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Introduction Central Concepts and Issues of Landscape Ecology. -- John A. Wiens Central Concepts and Issues of Biological Conservation. -- Richard L. Knight, Peter B. Landres Broad-Scale Ecological Science and Its Application. -- Barry R. Noon, Virginia H. Dale Multiple Scales, Connectivity, and Organism Movement
Spatial Factors Affecting Organism Occurrence, Movement, and Conservation: Introduction to Section II. -- Kevin J. Gutzwiller Patch-, Landscape-, and Regional-Scale Effects on Biota. -- Kathryn Freemark, Daniel Bert, Marc-André Villard Corridors and Species Dispersal. -- Claire C. Vos, Hans Baveco, Carla J. Grashof-Bokdam Using Percolation Theory to Assess Landscape Connectivity and Effects of Habitat Fragmentation. -- Kimberly A. With Landscape Connections and Genetic Diversity. -- Hugh B. Britten, Richard J. Baker Habitat Networks and Biological Conservation. -- Richard J. Hobbs Landscape Invasibility by Exotic Species. -- John L. Vankat, D. Graham Roy Landscape Change Conservation in Human-Altered Landscapes: Introduction to Section III. -- Kevin J. Gutzwiller Human Conversion of Terrestrial Habitats. -- Peter August, Louis Iverson, Jarunee Nugranad Impacts of Landscape Transformation by Roads. -- Laurie W. Carr, Lenore Fahrig, Shealagh E. Pope Landscape Pattern, Timber Extraction, and Biological Conservation. -- Eric J. Gustafson, Nancy Diaz Animal Behavior in Fragmented Landscapes. -- Richard H. Yahner, Carolyn G. Mahan Effects of Landscape Change on the Physical and Chemical Components of Aquatic Ecosystems. -- Carolyn T. Hunsaker, Robert M. Hughes Effects of Landscape Change on Aquatic Biodiversity and Biointegrity. -- Robert M. Hughes, Carolyn T. Hunsaker Time Lags in Metapopulation Responses to Landscape Change
Kees C. J. Nagelkerke, Jana Verboom, Frank van den Bosch. -- Karen van de Wolfshaar Conservation Planning Using Broad-Scale Ecological Information in Conservation Planning: Introduction to Section IV. -- Kevin J. Gutzwiller Landscape and Regional Planning for Conservation: Issues and Practicalities. -- Robert J. Lambeck, Richard J. Hobbs Assessing the Conservation Potential of Habitat Networks. -- Paul Opdam Use of Metapopulation Models in Conservation Planning
David R. Breininger, Mark A. Burgman, H. Resit Akçakaya. -- Michael A. O’Connell Prescribing Habitat Layouts: Analysis of Optimal Placement for Landscape Planning. -- Curtis H. Flather, Michael Bevers, John Hof Aquatic Conservation Planning: Using Landscape Maps to Predict Ecological Reference Conditions for Specific Waters. -- Paul W. Seelbach, Michael J. Wiley, Patricia A. Soranno, Mary T. Bremigan Synthesis and Conclusions Applying Landscape Ecology in Biological Conservation: Principles, Constraints, and Prospects. -- Kevin J. Gutzwiller