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Provedor de dados:  Ecology and Society
País:  Canada
Título:  The Influence of the Academic Conservation Biology Literature on Endangered Species Recovery Planning
Autores:  Stinchcombe, John; Brown University; John_Stinchcombe@brown.edu
Moyle, Leonie C; Duke University, Biology Department; lcm6@duke.edu
Hudgens, Brian R; Duke University, Biology Department;
Bloch, Philip L; ;
Chinnadurai, Sathya; ;
Morris, William F; ;
Data:  2002-12-02
Ano:  2002
Palavras-chave:  Conservation biology
Conservation corridors
Conservation genetics
Endangered species
Endangered Species Act
Influential papers
Population Viability Analysis
PVA
Recovery plans
Resumo:  Despite the volume of the academic conservation biology literature, there is little evidence as to what effect this work is having on endangered species recovery efforts. Using data collected from a national review of 136 endangered and threatened species recovery plans, we evaluated whether recovery plans were changing in response to publication trends in four areas of the academic conservation biology literature: metapopulation dynamics, population viability analysis, conservation corridors, and conservation genetics. We detected several changes in recovery plans in apparent response to publication trends in these areas (e.g., the number of tasks designed to promote the recovery of an endangered species shifted, although these tasks were rarely assigned a high priority). Our results indicate that, although the content of endangered species recovery plans changes in response to the literature, results are not uniform across all topics. We suggest that academic conservation biologists need to address the relative importance of each topic for conservation practice in different settings. [See Erratum]
Tipo:  Peer-Reviewed Reports
Idioma:  Inglês
Identificador:  vol6/iss2/art15/
Editor:  Resilience Alliance
Formato:  text/html application/pdf
Fonte:  Ecology and Society; Vol. 6, No. 2 (2002)
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