00000cam a22000004i 4500 UP-99796217611933638 Buklod 20160211114132.0 m o u cr ||||||||||| 030620s2002 xx ab rb |100 0|eng d 0958608539 (iLib)UPD-00254208693 DLC DSCI rda eng QL 84.7A1 Z66 2002 A zoological revolution using native fauna to assist in its own survival edited by Daniel Lunney and Chris Dickman. Mosman, NSW Royal Zoological Society of New South Wales Sydney, NSW Australian Museum 2002. ii, 176 pages illustrations, maps 30 cm text rdacontent unmediated rdamedia volume rdacarrier The forum was held at the Australian Museum on 20 May 2000. Includes bibliographical references. A zoological revolution : rethinking our interactions with native fauna to increase the conservation options / Daniel Lunney and Chris Dickman -- Confronting crises in conservation : a talk on the wild side / Michael Archer -- Conservation benefit from harvesting kangaroos : status report at the start of a new millennium : a paper to stimulate discussion and research / Gordon Grigg -- Native Australian mammals as pets : an overview / Paul Hopwood -- Bandicoots as companions / Richard W. Braithwaite -- Potential conservation benefits and problems associated with bioprospecting in the marine environment / Kirsten Benkendorff -- In praise of national parks / Penelope Figgis -- Wildlife and tourism / Richard W. Braithwaite and Paul C. Reynolds -- What revolution? / Harry F. Recher -- Problems with keeping native Australian mammals as companion animals / Karen L. Viggers and David B. Lindenmayer -- Conserving nature : how best to impassion our community? / John H. Harris -- Vertebrate fauna and its management on an urban block in northern New South Wales / Greg P. Clancy -- Deliberate translocation of marine invertebrates : a personal perspective / Pat Hutchings -- A zoological revolution : utilising wildlife to conserve wildlife and landscapes / Daniel Lunney and Chris Dickman. Wildlife conservation Australia Congresses. Wild animals as pets Australia Congresses. Lunney, Daniel. editor. Dickman, C. R. (Chris R.) editor. Royal Zoological Society of New South Wales. Australian Museum. FO UPD DSCI QL 84.7 A1 Z66 2002 Book