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The Scholar: A Species Threatened by Professions [PDF]
Critical Inquiry, 1976 Progress cannot be reversed; what it has killed, we cannot restore to life. Professionalism, like pollution, is here to stay. Nonetheless, the fact that professionalism and pollution are facts does not force us to welcome and implement them. Indeed, there are those who would accelerate “progress”, their effective definition of which is what is going to
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Effects of Land Use on Threatened Species
Conservation Biology, 2009Abstract: There is widespread agreement that biodiversity loss must be reduced, yet to alleviate threats to plant and animal species, the forces driving these losses need to be better understood. We searched for explanatory variables for threatened‐species data at the country level through land‐use information instead of previously used socioeconomic ...
Asaph Widmer-Cooper +3 more
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Extinction risk assessment of threatened species
Population Ecology, 2000It is impractical to avoid all kinds of ecological risk. Risk assessment is becoming common in a wide range of natural and social sciences, but the extinction risk of threatened species is usually based on inadequately known factors. We should develop a conservation program for threatened species as soon as possible, even though we need much more time ...
Yoshio Kaneko +2 more
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2012
Saproxylic species are one of the most threatened organism groups. As with all forest species, they are suffering from the dwindling of forests. But the habitats of saproxylic species may also be decreasing in regions where, although the forest area is currently increasing, such as in Europe, practically all forests and other wooded areas have been ...
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Saproxylic species are one of the most threatened organism groups. As with all forest species, they are suffering from the dwindling of forests. But the habitats of saproxylic species may also be decreasing in regions where, although the forest area is currently increasing, such as in Europe, practically all forests and other wooded areas have been ...
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Mitigation Measures for Threatened and Endangered Species
Proceedings of SPE/EPA Exploration and Production Environmental Conference, 1993ABSTRACT Any project construction or operation that may potentially impact a threatened or endangered (T&E) plant or animal species or plant community will require notification to the appropriate federal or state agency. Mitigation measures may be required by the agencies to avoid or reduce impacts to these T&E species.
T.R. Boss, P.D. Hackney
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Bees: An Important and Threatened Species
2015International ...
Bencsik, Martin, Le Conte, Yves
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A priority-ranking strategy for threatened species?
The Environmentalist, 1983The rate of extinction has accelerated to the point where we are probably losing one species per day right now, and we could well lose one million of Earth's 5–10 million species by the year 2000, and a good many more within the early decades of the next century.
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A treaty for threatened species
Primates, 1972Harry A. Goodwin, Raymond F. Dasmann
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