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Disturbance Ecology and Biological Diversity (Paperback)
Language: English
Published by Taylor & Francis Ltd, London, 2019
ISBN 10: 0367861771 ISBN 13: 9780367861773
Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In contexts outside of ecology, the term "disturbance" carries a variety of negative connotations. Within ecology, however, disturbances are neither inherently negative nor positive for ecological systems; instead, their effects depend on the context, scale, and species involved. As ecologists better understand these context-dependencies, the field of disturbance ecology has matured, diversified, and become more complex and nuanced over the past several decades. Ecological Disturbance: Scale, Context, and Nature unites a collection of perspectives that weave together the topics of disturbance ecology and biological diversity. Chapters cover wildfire, disease, herbivory, surface mining, land-use conversions, and forest harvest, among numerous other natural and anthropogenic influences on ecosystems. The book begins with an introduction that reviews how thinking on perturbations and community organization has evolved over the last century, then explores how disturbances might be meaningfully categorized, and how biological diversity has been conceptualized. The introduction also explores the roles of scale and ecological context in disturbance outcomes, and reviews recent analytical and methodological advances relevant to disturbance ecology. The book then moves into forested ecosystems, where much of the early literature on disturbances arose, and focuses on scale-dependence, relationships of natural and anthropogenic disturbance, and recovery or successional trajectories. The next section focuses on emerging disturbances amidst global change, including non-native species, disease, and synergies with other disturbances. The book ends with a section on land-use disturbance, focusing on landscape pattern, resilience, and recovery dynamics. Throughout, the books material spans a wide diversity of spatial and temporal scales, disciplines, taxa, and levels of ecological organization.This book may be used in a seminar course, as a compendium for disturbance ecology curricula that are at the interface of conceptual and applied ecology, and in other circumstances to illustrate how different authors have handled the various pragmatic challenges that arise in studies that ask broader questions. In an era of unprecedented global change, this book constitutes a valuable source for researchers, students, natural resource managers, and other conservation practitioners interested in delving deeper into disturbance ecology. In an era of unprecedented global change, this book constitutes a valuable source for researchers, students, natural resource managers, and other conservation practitioners interested in delving deeper into disturbance ecology. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Disturbance Ecology And Biological Diversity
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ISBN 10: 0367861771 ISBN 13: 9780367861773
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Disturbance Ecology and Biological Diversity: Scale, Context, and Nature
Language: English
Published by Taylor & Francis Ltd, 2019
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Disturbance Ecology and Biological Diversity : Scale, Context, and Nature
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Disturbance Ecology And Biological Diversity
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Disturbance Ecology and Biological Diversity: Context, Nature, and Scale
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Disturbance Ecology and Biological Diversity (Paperback)
Language: English
Published by Taylor & Francis Ltd, London, 2019
ISBN 10: 0367861771 ISBN 13: 9780367861773
Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In contexts outside of ecology, the term "disturbance" carries a variety of negative connotations. Within ecology, however, disturbances are neither inherently negative nor positive for ecological systems; instead, their effects depend on the context, scale, and species involved. As ecologists better understand these context-dependencies, the field of disturbance ecology has matured, diversified, and become more complex and nuanced over the past several decades. Ecological Disturbance: Scale, Context, and Nature unites a collection of perspectives that weave together the topics of disturbance ecology and biological diversity. Chapters cover wildfire, disease, herbivory, surface mining, land-use conversions, and forest harvest, among numerous other natural and anthropogenic influences on ecosystems. The book begins with an introduction that reviews how thinking on perturbations and community organization has evolved over the last century, then explores how disturbances might be meaningfully categorized, and how biological diversity has been conceptualized. The introduction also explores the roles of scale and ecological context in disturbance outcomes, and reviews recent analytical and methodological advances relevant to disturbance ecology. The book then moves into forested ecosystems, where much of the early literature on disturbances arose, and focuses on scale-dependence, relationships of natural and anthropogenic disturbance, and recovery or successional trajectories. The next section focuses on emerging disturbances amidst global change, including non-native species, disease, and synergies with other disturbances. The book ends with a section on land-use disturbance, focusing on landscape pattern, resilience, and recovery dynamics. Throughout, the books material spans a wide diversity of spatial and temporal scales, disciplines, taxa, and levels of ecological organization.This book may be used in a seminar course, as a compendium for disturbance ecology curricula that are at the interface of conceptual and applied ecology, and in other circumstances to illustrate how different authors have handled the various pragmatic challenges that arise in studies that ask broader questions. In an era of unprecedented global change, this book constitutes a valuable source for researchers, students, natural resource managers, and other conservation practitioners interested in delving deeper into disturbance ecology. In an era of unprecedented global change, this book constitutes a valuable source for researchers, students, natural resource managers, and other conservation practitioners interested in delving deeper into disturbance ecology. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Disturbance Ecology And Biological Diversity
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Disturbance Ecology And Biological Diversity
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Disturbance Ecology and Biological Diversity : Scale, Context, and Nature
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Disturbance Ecology And Biological Diversity
Language: English
Published by Taylor & Francis Group, 2019
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Disturbance Ecology and Biological Diversity : Context, Nature, and Scale
Language: English
Published by Taylor & Francis Inc Nov 2019, 2019
ISBN 10: 1482298716 ISBN 13: 9781482298710
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Disturbance Ecology and Biological Diversity
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