Fundamentals of Conservation Biology. Malcolm L. Hunter, Jr.

Draining, Dredging, Damming, Etc. Fragmentation Summary FURTHER READING TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION CHAPTER 9: Overexploitation The Long History of Overexploitation Types of Exploitation Consequences of Overexploitation Some Final Perspectives on Exploitation Summary FURTHER READING TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION CHAPTER 10: Invasive Exotics How Do Species Move? Impacts of Invasive Exotics Success Rates Irony Summary FURTHER READING TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION

      11  PART III: Maintaining Biodiversity CHAPTER 11: Protecting Ecosystems Reserve Selection Reserve Design Reserve Management Summary FURTHER READING TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION CHAPTER 12: Sustaining Ecosystems Forestry Livestock Grazing Fisheries Ecological Management Restoring Ecosystems Summary FURTHER READING TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION CHAPTER 13: Managing Populations Providing Resources Controlling Threats Direct Manipulations Epilogue Summary FURTHER READING TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION CHAPTER 14: Conservation near People Cultivated Ecosystems Built Ecosystems Zoos and Gardens The Ex Situ–In Situ Interface Conservation of Domesticated Species Summary FURTHER READING TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION

      12  PART IV: The Human Factors CHAPTER 15: Social Factors Values Differ Describing Values Values Change Summary FURTHER READING TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION CHAPTER 16: Economics The Benefits The Costs The Distribution of Benefits and Costs Problems and Solutions Summary FURTHER READING TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION CHAPTER 17: Politics and Action Setting Priorities for Action Rights and Responsibilities International Agencies Governments Nongovernmental Organizations Corporations Communities Individuals Summary FURTHER READING TOPICS

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