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An individual study is a summary of a specific scientific study, providing background context, the conservation action(s) taken and their consequences.

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Efficacy of translocation strategies for red-cockaded woodpeckers

Based on: Allen D.H., Franzreb K.E. & Escano R.E.F. (1993)

Study Link 		1993 2

Effects of a spring prescribed burn on the soil seed bank in sagebrush steppe exhibiting pinyon-juniper expansion

Based on: Allen E.A., Chambers J.C. & Nowak R.S. (2008)

Study Link 		2008 1

Associations of breeding birds with fire-influenced and riparian-upland gradients in a longleaf pine ecosystem

Based on: Allen J.C., Krieger S.M., Walters J.R. & Collazo J.A. (2006)

Study Link 		2006 1

Effects of spring and autumn fires on the composition of Chionochloa rigida tussock grassland, New Zealand. Vegetatio (now Plant Ecology)

Based on: Allen R.B & Partridge T.R. (1988)

Study Link 		1988 0

Vegetation change following exclusion of grazing animals in depleted grassland, Central Otago, New Zealand

Based on: Allen R.B., Wilson J.B. & Mason C.R. (1995)

Study Link 		1995 0

Effectiveness of wildlife guards at access roads

Based on: Allen T.D., Huijser M.P. & Willey D.W. (2013)

Study Link 		2013 1

Grazing Effects on Spring Ecosystem Vegetation of California's Hardwood Rangelands

Based on: Allen-Diaz B. & Jackson R.D. (2000)

Study Link 		2000 2

Long-term grazing study in spring-fed wetlands reveals management tradeoffs

Based on: Allen-Diaz B., Jackson R.D., Bartolome J.W., Tate K.W. & Oates L.G. (2004)

Study Link 		2004 5

Tillage and fallow period management effects on the fate of the herbicide isoxaflutole in an irrigated continuous-maize field

Based on: Alletto L., Benoit P., Justes E. & Coquet Y. (2012)

Study Link 		2012 2

Effects of tillage and fallow period management on soil physical behaviour and maize development

Based on: Alletto L., Coquet Y. & Justes E. (2011)

Study Link 		2011 4

Successful use of topsoil removal and soil amelioration to create heathland vegetation

Based on: Allison M. & Ausden M. (2004)

Study Link 		2004 2

Effects of removing the litter and humic layers on heathland establishment following plantation removal

Based on: Allison M. & Ausden M. (2006)

Study Link 		2006 2

Effects of removing the litter and humic layers on heathland establishment following plantation removal

Based on: Allison M. & Ausden M. (2006)

Study Link 		2006 0

Management of Bombus atratus bumblebees to pollinate Lulo (Solanum quitoense), a native fruit from the Andes of Colombia

Based on: Almanza M.T. (2007)

Study Link 		2007 1

Effects of prescribed fire on depredation rates of natural and artificial seaside sparrow nests

Based on: Almario B.S., Marra P.P., Gates J.E. & Mitchell L. (2009)

Study Link 		2009 1

11th National Heathland Conference, 18-20 March 2015

Based on: Alonso I., Underhill-Day J. & Lake S. (2015)

Study Link 		2015 0

Mitigation of bird collisions with transmission lines through groundwire marking

Based on: Alonso J.C., Alonso J.A. & Muñoz-Pulido R. (1994)

Study Link 		1994 1

Evaluation of road expansion and connectivity mitigation for wildlife in southern California

Based on: Alonso R.S., Lyren L.M., Boydston E.E., Haas C.D. & Crooks K.R. (2014)

Study Link 		2014 1

Riparian Forest Restoration Along Large Rivers: Initial Results from the Sacramento River Project

Based on: Alpert P., Griggs F.T. & Peterson D.R. (1999)

Study Link 		1999 1

Limits to captive breeding of mammals in zoos

Based on: Alroy J. (2015)

Study Link 		2015 1

Reintroduction of orphaned black bear cubs into the wild

Based on: Alt G.L. & Beecham J.J. (1984)

Study Link 		1984 1

Use of group-selection and seed-tree cuts by three early-successional migratory species in Arkansas

Based on: Alterman L.E., Bednarz J.C. & Thill R.E. (2005)

Study Link 		2005 2

Impacts of bottom trawling on deep-coral ecosystems of seamounts are long-lasting

Based on: Althaus F., Williams A., Schlacher T., Kloser R., Green M., Barker B., Bax N., Brodie P. & Hoenlinger-Schlacher M. (2009)

Study Link 		2009 1

Canapés to extinction: the international trade in frogs’ legs and its ecological impact

Based on: Altherr S., Goyenechea S. & Schubert D.J. (2011)

Study Link 		2011 2

Post-release flight and foraging behavior of a bald eagle hacked in western Kentucky

Based on: Altman R.L. (1983)

Study Link 		1983 1
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