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The changing face of applied ecology
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· Journal of Applied Ecology
· 2005
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· DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2664.2005.00969.x
Recently there have been a number of high-profile issues in applied ecology. These include predictions of massive impacts of climate change on global rates of extinction (Thomas et al. 2004), farm-scale evaluations of GM crops in the UK (Firbank et al. 2003; Perry et al. 2003), the catastrophic effects of diclofenac on Indian vulture populations (Green et al. 2004), the effects of hunting on fox populations and the implications of this for the hunting debate in the UK (Webbon, Baker & Harris 2004), as well as declines in seabird populations and the reasons for this (Frederiksen et al. 2004). In tackling such issues there is a dual challenge for ecologists as a community. First, ecologists have to find ways to …
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