authors: NOGALES M.; MARTÍN A.; TERSHY B.R.; DONLAN C.J.; VEITCH D.; PUERTA N.; WOOD B.; ALONSO J.

The Last Mile: How to Sustain Long-Distance Migration in Mammals
pp. 320-331(12)
Author: BERGER J.

Application of the One-Migrant-per-Generation Rule to Conservation and Management
pp. 332-343(12)
Author: WANG J.

The Near Extinction of Two Large European Predators: Super Specialists Pay a Price
pp. 344-349(6)
Authors: FERRER M.; NEGRO J.J.

Using Decision Modeling with Stakeholders to Reduce Human–Wildlife Conflict: a Raptor–Grouse Case Study
pp. 350-359(10)
Authors: REDPATH S.M.; ARROYO B.E.; LECKIE F.M.; BACON P.; BAYFIELD N.; GUTIÉRREZ R.J.; THIRGOOD S.J.

A Risk-Assessment System for Screening Out Invasive Pest Plants from Hawaii and Other Pacific Islands
pp. 360-368(9)
Authors: DAEHLER C.C.; DENSLOW J.S.; ANSARI S.; KUO H-C.

Truly Artificial Nest Studies
pp. 369-370(2)
Author: FAABORG J.

Don't Put All Your Eggs in Real Nests: a Sequel to Faaborg
pp. 371-372(2)
Authors: VILLARD M-A.; PÄRT T.

Differences in Predators of Artificial and Real Songbird Nests: Evidence of Bias in Artificial Nest Studies
pp. 373-380(8)
Authors: THOMPSON F.R.; BURHANS D.E.

Patterns of Nest Predation on Artificial and Natural Nests in Forests
pp. 381-388(8)
Authors: BURKE D.M.; ELLIOTT K.; MOORE L.; DUNFORD W.; NOL E.; PHILLIPS J.; HOLMES S.; FREEMARK K.

Evidence of an Edge Effect on Avian Nest Success
pp. 389-400(12)
Authors: BATÁRY P.; BÁLDI A.

Public Preferences for Compensatory Mitigation of Salt Marsh Losses: a Contingent Choice of Alternatives
pp. 401-411(11)
Authors: BAUER D.M.; CYR N.E.; SWALLOW S.K.

Gap Analysis of Conserved Genetic Resources for Forest Trees
pp. 412-423(12)
Authors: LIPOW S.R.; VANCE-BORLAND K.; ST. CLAIR J.B.; HENDERSON J.; McCAIN C.

Demographic Effects of Collecting Rattan Cane and Their Implications for Sustainable Harvesting
pp. 424-431(8)
Author: SIEBERT S.F.

Conserving Slow-Growing, Long-Lived Tree Species: Input from the Demography of a Rare Understory Conifer, Taxus floridana
pp. 432-443(12)
Authors: KWIT C.; HORVITZ C.C.; PLATT W.J.

Indirect Effects of Biological Control on Plant Diversity Vary across Sites in Montana Grasslands
pp. 444-454(11)
Authors: LESICA P.; HANNA D.

Defining Conservation Strategies with Historical Perspectives: a Case Study from a Degraded Oak Grassland Ecosystem
pp. 455-465(11)
Authors: MacDOUGALL A.S.; BECKWITH B.R.; MASLOVAT C.Y.

The Threat of Transformation: Quantifying the Vulnerability of Grasslands in South Africa
pp. 466-477(12)
Authors: NEKE K.S.; DU PLESSIS M.A.

Significance of Specimen Databases from Taxonomic Revisions for Estimating and Mapping the Global Species Diversity of Invertebrates and Repatriating Reliable Specimen Data
pp. 478-488(11)
Authors: MEIER R.; DIKOW T.

A Quantitative Conservation Approach for the Endangered Butterfly Maculinea alcon
pp. 489-499(11)
Author: WallisDeVries M.F.

Habitat Linkages and the Conservation of Tropical Biodiversity as Indicated by Seasonal Migrations of Three-Wattled Bellbirds
pp. 500-509(10)
Authors: POWELL G.V.N.; BJORK R.D.

Distribution of Bird Diversity in a Vulnerable Neotropical Landscape
pp. 510-518(9)
Authors: ROBINSON W.D.; ANGEHR G.R.; ROBINSON T.R.; PETIT L.J.; PETIT D.R.; BRAWN J.D.

Conspecific Attraction and the Conservation of Territorial Songbirds
pp. 519-525(7)
Authors: WARD M.P.; SCHLOSSBERG S.

Integrating Landscape and Metapopulation Modeling Approaches: Viability of the Sharp-Tailed Grouse in a Dynamic Landscape
pp. 526-537(12)
Authors: AKÇAKAYA H.R.; RADELOFF V.C.; MLADENOFF D.J.; HE H.S.

Factors Related to Fecal Corticosterone Levels in California Spotted Owls: Implications for Assessing Chronic Stress
pp. 538-547(10)
Authors: TEMPEL D.J.; GUTIÉRREZ R.J.

Manipulation of Olfactory Signaling and Mate Choice for Conservation Breeding: a Case Study of Harvest Mice
pp. 548-556(9)
Authors: ROBERTS S.C.; GOSLING L.M.

Climatic Suitability, Life-History Traits, Introduction Effort, and the Establishment and Spread of Introduced Mammals in Australia
pp. 557-569(13)
Authors: FORSYTH D.M.; DUNCAN R.P.; BOMFORD M.; MOORE G.

Extinction Rate Estimates for Plant Populations in Revisitation Studies: Importance of Detectability
pp. 570-574(5)
Authors: KÉRY M.

Managing the Amazon Timber Industry
pp. 575-577(3)
Authors: NEPSTAD D.; AZEVEDO-RAMOS C.; LIMA E.; McGRATH D.; PEREIRA C.; MERRY F.

International Conservation Organizations and the Fate of Local Tropical Forest Conservation Initiatives
pp. 578-580(3)
Authors: ROMERO C.; ANDRADE G.I.

Conservation in the Urban-Countryside Interface: a Cautionary Note from Italy
pp. 581-583(3)
Authors: BATTISTI C.; GIPPOLITI S.

New, Flexible Bayesian Approaches to Revolutionize Conservation Genetics
pp. 584-584(1)
Authors: BERTORELLE G.; BRUFORD M.; CHEMINI C.; VERNESI C.; HAUFFE H.C.

Elegant Arguments
pp. 585-585(1)
Author: FIEDLER P.L.

One World: the Ethics of Globalization
pp. 585-586(2)

Environmental Ethics and Forestry: a Reader
pp. 586-587(2)

Environmental Ethics Today
pp. 587-589(3)

Searching for Sustainability: Interdisciplinary Essays in the Philosophy of Conservation Biology
pp. 589-590(2)

Genes, Genesis and God: Values and Their Origins in Natural and Human History
pp. 590-591(2)

Conservation Behavior Is Here to Stay
pp. 591-593(3)

No Going Back to Tradition
pp. 594-595(2)

Recently Received Books (September–November 2003)
pp. 595-595(1)