نتایج جستجو برای: overexploitation

تعداد نتایج: 943  

2007
O. GUNDUZ C. SIMSEK O. Gunduz C. Simsek

In this study, possible sources of extremely high concentrations of arsenic (reaching as high as 561.5 μg/L) in the shallow groundwater of Simav plain, Turkey is studied in order to understand probable mechanisms of contamination. It has been found out that the major source of arsenic in groundwater is arsenic containing geological formations in and around the vicinity of the plain. However, th...

Journal: :Science 2010
Michael Hoffmann Craig Hilton-Taylor Ariadne Angulo Monika Böhm Thomas M Brooks Stuart H M Butchart Kent E Carpenter Janice Chanson Ben Collen Neil A Cox William R T Darwall Nicholas K Dulvy Lucy R Harrison Vineet Katariya Caroline M Pollock Suhel Quader Nadia I Richman Ana S L Rodrigues Marcelo F Tognelli Jean-Christophe Vié John M Aguiar David J Allen Gerald R Allen Giovanni Amori Natalia B Ananjeva Franco Andreone Paul Andrew Aida Luz Aquino Ortiz Jonathan E M Baillie Ricardo Baldi Ben D Bell S D Biju Jeremy P Bird Patricia Black-Decima J Julian Blanc Federico Bolaños Wilmar Bolivar-G Ian J Burfield James A Burton David R Capper Fernando Castro Gianluca Catullo Rachel D Cavanagh Alan Channing Ning Labbish Chao Anna M Chenery Federica Chiozza Viola Clausnitzer Nigel J Collar Leah C Collett Bruce B Collette Claudia F Cortez Fernandez Matthew T Craig Michael J Crosby Neil Cumberlidge Annabelle Cuttelod Andrew E Derocher Arvin C Diesmos John S Donaldson J W Duckworth Guy Dutson S K Dutta Richard H Emslie Aljos Farjon Sarah Fowler Jörg Freyhof David L Garshelis Justin Gerlach David J Gower Tandora D Grant Geoffrey A Hammerson Richard B Harris Lawrence R Heaney S Blair Hedges Jean-Marc Hero Baz Hughes Syed Ainul Hussain Javier Icochea M Robert F Inger Nobuo Ishii Djoko T Iskandar Richard K B Jenkins Yoshio Kaneko Maurice Kottelat Kit M Kovacs Sergius L Kuzmin Enrique La Marca John F Lamoreux Michael W N Lau Esteban O Lavilla Kristin Leus Rebecca L Lewison Gabriela Lichtenstein Suzanne R Livingstone Vimoksalehi Lukoschek David P Mallon Philip J K McGowan Anna McIvor Patricia D Moehlman Sanjay Molur Antonio Muñoz Alonso John A Musick Kristin Nowell Ronald A Nussbaum Wanda Olech Nikolay L Orlov Theodore J Papenfuss Gabriela Parra-Olea William F Perrin Beth A Polidoro Mohammad Pourkazemi Paul A Racey James S Ragle Mala Ram Galen Rathbun Robert P Reynolds Anders G J Rhodin Stephen J Richards Lily O Rodríguez Santiago R Ron Carlo Rondinini Anthony B Rylands Yvonne Sadovy de Mitcheson Jonnell C Sanciangco Kate L Sanders Georgina Santos-Barrera Jan Schipper Caryn Self-Sullivan Yichuan Shi Alan Shoemaker Frederick T Short Claudio Sillero-Zubiri Débora L Silvano Kevin G Smith Andrew T Smith Jos Snoeks Alison J Stattersfield Andrew J Symes Andrew B Taber Bibhab K Talukdar Helen J Temple Rob Timmins Joseph A Tobias Katerina Tsytsulina Denis Tweddle Carmen Ubeda Sarah V Valenti Peter Paul van Dijk Liza M Veiga Alberto Veloso David C Wege Mark Wilkinson Elizabeth A Williamson Feng Xie Bruce E Young H Resit Akçakaya Leon Bennun Tim M Blackburn Luigi Boitani Holly T Dublin Gustavo A B da Fonseca Claude Gascon Thomas E Lacher Georgina M Mace Susan A Mainka Jeffery A McNeely Russell A Mittermeier Gordon McGregor Reid Jon Paul Rodriguez Andrew A Rosenberg Michael J Samways Jane Smart Bruce A Stein Simon N Stuart

Using data for 25,780 species categorized on the International Union for Conservation of Nature Red List, we present an assessment of the status of the world's vertebrates. One-fifth of species are classified as Threatened, and we show that this figure is increasing: On average, 52 species of mammals, birds, and amphibians move one category closer to extinction each year. However, this overall ...

