- Acknowledgements
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- Introduction
- Conservation and Management of Wild Species
- Soil
- Fish from the
- Management of Grazing Lands
- Management of Forests
- Pollution
- Chemical pesticides
- Ci
- Conclusions - 2 3 4 5
- Conditions that promote high diversity
- Contents
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- F 100 10 1 C
- Fire in forests
- Glossary
- If people alter vegetation can that result in reduced rainfall
- Implications for forest management
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- Management for control of diseases weeds and insect pests
- Managing for high biodiversity
- Mathematical models of hostparasite population dynamics
- Migration between patches
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- Solar radiation and primary production
- The greenhouse effect and climate change
- Tree population dynamics and forest structure
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