| Contents |
Linking conservation and behavior / Janine R. Clemmons and Richard Buchholz -- Integrating behavior into conservation biology: potentials and limitations / Steven R. Beissinger -- Why hire a behaviorist into a conservation or management team? / Peter Arcese, Lukas F. Keller, and John R. Cary -- Conservation, behavior, and 99% of the world's biodiversity: is our ignorance really bliss? / Hugh Dingle, Scott P. Carroll, and Jenella E. Loye -- Environmental stress, field endocrinology, and conservation biology / John C. Wingfield, Kathleen Hunt, Creagh Breuner, Kent Dunlap, Gene S. Fowler, Leonard Freed, and Jaan Lepson -- Conservation and the ontogeny of behavior / Ian G. McLean -- Hatching asynchrony in parrots: boon or bane for sustainable use? / Scott H. Stoleson and Steven R. Beissinger -- Behavioral variation: a valuable but neglected biodiversity / Richard Buchholz and Janine R. Clemmons -- Bioacoustics as a tool in conservation studies / Luis F. Baptista and Sandra L.L. Gaunt -- Mating systems, effective population size, and conservation of natural populations / Patricia G. Parker and Thomas A. Waite -- The importance of social behavior studies for conservation / Jan Komdeur and Charlotte Deerenberg -- Linking environmental toxicology, ethology, and conservation / Edmund H. Smith and Dennis T. Logan -- The problem of photopollution for sea turtles and other nocturnal animals / Blair E. Witherington -- Light, behavior, and conservation of forest-dwelling organisms / John A. Endler -- On becoming a conservation biologist: autobiography and advice / Katherine Ralls. |
