Threatened species to super-abundance: The unexpected international implications of successful goose conservation
Wild geese wintering in western Europe were declining by the 1930s probably due to loss of natural habitat and over exploitation through hunting, although the causes will never be known. Refuge provision and hunting restrictions from the 1950s enabled numbers to recover. Improved monitoring systems...
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ftuniaarhuspubl:oai:pure.atira.dk:publications/fba9a583-cc68-4fe8-bc7d-9ceef735d6ff 2023-12-24T10:08:26+01:00 Threatened species to super-abundance: The unexpected international implications of successful goose conservation Fox, Anthony D. Madsen, Jesper 2017-03 https://pure.au.dk/portal/da/publications/threatened-species-to-superabundance-the-unexpected-international-implications-of-successful-goose-conservation(fba9a583-cc68-4fe8-bc7d-9ceef735d6ff).html https://doi.org/10.1007/s13280-016-0878-2 eng eng https://pure.au.dk/portal/da/publications/threatened-species-to-superabundance-the-unexpected-international-implications-of-successful-goose-conservation(fba9a583-cc68-4fe8-bc7d-9ceef735d6ff).html info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess Fox , A D & Madsen , J 2017 , ' Threatened species to super-abundance: The unexpected international implications of successful goose conservation ' , Ambio , vol. 46 , no. Suppl 2 , pp. 179-187 . https://doi.org/10.1007/s13280-016-0878-2 Geese and agriculture Goose hunting Over exploitation Population growth Protection Refuge IRELAND CHINA SHENGJIN LAKE BRENT GEESE TRENDS RATES GEESE ANSER-BRACHYRHYNCHUS BRITAIN Europe North America Animals Asia Geese/physiology Conservation of Natural Resources Endangered Species article 2017 ftuniaarhuspubl https://doi.org/10.1007/s13280-016-0878-2 2023-11-29T23:59:34Z Wild geese wintering in western Europe were declining by the 1930s probably due to loss of natural habitat and over exploitation through hunting, although the causes will never be known. Refuge provision and hunting restrictions from the 1950s enabled numbers to recover. Improved monitoring systems enabled the description of progressive increases and extensions of wintering range since that time, especially amongst those goose populations that increasingly exploited agricultural landscapes. This introductory article sets the scene for the special issue on the increasing interactions and conflicts created by recent increases in the range and abundance of wild geese throughout the northern hemisphere, especially with regard to agricultural damage, but including issues associated with air flight safety, human and animal health, ecosystem effects and conflicts with other biodiversity objectives. It also provides the context for finding common solutions to problems, presenting experiences from regional-, national- and flyway-coordinated management to find solutions to conflict. Article in Journal/Newspaper Anser brachyrhynchus brent geese Aarhus University: Research Ambio 46 S2 179 187 |
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Wild geese wintering in western Europe were declining by the 1930s probably due to loss of natural habitat and over exploitation through hunting, although the causes will never be known. Refuge provision and hunting restrictions from the 1950s enabled numbers to recover. Improved monitoring systems enabled the description of progressive increases and extensions of wintering range since that time, especially amongst those goose populations that increasingly exploited agricultural landscapes. This introductory article sets the scene for the special issue on the increasing interactions and conflicts created by recent increases in the range and abundance of wild geese throughout the northern hemisphere, especially with regard to agricultural damage, but including issues associated with air flight safety, human and animal health, ecosystem effects and conflicts with other biodiversity objectives. It also provides the context for finding common solutions to problems, presenting experiences from regional-, national- and flyway-coordinated management to find solutions to conflict. |
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Threatened species to super-abundance: The unexpected international implications of successful goose conservation |
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Threatened species to super-abundance: The unexpected international implications of successful goose conservation |
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Fox , A D & Madsen , J 2017 , ' Threatened species to super-abundance: The unexpected international implications of successful goose conservation ' , Ambio , vol. 46 , no. Suppl 2 , pp. 179-187 . https://doi.org/10.1007/s13280-016-0878-2 |
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