Journal: :Science 2010
Stuart H M Butchart Matt Walpole Ben Collen Arco van Strien Jörn P W Scharlemann Rosamunde E A Almond Jonathan E M Baillie Bastian Bomhard Claire Brown John Bruno Kent E Carpenter Geneviève M Carr Janice Chanson Anna M Chenery Jorge Csirke Nick C Davidson Frank Dentener Matt Foster Alessandro Galli James N Galloway Piero Genovesi Richard D Gregory Marc Hockings Valerie Kapos Jean-Francois Lamarque Fiona Leverington Jonathan Loh Melodie A McGeoch Louise McRae Anahit Minasyan Monica Hernández Morcillo Thomasina E E Oldfield Daniel Pauly Suhel Quader Carmen Revenga John R Sauer Benjamin Skolnik Dian Spear Damon Stanwell-Smith Simon N Stuart Andy Symes Megan Tierney Tristan D Tyrrell Jean-Christophe Vié Reg Watson

In 2002, world leaders committed, through the Convention on Biological Diversity, to achieve a significant reduction in the rate of biodiversity loss by 2010. We compiled 31 indicators to report on progress toward this target. Most indicators of the state of biodiversity (covering species' population trends, extinction risk, habitat extent and condition, and community composition) showed declin...

2006
John M. Gowdy

Economies entirely dependent upon local environmental resources should have a greater incentive to preserve those resources than economies based on specialization and trade. Evidence from history and prehistory, however, shows that many regionally based economies have collapsed because of environmental overexploitation. Evidence from the past shows that there is a strong connection between envi...

2015
Walter D. Koenig Eric L. Walters Joseph Haydock

Th e acorn woodpecker ( Melanerpes formicivorus ) plays an important role in the history of cooperative breeding. It was one of the earliest species for which cooperative breeding was noted with more than two individuals feeding at a single nest as well as apparent mate-sharing (Myers 1915 ; Leach 1925 ; Michael 1927 ). Subsequently, in his classic Animal Dispersion in Relation to Social Behavi...

Journal: :Artificial life 2005
Lee Altenberg

The opportunistic character of adaptation through natural selection can lead to evolutionary pathologies--situations in which traits evolve that promote the extinction of the population. Such pathologies include imprudent predation and other forms of habitat overexploitation, or the tragedy of the commons, adaptation to temporally unreliable resources, cheating and other antisocial behavior, in...

Journal: :Journal of environmental biology 2007
Ierotheos Zacharias Elias Dimitriou Angela Dekker Edith Dorsman

Mediterranean temporary ponds (MTPs) comprise an endangered habitat with several endemic species that can be found in many countries, mainly in the Mediterranean region but are disappearing at a high rate. For designing optimal conservation and management strategies for the particular ecosystems, appropriate characterization and classification of these ponds is necessary based on the different ...

Journal: :Science 2013
Philipp Neubauer Olaf P Jensen Jeffrey A Hutchings Julia K Baum

Recovery of overexploited marine populations has been slow, and most remain below target biomass levels. A key question is whether this is due to insufficient reductions in harvest rates or the erosion of population resilience. Using a global meta-analysis of overfished stocks, we find that resilience of those stocks subjected to moderate levels of overfishing is enhanced, not compromised, offe...

2015
Ginevra Balletto Chiara Garau Vivian W. Y. Tam

Despite its economic importance, quarrying activity for the production of natural aggregates (sand, gravel, and crushed stone) can result in overexploitation of the natural environment. This paper investigates the current state of natural and recycled aggregates in Sardinia Italy and how to limit the production of natural aggregates (NA) and increase the use of recycled aggregates (RA). The mun...

Journal: :Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 2012
Joshua E Cinner Tim R McClanahan M Aaron MacNeil Nicholas A J Graham Tim M Daw Ahmad Mukminin David A Feary Ando L Rabearisoa Andrew Wamukota Narriman Jiddawi Stuart J Campbell Andrew H Baird Fraser A Januchowski-Hartley Salum Hamed Rachael Lahari Tau Morove John Kuange

In an effort to deliver better outcomes for people and the ecosystems they depend on, many governments and civil society groups are engaging natural resource users in collaborative management arrangements (frequently called comanagement). However, there are few empirical studies demonstrating the social and institutional conditions conducive to successful comanagement outcomes, especially in sm...

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