Notes on conservation biology
If you'd like to print a copy of any of these notes, I suggest
printing the PDF version, which you can download by clicking on the
icon. I'd also suggest printing them not long before lecture, because
they're liable to be modified. (I know that there are errors to be
corrected in some of them).

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icon. I'd also suggest printing them not long before lecture, because
they're liable to be modified. (I know that there are errors to be
corrected in some of them).- What is conservation biology?

- Patterns of extinction

- Endangered Species Act

- Biology of small populations
- Population viability analysis
- Systematics and endangered species

- Diversity, stability, and ecosystem function

- Ecosystem management

- Landscape change and conservation objectives

- Species invasions

- Ecological restoration

- Theory and design of conservation reserves

- Decision making under uncertainty: statistical decision theory

- Global biodiversity patterns
- Valuing biodiversity -- economics

- Valuing biodiversity -- ethics and aesthetics

Case studies
- Black-footed ferret
- Black sea turtle

- Ecosystem management in the interior Columbia basin

- Pleistocene re-wilding

- Setting global conservation priorities

Discarded notes (no longer updated)
- Species interactions and biodiversity conservation

- Design of reserve systems: an example

- Conservation of genetic resources

- Habitat fragmentation

- Philosophical problems for an environmental ethic


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I've just revised notes for Monday's lecture. Those for Wednesday's lecture will probably be available later today. If you've found the site, you've probably discovered that there are two ways to find the notes.The recommended way: Go to the Schedule... Read More
I'm just getting started on setting up the course website. If you click on the Schedule page, you'll see what I mean. I'll have the lecture schedule fleshed out by Monday, including a (tentative) schedule for projects and the like.... Read More
Hi!
The link for the pdf of the chapter "Valuing biodiversity -- economics" is not working (Error 404). Can you fix it, please?
Thanks a lot! It's an excelent book!