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Volume 20, Number 2, April 2006
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The Journal of the Society for Conservation Biology

A global community of conservation professionals
pp. i-i(1)

Biodiversity in Agricultural Landscapes: Saving Natural Capital without Losing Interest
pp. 263-264(2)

Framing Sustainability
pp. 265-268(4)
Author: Orr, David W.

The Culture of Growth and the Culture of Limits
pp. 269-271(3)
Author: Lamm, Richard D.

For Whom the Roll Calls
pp. 272-273(2)
Author: Meine, Curt

Special Section: The Northwest Forest Plan: a Global Model of Forest Management in Contentious Times
pp. 274-276(3)

The Northwest Forest Plan: Origins, Components, Implementation Experience, and Suggestions for Change
pp. 277-287(11)
Authors: THOMAS, JACK WARD; FRANKLIN, JERRY F.; GORDON, JOHN; JOHNSON, K. NORMAN

Conservation of the Northern Spotted Owl under the Northwest Forest Plan
pp. 288-296(9)
Authors: NOON, BARRY R.; BLAKESLEY, JENNIFER A.

Conservation of the Marbled Murrelet under the Northwest Forest Plan
pp. 297-305(9)
Author: RAPHAEL, MARTIN G.

Protecting Rare, Old-Growth, Forest-Associated Species under the Survey and Manage Program Guidelines of the Northwest Forest Plan
pp. 306-318(13)
Authors: MOLINA, RANDY; MARCOT, BRUCE G.; LESHER, ROBIN

The Aquatic Conservation Strategy of the Northwest Forest Plan
pp. 319-329(11)
Authors: REEVES, GORDON H.; WILLIAMS, JACK E.; BURNETT, KELLY M.; GALLO, KIRSTEN

The Northwest Forest Plan as a Model for Broad-Scale Ecosystem Management: a Social Perspective
pp. 330-340(11)
Author: CHARNLEY, SUSAN

Public Timber Supply, Market Adjustments, and Local Economies: Economic Assumptions of the Northwest Forest Plan
pp. 341-350(10)
Author: POWER, THOMAS MICHAEL

Conserving Old-Growth Forest Diversity in Disturbance-Prone Landscapes
pp. 351-362(12)
Authors: SPIES, THOMAS A.; HEMSTROM, MILES A.; YOUNGBLOOD, ANDREW; HUMMEL, SUSAN

Status of Mature and Old-Growth Forests in the Pacific Northwest
pp. 363-374(12)
Authors: STRITTHOLT, JAMES R.; DELLASALA, DOMINICK A.; JIANG, HONG

Fire Management Impacts on Invasive Plants in the Western United States
pp. 375-384(10)
Author: KEELEY, JON E.

The Role of Roadsides in Plant Invasions: a Demographic Approach
pp. 385-391(7)
Authors: CHRISTEN, DOUGLAS; MATLACK, GLENN

The Role of Ecolabeling in Fisheries Management and Conservation
pp. 392-398(7)
Authors: KAISER, MICHEL J.; EDWARDS-JONES, GARETH

Resolving Critical Habitat Designation Failures: Reconciling Law, Policy, and Biology
pp. 399-407(9)
Authors: HAGEN, AMY N.; HODGES, KAREN E.

An Operational Model for Implementing Conservation Action
pp. 408-419(12)
Authors: KNIGHT, ANDREW T.; COWLING, RICHARD M.; CAMPBELL, BRUCE M.

Motivations for the Restoration of Ecosystems
pp. 420-428(9)
Authors: CLEWELL, ANDRE F.; ARONSON, JAMES

Impacts of Alternative Timber Harvest Practices on Leaf-Chewing Herbivores of Oak
pp. 429-440(12)
Authors: FORKNER, REBECCA E.; MARQUIS, ROBERT J.; LILL, JOHN T.; LE CORFF, JOSIANE

Prediction of Parasite Infection Dynamics in Primate Metapopulations Based on Attributes of Forest Fragmentation
pp. 441-448(8)
Authors: GILLESPIE, THOMAS R.; CHAPMAN, COLIN A.

Modeling Species' Distributions to Improve Conservation in Semiurban Landscapes: Koala Case Study
pp. 449-459(11)
Authors: RHODES, JONATHAN R.; WIEGAND, THORSTEN; MCALPINE, CLIVE A.; CALLAGHAN, JOHN; LUNNEY, DANIEL; BOWEN, MICHIALA; POSSINGHAM, HUGH P.

