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A myriad range of stories to read and understand from the world of conservation and ecology.

Making co-management work

Some perspectives on knowledge going beyond dichotomies

Gendered dimensions of Aboriginal Australian and California Indian fire knowledge retention and revival

Mangroves, reefs and reef associates in India

Modern applications of traditional indigenous practices

War cry

Traditional knowledge and the management of the Laponia World Heritage site

Indigenous knowledge and climate change in Australia

Aboriginal influences and the original state of nature: A new paradigm for conservation

Systematic Conservation Planning: An interview with Robert ‘Bob’ Pressey

Conservation of networks

Identifying key players in ecological networks

Animal social networks: Unraveling (biological) relations

Connecting habitat patches in fragmented landscapes

Understanding a “network of networks”

Social networks help explain the spread of diseases

Saving the Future

Use of network analysis in food web conservation

Insect-eating birds need friends in the forest

Major mammal book published

Edward Blyth (1810-1873)

Stanley Henry Prater (1890-1960)

Edward Pritchard Gee (1904-1968)

Robert Charles Wroughton (1849-1921)

George Edward Dobson (1848-1895)

William Thomas Blanford (1832-1905)

Thomas Caverhill Jerdon (1811-1872)

Robert Armitage Sterndale (1839-1902)

Thomas Hardwicke (1756–1835)
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