Titlebook: Creative Conservation; Interactive manageme P. J. S. Olney,G. M. Mace,A. T. C. Feistner Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht

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Species extinctions, endangerment and captive breedingction are analysed by taxonomic group, against time, and between islands and continental land masses. From species—area curves based upon extrapolation of the rate of habitat loss (particularly tropical forests) estimates have been produced of the future rates of species extinctions. These estimates

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Species differences and population structure in population viability analysisf identifying endangered species and populations becomes more pressing. However, recognizing that a species has a problem is only a first step — a second crucial stage is to be able to assess accurately the situation and to devise an appropriate management plan to aid recovery. Population viability

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Evolutionary biology, genetics and the management of endangered primate speciesn so far-reaching that there is now a continuous spectrum extending from limited groups of animals maintained in small enclosures through a range of intermediate conditions to free-living populations in relatively undisturbed environments. In all cases, at least some degree of management is now nece

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