Forest Faunal Systems

Table of Contents

• The Index
• Contents
• Preface
• Chapter 1. The System of Concern
• Chapter 2. Conditions and Potentials
• Chapter 3. Deciding on the Subsystem
• Chapter 4. Objectives for Faunal Systems
• Chapter 5. Feedback and Control
• Chapter 6. Inputs and an Alternative Research Paradigm

• Chapter 7. Managing Faunal Space Part 1
  Chapter 7. Managing Faunal Space Part 2
  Chapter 7. Managing Faunal Space Part 3

• Chapter 8. Understanding Populations: Introduction, the Nature of Populations, and Structure
  Chapter 8. Understanding Populations: Convergence: Estimating Animal Abundance
  Chapter 8. Understanding Populations: Population Dynamics

• Chapter 9. Manipulating Populations
• Chapter 10. A System for the Other Wildlife
• Chapter 11. Alternatives to Integrated Pest Management
• Chapter 12. A Fur-Related System
• Chapter 13. Managing Resource Users
• Chapter 14. A Wildlife Law Enforcement System
• Chapter 15. The Guild Alternative
• Chapter 16. Cumulative Effects
• Chapter 17. Applications of Game Theory within Faunal System Management
• Chapter 18. Agency Action for the Future

  Appendices

• Subject Matter and Requisite Knowledge Base of the Faunal Resource Manager
• Scientific names of of animals and plants mentioned in the text
• Footnote Chapt 2, note 1
• Footnote Chapter 2; note 2 (history)
• Literature Citations for the above Chapters
• A paper on maximum wildlife by P. Scanlon and R. Giles
• About the Author
• Review and Comments from Readers

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Last revision: September 5 , 2002