Titlebook: Urban Wildlife Conservation; Theory and Practice Robert A. McCleery,Christopher E. Moorman,M. Nils Textbook 2014 Springer Science+Business

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History of Urban Wildlife Conservation,as transferred to North America with European settlement of the continent. For example, Rhode Island closed the hunting season for white-tailed deer (.) from May to November in 1639 and Iowa established a bag limit of 25 greater prairie chickens (.) per day in 1878.

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Wildlife Population Dynamics in Urban Landscapes,ive to a wide range of human activities and disturbance, whereas species that respond positively are often generalists, omnivorous, multi-brooded, and behaviorally flexible. In this chapter we examine how urbanization affects population structure and demography of species occupying both urban and non-urban landscapes.

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Introduction,ore impact on human health, quality of life, education, and esthetics in urban areas than in any other place. Urban wildlife conservation embraces the concept of wildlife in the urban systems. In this book we showcase the breadth of the expanding field of urban wildlife conservation.

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