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Industrial wetlands: opportunities for wildlife and people. In: Wetlands, Biodiversity and Development Based on: Peberdy K.J., Merritt A. & Kirby J.S. (1997) Wetlands International report, 58-71. |
1997 | |
Conservation of the Chinese river dolphin. In: Wetlands, Biodiversity and Development Based on: Jian Y. (1997) Wetlands International report, 94-101. |
1997 | |
Les milieux humides remarquables, des espaces naturels menaces. Quelle occupation du sol au sein des sites Ramsar de France métropolitaine? Rétrospective 1975-2005 [Remarkable wetlands, threatening natural spaces. What land use within Ramsar sites in mainland France? Retrospective 1975-2005] Based on: Anonymous A. (2016) MedVet report. |
2016 | |
Managing Mali’s wetland wealth for people and nature Based on: Wetlands International . (2014) Wetlands International report. |
2014 | |
Cost-effectiveness of wetlands for climate change adaptation Based on: Garcia M.J. (2010) Wetlands International report. |
2010 | |
Dead planet, living planet: Biodiversity and ecosystem restoration for sustainable development Based on: Nellemann C. & Corcoran E. (2010) Wetlands International report. |
2010 | |
Mangroves for coastal resilience Based on: Wetlands International (2013) Wetlands International report. |
2013 | |
Amphibians & reptiles: Ecology and management Based on: Morand A. (2001) MedWet & Tour du Valat report, Conservation of Mediterranean wetlands - number 11, 112pp. |
2001 | |
Anet Newsletter No. 3 Based on: (2002) Wetlands International report. |
2002 | |
Annual Report and Accounts 2011 Based on: Wetlands International . (2011) Wetlands International report. |
2011 | |
Aquatic emergent vegetation Based on: Mesléard F. & Perennou C. (1996) MedWet & Tour du Valat report, Conservation of Mediterranean wetlands - number 6. |
1996 | |
AZA efforts to develop a sustainable North American captive lesser flamingo population Based on: Conrad L. (2009) Flamingo: Bulletin of the IUCN-SSC/Wetlands International Flamingo Specialist Group, 17, 61-64. |
2009 | |
Crocodile management in Ethiopia: Review with Recommendations Based on: Shirley M.H., Siege L. & Ademasu M. (2014) IUCN-SSC Crocodile Specialist Group report, presented to the Ethiopian Wildlife Conservation Authority on behalf of the IUCN-SSC Crocodile Specialist Group. |
2014 | |
Trip report: CSG visit to China, August 2016 Based on: Manolis C., Shirley M.H., Siroski P., Martelli P., Tellez M., Meurer A. & Merchant M. (2016) IUCN-SSC Crocodile Specialist Group report, 13pp. Study Link |
2016 | |
Review of crocodile ranching programs Based on: Jenkins R.W.G., Jelden D., Webb G.J.W., Manolis S.C., Fergusson R.A., Larriera A. & Ross J.P. (2004) IUCN-SSC Crocodile Specialist Group report, Conducted for CITES. |
2004 | |
Assessing the nature and use of corvid cage traps in Scotland: Part 2 of 4 - Field survey of trap use in Scotland 2014-2015 Based on: Hartley F.G., Campbell S.T. & Jamieson S. (2016) NatureScot report, no. 932. |
2016 | |
Assessing the nature and use of corvid cage traps in Scotland: Part 4 of 4 - Review and recommendations Based on: Campbell S.T., Hartley F.G. & Reynolds J.C. (2016) NatureScot report, no. 934. |
2016 | |
Feasibility study: translocation of species for the establishment or protection of populations in northerly and/or montane environments Based on: Brooker R.W., Brewer M., Britton A.J., Eastwood A., Ellis C., Gimona A., Poggio L. & Genney D.R. (2017) NatureScot report, no. 913. |
2017 | |
Assessing the nature and use of corvid cage traps in Scotland: Part 3 of 4 - Trap operation and welfare Based on: Campbell S.T., Hartley F.G. & Fang Z. (2016) NatureScot report, no. 933. |
2016 | |
Site condition monitoring of bottlenose dolphins within the Moray Firth Special Area of Conservation: 2014-2016 Based on: Cheney B., Graham I.M., Barton T.R., Hammond P.S. & Thompson P.M. (2018) NatureScot report, no. 1021. |
2018 | |
A review of the influence of ombrotrophic peat depth on the successful restoration of bog habitat Based on: Lindsay R.A. & Clough J. (2016) NatureScot report, no. 925. |
2016 | |
Ecosystem effects of woodland exclosures Based on: Mitchell R.J., Lilly A., Bell J.S., Cameron C., Donald C., Fielding D., Green G., Hewison R.H., McIntyre S., Newman G., Nolan A., Owen J., Smith D., Sturgeon F., Thompson C., Towers W. & Williams E. (2019) NatureScot report, no. 971. |
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Effectiveness of SRDP in corn bunting conservation: assessing the impact of six years of targeted agrienvironment schemes Based on: Perkins A.J., Maggs H., Stephan Y., Corrigan A. & Wilson J.D. (2017) NatureScot report, no. 941. |
2017 | |
Assessing the nature and use of corvid cage traps in Scotland: Part 1 of 4 - Questionnaire survey of corvid trap users in Scotland Based on: Reynolds J.C. (2016) NatureScot report, no. 931. |
2016 | |
Monitoring the success of freshwater pearl mussel reintroductions Based on: Watt J., Hastie L.C. & Cosgrove P.J. (2018) NatureScot report, no. 956. |
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