The double-crested cormorant : plight of a feathered pariah / Linda R. Wires ; with original illustrations by Barry Kent MacKay.

Author
Wires, Linda R. [Browse]
Format
Book
Language
English
Published/​Created
  • New Haven : Yale University Press, [2014]
  • ©2014
Description
xviii, 349 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm

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Illustrator
Bibliographic references
Includes bibliographical references (pages 301-335) and index.
Contents
  • Aristotle's raven : an introduction to cormorants
  • The double-crested cormorant
  • European colonization and the making of a pariah
  • From Audubon to conservation : the first wave of recovery
  • Reversal of fortunes : another decline and the second recovery
  • Fish ponds and reservoirs : the context for conflict on the wintering grounds
  • Animal damage control and the first standing depredation order for cormorants
  • Conflicts on the breeding grounds
  • The second standing depredation order for cormorants
  • A half million and counting : implementation of management policies in the United States
  • Looking north to Canada : limitations to management beyond the 49th parallel
  • Untangling the mysteries between predator and prey
  • Adaptive management : a process gone awry
  • Back to the wintering grounds : liberties with science and policy
  • Engineer or destroyer : the case of the catastrophic ecosystem flip
  • Opening Pandora's box : some ethical implications of cormorant management
  • Afterword : What future for cormorants?.
ISBN
  • 0300187114
  • 9780300187113
LCCN
2013957500
OCLC
861322954
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