Patrimoine(s) et Conservation-Restauration(s)

Developing Irrigation Conservation Strategies Using Soil Moisture Sensors and ET

What conservation biologists can do to counter trap-neuter-return: response to Longcore et al.

CHRISTOPHER A. LEPCZYK,∗ NICO DAUPHINÉ,† DAVID M. BIRD,‡ SHEILA CONANT,§ ROBERT J. COOPER,∗∗ DAVID C. DUFFY,†† PAMELA JO HATLEY,§§ PETER P. MARRA,∗∗∗ ELIZABETH STONE,††† AND STANLEY A. TEMPLE‡‡§§§ ∗Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Management, University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa, Honolulu, HI 96822, U.S.A., email [email protected] †Zoological Society of London, Regent’s Park, London...

Reply to Brush et al.: Wake-up call for crop conservation science.

Non-Native species as conservation priorities: response to Díez-León et al.

I argue (Clavero 2014) that the conservation efforts devoted in Spain to non-native species (white-clawed crayfish [Austropotamobius italicus] and European mink [Mustela vison]) are an example of shifting baseline syndrome because degraded (i.e., invaded) ecosystems states are now perceived as desirable. The syndrome is further manifested in the generalized rejection of ecologically similar Nor...

La conservation à long terme des documents dynamiques et interactifs : InterPARES 2

This article discussess the goal, objectives, structure and methodology of InterPARES 2, the second phase of an international multidisciplinary research project on the permanent preservation of the authenticity of electronic record, and presents the research