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ANALYSIS AND MANAGEMENT OF ANIMAL POPULATIONS
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By
Byron Williams, U.S. Geological Survey, Cooperative Research Units, Reston, Virginia, U.S.A.
James Nichols, U.S. Geological Survey, Patuxent Wildlife Research Center, Laurel, Maryland, U.S.A.
Michael Conroy, Georgia Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit, University of Georgia, Athens, U.S.A.
Reviews
"...certainly a 'must-have' for any Institute library in the relevant disciplines, and might usefully adorn the shelves of the more statistically
literate researcher."
-IBIS (2004)
"...the book ecologists have long sought to help them find their way around in the huge and rather
technical literature on population ecology. Students will find it a gold mine. ...Professional ecologists will find a solid reference
book within which to look up things. And managers and conservation biologists will find a book in which they can learn what the theoretical
platform for management of wildlife populations ought to be."
-Nils Chr. Stenseth for SCIENCE (October 2002)
"This book is as important
for its conceptual framework as for its comprehensive review of modern methods of population analysis. Modelling and data analysis are
too often viewed as separate from, even at odds with, each other. The authors demonstrate convincingly that this is not the case, by
an integrated treatment of population models, the statistics that link them to data, and the decision analyses that make them useful
in management."
-Hal Caswell, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (January 2002)
"This well-organized book thoroughly covers an excellent
variety of important topics. It will be useful as a textbook in multiple undergraduate and graduate-level courses and it will be a key
reference book for working wildlife professionals. The authors have successfully accomplished a challenging task: it integrates reviews
of population dynamics theory, modern estimation methods, and how to make optimal management decisions in the real world."
-Jay Rotella,
Ecology Dept, Montana State University (January 2002)
"This is a major synthesis of literature covering nearly all aspects of population
analysis and management, including sampling, estimation, model choice, analysis, and optimal decision-making."
-David R. Anderson, Colorado
Cooperative Fish & Wildlife Research Unit (December 2001)
"The three authors of this book are preeminent population analysts because
of their ability to link innovative quantitative approaches to fundamental understanding of population ecology. They have written a book
that will be 'one-stop-shopping' for teachers and students of population dynamics, modeling, and estimation."
-William R. Clark, Dept
of Animal Ecology, Iowa State University (December 2001)
"This is an important book, and should be on the desk - as opposed to sitting
on the shelf - of anyone claiming to be involved in research on the dynamics and management of wild populations. Buy it. Study it."
-Evan
Cooch, Dept of Natural Resources, Cornell University (December 2001)
"This books provides an essential synthesis of material relevant
to the analysis and management of animal populations. ...The authors effectively capture and marry concepts that are essential for sound
analysis and management of animal populations."
-Mark Lindberg, Dept of Biology and Wildlife, University of Alaska, Fairbanks (December
2001)
"This book will be an essential addition to any population biologist's library. The integration of modelling, statistical estimation,
and decision analysis to solve applied problems is very compelling."
-Kenneth H. Pollock, North Carolina State University (December 2001)
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