Mammal Review

Survey techniques for monitoring mammals: editors’ introduction
pp. 1-2(2)
Authors: MCDONALD R.A.; YALDEN D.W.

Monitoring terrestrial mammals in the UK: past, present and future, using lessons from the bird world
pp. 3-29(27)
Authors: BATTERSBY J.E.; GREENWOOD J.J.D.

Book Review
pp. 30-30(1)

Live trapping to monitor small mammals in Britain
pp. 31-50(20)
Authors: FLOWERDEW J.R.; SHORE R.F.; POULTON S.M.C.; SPARKS T.H.

Monitoring red squirrels Sciurus vulgaris and grey squirrels Sciurus carolinensis in Britain
pp. 51-74(24)
Authors: GURNELL J.; LURZ P.W.W.; SHIRLEY M.D.F.; CARTMEL S.; GARSON P.J.; MAGRIS L.; STEELE J.

Methods of monitoring red foxes Vulpes vulpes and badgers Meles meles: are field signs the answer?
pp. 75-98(24)
Authors: SADLIER L.M.J.; WEBBON C.C.; BAKER P.J.; HARRIS S.

Monitoring woodland deer populations in the UK: an imprecise science
pp. 99-114(16)
Authors: SMART J.C.R.; WARD A.I.; WHITE P.C.L.

Is it possible to monitor mammal population changes from counts of road traffic casualties? An analysis using Bristol's red foxes Vulpes vulpes as an example
pp. 115-130(16)
Authors: BAKER P.J.; HARRIS S.; ROBERTSON C.P.J.; SAUNDERS G.; WHITE P.C.L.

Monitoring cetaceans in European waters
pp. 131-156(26)
Authors: EVANS P.G.H.; HAMMOND P.S.

An integrated monitoring programme for terrestrial mammals in Britain
pp. 157-167(11)
Authors: HARRIS S.; YALDEN D.W.

Book Review
pp. 168-168(1)