Topics In Conservation Biology Ed. By Tony Povilitis
by Tony Povilitis /
2017 / English / PDF
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This book offers room for reflection on the definition and utility of the word 'natural' on a planet now overwhelmingly dominated by people. The six chapters of this book provide insightful analysis on managing protected areas (Middle East), conserving biochemical and genetic diversity of carob tree (Tunisia) and wild pear (Japan), determining the health status of Amazon manatee, manipulating sex ratios to benefit wildlife, and narrowing the gap between religion and conservation. Preface 1 Protected Areas in Selected Arab Countries of the Levant Region (Syria, Lebanon & Jordan): An Evaluation of Management and Recommendations for Improvement 2 Biochemical Diversity of Wild Carob Tree Populations and Its Economic Value 3 Introgression and Long-Term Naturalization of Archaeophytes into Native Plants - Underestimated Risk of Hybrids 4 Amazonian Manatee Urinalysis: Conservation Applications 5 Managing Population Sex Ratios in Conservation Practice: How and Why? 6 Global Efforts to Bridge Religion and Conservation: Are They Really Working?
