Using population viability analysis in ecosystem management at Fundy National Park
Subtitle: proceedings of the Conserving Species Dependent on Older Forests, a Population Viability Workshop, held at Fundy National Park, Canada, October 26-28, 1993
By: edited by Stephen P. Flemming.
Contributors: Flemming, Stephen P. 1962-; Fundy National Park (N.B.); Parks Canada. Atlantic Region.
Series: Parks Canada-ecosystem science review reports -- rept. no. 1; Parks Canada-ecosystem science review reports -- rept. 001.
Publisher: Dept. of Canadian Heritage, Parks Canada, Atlantic Region, Fundy National Park
Published: 1996
Place of publication: Alma, N.B
Language: eng
Number of pages: 68
Subjects: Ecosystem management -- New Brunswick -- Fundy National Park -- Congresses.; Population viability analysis -- Congresses.; Forest animals -- Ecology -- New Brunswick -- Fundy National Park -- Congresses.; Old growth forest ecology -- New Brunswick -- Fundy National Park -- Congresses.
Genres: Congresses.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 60-68).

Photocopy. Hull, Quebec : Parks Canada, National Parks Documentation Centre, [2001?].

Abstract also in French.
Table of contents: title: Crown land forest management planning in New Brunswick / Michael Sullivan; title: Patterns and mechanisms of diversity in forested ecosystem[s] / Mark R. Roberts; title: The pileated woodpecker : is it a valuable indicator of the ecological health of older forest communities? / Stephen P. Flemming; title: The northern flying squirrel in the Pacific Northwest : implications for management of the greater Fundy ecosystem / Daniel K. Rosenberg ... [et al.]; title: Putting population viability analysis to work in endangered species recovery and small population management / Robert C. Lacy; title: Linking metapopulation models with geographic information systems for population viability analysis / H. Resit Akçakaya; title: Research program at Fundy National Park used to support the PVA initiative / Stephen P. Flemming ... [et al.].