All-Ireland Mammal Symposium 2009
By: Fidelma Butler and Conor Kelleher (editors)
Contributors: Butler, Fidelma; Kelleher, Conor
Series: Occasional publications of the Irish naturalists' journal -- no. 12; Occasional publications of the Irish naturalists' journal -- no. 12.
Publisher: Irish Naturalists' Journal
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Belfast]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 90
ISBN-13: 9780956970411
Subjects: Mammals; Congresses; Conservation; Wildlife conservation
Notes: Selected papers presented at the first All-Ireland Mammal Symposium, held Nov. 6-8, 2009, with some new works. Cf. pref.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Re-wilding Ireland : restoring mammalian diversity or developing new mammalian communities? / Andrew C. Kitchener; title: How can we montor the favourable conservation status of cetaceans (whales, dolphins and porpoises) in Ireland? / Simon Berrow [and others]; title: Landscape genetics of red deer (Cervus elaphus, L. 1758) in Killarney National Park, Co. Kerry / Allen D. McDevitt [and others]; title: Deer management requirements in Irish forestry / Ciarán Nugent; title: Habitat use by the European hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus L., 1758) in an Irish rural landscape / Amy Haigh, Fidelma Butler and Ruth M. O'Riordan; title: An all-Ireland volunteer-based bat monitoring scheme : the process of volunteer recruitment and validation of results / Tina Aughney and Niamh Roche; title: Ancient DNA and analyses of mammalian remains from Ireland / Ceiridwen J. Edwards; title: A new red list of Irish terrestrial mammals provides focus for conservation / Ferdia Marnell, Naomi Kingston and Declan Looney; title: Deer in forests : a discussion document presented at the All-Ireland Mammal Symposium, Mammals and Forests Workshop / Timothy D. Burkitt; title: Bats in forests : a discussion document presented at the All-Ireland Mammal Symposium, Mammals and Forests Workshop / Conor Kelleher; title: Squirrels in forests : a discussion document presented at the All-Ireland Mammal Symposium, Mammals and Forests Workshop / Colin Lawton.