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Adaptive management is the recommended means for continuing management and use of natural resources, especially in the context of 'integrated natural resource management'. With a view to facilitating better practice, this new handbook combines the latest in adaptive management theory with detailed case studies drawn from a number of fields.

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Advances in Reintroduction Biology of Australian and New Zealand Fauna

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Published to coincide with the second anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, this is one of the few books to offer the perspectives of African Americans on the Gulf Coast tragedy.

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This study contains an interdisciplinary exploration of current institutional design and policy reform changes, and an extrapolation of their implications for sustainable development in agricultural production.

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Anti-trend humanises the concept of sustainability and offers concrete guidelines on how to design and live sustainably.

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The compelling story of one familys life among the rugged landscapes of the Coast Mountains, converting youthful ideals, raw land and a passion for the outdoors into a practical off-grid homestead.

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Provides up-to-date information on the use of biological control agents to manage wild rabbit populations.

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The biodiversity theme report was commissioned to provide the technical background information for the SoE 2001 report and builds on Chapter 4 of the Australia State of the Environment 1996 report. It provides an evaluation of the state of Australia's biodiversity over five years.

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The coasts and oceans theme report was commissioned to provide the technical background information for the SoE 2001 report and builds on Chapter 8 of the Australia State of the Environment 1996 report. It provides an evaluation of the state of Australia's coasts and oceans over five years.

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The human settlements theme report was commissioned to provide the technical background information for the SoE 2001 report and builds on Chapter 3 of the Australia State of the Environment 1996 report. It provides an evaluation of the state of Australia's human settlements over five years.

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The inland waters theme report was commissioned to provide the technical background information for the SoE 2001 report and builds on Chapter 7 of the Australia State of the Environment 1996 report. It provides an evaluation of the state of Australia's inland waters over five years.

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The land theme report was commissioned to provide the technical background information for the SoE 2001 report and builds on Chapter 6 of the Australia State of the Environment 1996 report. It provides an evaluation of the state of Australia's land over five years.

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This theme report was commissioned to provide the technical background information for the SoE 2001 report and builds on Chapter 9 of the Australia State of the Environment 1996 report. It provides an evaluation of the state of Australia's natural and cultural heritage over five years.

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The atmosphere theme report was commissioned to provide the technical background information for the SoE 2001 report and builds on Chapter 5 of the Australia State of the Environment 1996 report. It provides an evaluation of the state of Australia's atmosphere over five years.

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This complete set covers various aspects of the environment: land; coasts and oceans; biodiversity; inland waters; the atmosphere; human settlements; and natural and cultural heritage.

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The text is the second independent national report on Australia's environment and heritage. The report covers every aspect of the environment, from the ocean depths to the stratospheric ozone layer, from Antarctica to living in the big city.

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Addresses challenges inherent in landscape restoration from a broadly interdisciplinary perspective. The theory of preservation assumes humans are different from and opposed to the rest of nature. This book argues that humans are entwined with nature and have an effect on the entire ecosystem.

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Demonstrates the value and integration of existing national long-term ecological research in Australia for monitoring environmental change and biodiversity.