Conservation for the Twenty-First Century.

Abstract

K.O. Wilson: Conservation: the next hundred years David Western: Population, resources and environment in the 21st century Tarzie Vittachi: Demographics and socioeconomics: the people factor David Western: Conservation biology Jared Diamond: Overview of recent extinctions Norman Myers: A major extinction spasm: predictable and inevitable? Storrs Olson: Extinction on islands: man as a catastrophe Ian Atkinson: Introduced animals and extinctions David Woodruff: The problems of conserving genes and species Robert C. Vrijenhoek: Population genetics and conservation John Eisenberg & Larry Harris: Conservation: a consideration of evolution, population and life history Sam McNaughton: Ecosystems and conservation in 2100 Brian Walker: Diversity and stability in ecosystems conservation David Western: Why manage nature? David Hales: Changing concepts of national parks Alvaro Ugalde: An optimal parks system Jeffrey McNeely: Protected areas and human ecology: how national parks can contribute to sustaining societies of the 21st century David Western: Conservation without parks: wildlife in the rural landscape Larry Harris & John Eisenberg: Enhanced linkage: necessary stops for success in conservation of faunal diversity Bryn Green: Conservation in man-made landscapes William G. Conway: The prospects for sustaining species and their evolution Mark Stanley Price: Reconstructing ecosystems Mary Pearl: the human side of conservation Eugene Hargrove: Conservation and human values Holmes Rolston: Biology without conservation: an environmental misfit and contradiction in terms Bryan Norton: The cultural approach to conservation biology David Ehrenfeld: Hard times for diversity Perez Olindo: A planner's perspective Arturo Tarak: A national perspective Reuben Olembo: International perspectives in conservation planning Michael Bean: Conservation legislation in the century ahead Mary Pearl: How the developed world can promote conservation in emerging nations James Lee: Conservation in a world in search of a future Lester Crystal: American broadcast journalism: its coverage of conservation crises Michael Soule: Conservation biology in the 21st century.