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Biodiversity: Integrating Conservation and Production: Case Studies from Australian Farms, Forests and Fisheries
Editor(s): Ted Lefroy; Kay Bailey; Greg Unwin; Tony Norton
Print Publication Date: 2008
https://doi.org/10.1071/9780643096219
ISBN: 9780643096219
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CHAPTER 1.
Preface
Ted Lefroy , Kay Bailey , Greg Unwin , Tony Norton
CHAPTER 2.
Contributors
CHAPTER 3.
Acknowledgements
CHAPTER 4.
1 Science, Ethics and Emotion in the Politics of Biodiversity
Pete Hay
CHAPTER 5.
2 Finding Opportunity in the Challenge
Severn Cullis-Suzuki
CHAPTER 6.
3 Reflections on Landscape Integration: Lessons from the Past and Principles for the Future
David Lindenmayer
CHAPTER 7.
4 Consuming the Earth
Barney Foran
CHAPTER 8.
5 Balancing the Three-Legged Stool: a Case Study of Forest Conversion and Conservation
Ian Dickenson
CHAPTER 9.
6 Farming from First Principles
David Marsh
CHAPTER 10.
7 Environmental Restoration as a Precursor to Production Gains
John Ive , Robyn Ive
CHAPTER 11.
8 Regenerative Agriculture: the Case for Dialogue with Nature
Graham Strong
CHAPTER 12.
9 People and Their Sense of Place
Cynthia Dunbabin , Tom Dunbabin
CHAPTER 13.
10 Managing Floodplains in Northern Australia
Tony Searle
CHAPTER 14.
11 The Value of Biodiversity to Integrated Pest Management
Cam Nicholson
CHAPTER 15.
12 Using Production Improvements to Interest Farmers in Nature Conservation
David Walker , Rob Frend
CHAPTER 16.
13 Testing Market-Based Instruments for Conservation in Northern Victoria
Carla Miles
CHAPTER 17.
14 Working With Farmers to Improve Habitat for Ground-Nesting Birds
Alexandra Knight , Stuart Whitten
CHAPTER 18.
15 Achieving Regional Conservation Targets Through Market-Based Instruments in Southern Queensland
Kate Steel
CHAPTER 19.
16 The Australian Rice Industry's Environmental Champions Program
John Ive , Robyn Ive
CHAPTER 20.
17 Profitable and Biodiverse Wool Production: the Land, Water & Wool Program
Janelle McGufficke , Louise Adcock , Les Gordon , Leigh Vial
CHAPTER 21.
18 How Research Influences Management: a Case Study of Barramundi in Northern Australia
Jann Williams , Mary Goodacre
CHAPTER 22.
19 Tailoring Forest Management to the Habitat Needs of the Giant Velvet Worm
Simon Grove , Marie Yee , Laura Borrer Closs
CHAPTER 23.
20 New Approaches to Tackling Fisheries Bycatch in Tropical Prawn Trawling
David Maynard
CHAPTER 24.
21 Measuring the Biodiversity Values of a Small-Scale Farm Forestry Enterprise in Northern Tasmania
Greg Unwin , John Lord , Arthur Lyons
CHAPTER 25.
22 The Tamar Principles
Bernard Lloyd , Ted Lefroy , Kay Bailey
CHAPTER 26.
23 Closing the Adaptive Management Loop: Why Practical Experience is Necessary but not Sufficient and Science is Essential but not Always Right
Ted Lefroy
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