Effects of Restoring Oak Savannas on Bird Communities and Populations
pp. 460-469(10)
Author: BRAWN, JEFFREY D.

Centennial Decline in the Trophic Level of an Endangered Seabird after Fisheries Decline
pp. 470-479(10)
Authors: BECKER, BENJAMIN H.; BEISSINGER, STEVEN R.

Bioeconomic Modeling in Conservation Pest Management: Effect of Stoat Control on Extinction Risk of an Indigenous New Zealand Passerine, Mohua ochrocephala
pp. 480-489(10)
Author: CHOQUENOT, DAVID

Modeling Opportunity Costs of Conservation in Transitional Landscapes
pp. 490-500(11)
Authors: NAIDOO, ROBIN; ADAMOWICZ, WIKTOR L.

Using Niche-Based Models to Improve the Sampling of Rare Species
pp. 501-511(11)
Authors: GUISAN, ANTOINE; BROENNIMANN, OLIVIER; ENGLER, ROBIN; VUST, MATHIAS; YOCCOZ, NIGEL G.; LEHMANN, ANTHONY; ZIMMERMANN, NIKLAUS E.

A Multiscale Method for Selecting Indicator Species and Priority Conservation Areas: a Case Study for Broadleaved Forests in Lombardy, Italy
pp. 512-526(15)
Authors: BANI, LUCIANO; MASSIMINO, DARIO; BOTTONI, LUCIANA; MASSA, RENATO

Adaptive Decision Rules for the Acquisition of Nature Reserves
pp. 527-537(11)
Authors: TURNER, WILL R.; WILCOVE, DAVID S.

Global Warming and Extinctions of Endemic Species from Biodiversity Hotspots
pp. 538-548(11)
Authors: MALCOLM, JAY R.; LIU, CANRAN; NEILSON, RONALD P.; HANSEN, LARA; HANNAH, LEE

Designing Large-Scale Conservation Corridors for Pattern and Process
pp. 549-561(13)
Authors: ROUGET, MATHIEU; COWLING, RICHARD M.; LOMBARD, AMANDA T.; KNIGHT, ANDREW T.; KERLEY, GRAHAM I.H.

Significance of Sighting Rate in Inferring Extinction and Threat
pp. 562-567(6)
Authors: McINERNY, GREG J.; ROBERTS, DAVID L.; DAVY, ANTHONY J.; CRIBB, PHILLIP J.

Remote Forest Refugia for Fijian Wildlife
pp. 568-572(5)
Authors: OLSON, DAVID; FARLEY, LINDA; NAISILISILI, WAISEA; RAIKABULA, ALIPATE; PRASAD, OM; ATHERTON, JAMES; MORLEY, CRAIG

Theories about Consensus-Based Conservation
pp. 573-575(3)
Author: LEACH, WILLIAM D.

Why Conservation Needs Dissent
pp. 576-578(3)
Authors: PETERSON, M. NILS; PETERSON, MARKUS J.; PETERSON, TARLA RAI

Biodiversity Indicators Based on Trends in Conservation Status: Strengths of the IUCN Red List Index
pp. 579-581(3)
Authors: BUTCHART, STUART H. M.; AKCAKAYA, H. RESIT; KENNEDY, ELIZABETH; HILTON-TAYLOR, CRAIG

Biodiversity Indicators Based on Trends in Conservation Status: Advancing the Science
pp. 582-583(2)
Authors: QUAYLE, JAMES F.; RAMSAY, LEAH R.

Mass Cetacean Strandings—a Plea for Empiricism
pp. 584-586(3)
Authors: BRADSHAW, COREY J. A.; EVANS, KAREN; HINDELL, MARK A.

Re-Visioning Conservation
pp. 587-588(2)

Oregon's Big Outside
pp. 588-590(3)

Herping in La Selva Just Got Easier
pp. 590-590(1)

Ecological Consequences of Habitat Loss from a Population and Landscape Perspective
pp. 590-592(3)

Determining What's Important about Landscapes
pp. 592-594(3)

Biodiversity and Soils
pp. 594-594(1)

Recently Received Books (October 2005–December 2005)
pp. 594-594(1)

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