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SEI Order Form AVIAN CONSERVATION Research and Management Edited by John M. Marzluff and Rex Sallabanks   About the Book Sections and Contributors Order Form AVIAN CONSERVATION presents the findings and insights of leading avian conservationists from around the world. Contributors review current research and identify information gaps that need to be filled if conservation measures are to be effectively carried out. They highlight the peril many species are experiencing, showcase important projects, and present the advice of practicing managers. The book features a blend of methodological, empirical, and applied chapters that introduce new ideas and strategies to working managers, and suggest how to most effectively implement research results. Each section is preceded by a brief introduction that provides a valuable overview of the issue being considered. Throughout, contributors emphasize three themes: that an expanding human population has caused widespread changes in bird habitats; that research must be shifted from short-term, correlative studies of bird abundance to long-term, experimental studies that measure avian population viability; and that a closer relationship needs to be developed between researchers and managers. Conservation biologists, managers, and students interested in the conservation of birds will find the book an important guide and resource. Rex Sallabanks is senior scientist at the Sustainable Ecosystems Institute in Meridian, Idaho. John Marzluff is Senior Associate Scientist with Sustainable Ecosystems Institute and assistant professor of wildlife science at University of Washington. 512 pages - figures, photos, maps, tables, index - Available April 1998 Hardcover: $55.00 ISBN: 1-55963-569-X   SECTIONS AND CONTRIBUTORS INTRODUCTION John M. Marzluff and Rex Sallabanks \ Frances C. James TECHNIQUES FOR CONSERVING AND MONITORING BIRDS Robert C. Fleischer \ Marc-Adre Villard, Elise V. Schmidt,and Brian A.Maurer \ Martin G. Raphael, Kevin S. McKelvey, and Beth M. Galleher \ Richard L. Hutto\ David F. DeSante and Daniel K. Rosenberg APPROACHES FOR CONSERVING ENDANGERED AND SENSITIVE SPECIES Scott R. Derrickson, Steven R. Beissinger, and Noel F.R. Snyder \ Jeffrey M. Black \ Stephen Kress \ John R. Squires, Gregory D. Hayward,and James F. Core RESEARCH NEEDS IN FORESTED LANDSCAPES Jeffrey R. Walters \ John Faaborg, Frank R. Thompson III,Scott K. Robinson, Therese M. Donovan, Donald R. Whitehead,and Jeffrey D. Brawn \ Larry L. Irwin - Jonathan B. Haufler CONSERVATION IN NON-FORESTED AND URBAN LANDSCAPES P. Dee Boersma and Julia K. Parrish \ John T. Rotenberry \ James R. Herkert and Fritz L. Knopf \ John M. Marzluff, Frederick R. Gehlbach, and David A. Manuwal GLOBAL VARIATION IN CONSERVATION NEEDS Ian Newton \ Jeffrey D. Brawn, Scott K. Robinson, Douglas F. Stoz, and W. Douglas Robinson \ Alejandro Grajal and Susan Stenquist \ Reuven Yosef and Rony Malka \ Vladimir M. Galushin and Victor A. Zubakin \ Gordon H. Rodda, Earl W. Campbell III, andScott R. Derrickson \ John C.Z. Woinarski RELEVANCE OF CONSERVATION RESEARCH TO LAND MANAGERS Edward B. Arnett and Rex Sallabanks\ Leonard S. Young and Daniel E. Varland \ Michael N. Kochert and Michael W. Collopy \ Sallie J. Hejl and Kathleen Milne Granillo \ Joseph L. Ganey and Cecelia M. Dargan Yes, I would like to order Avian Conservation by Marzluff / Sallabanks: ____ hardcover copies @ $55.00 each.  Please add $5.75 for shipping for the first book, $2.00 for each additional book. California residents add 7.25% tax; Washington, D.C. residents add 5.75% tax.  For inquiries or to order by phone, call 1-800-828-1302 Monday through Friday between 8:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M. Pacific Coast Time. Outside of the U.S. and Canada, call 707-983-6432. Fax orders to 707-983-6414. Order online at www.islandpress.org, or send e-mail orders to ipwest@igc.apc.org   Send orders to: Island Press Box 7, Dept. 2AU Covelo, CA 95428   To order by phone, call 1-800-828-1302 (M-F, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Pacific Coast Time) If you have Acrobat reader, you can download a .pdf version of this order form here... Avian Conservation Order Form   For a free copy of the Adobe Acrobat reader program, click here, and your browser will transport you to Adobe's download page.

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