Titlebook: Insect Conservation and Australia’s Grasslands; Tim R. New Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 Lepidoptera.Hemiptera.Hymenoptera

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,Agents of Change – Management and Succession,rought into practice. A premise for those needs is the dictum noted in the introduction to ‘Grasslands of the world’ (Suttie et al. 2005). Their comment that ‘No grassland is entirely natural’ deserves serious reflection. Changes and losses from a great variety of human interventions, including move

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Intricacies of Grassland Management for Conservation,ts to conserve insect species and assemblages in these vulnerable areas. Much of that understanding has resulted from intensive surveys in relatively well documented insect faunas in which the basic biology of many of the candidate species is well documented?– or, at least, that sufficient informed

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Pasture Pests,oundation of major agricultural changes as a core of local and national economies based on pastoral activity. As McIvor (2005) noted, ‘grazing’ is the most widespread land use in Australia, with much of its importance due to the prevalence of alien pasture species used to ‘improve’ the production an

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Maintaining Ecological Integrity and Processes,bly pollinators and the natural enemies of local or regional crop pests, but with basic ecological processes often treated as secondary to more tangible economic interests. Features of both the grasslands and the local landscape are influential. Again, relevant overseas examples by far outnumber tho

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Grassland Management for Insect Conservation: Grazing, Mowing, and Fire,nd protection’ (Carbutt et al. 2017, writing on temperate grasslands). The numerous calls for grassland conservation, in many parts of the world, and the now wide acceptance that grasslands have wide ecological and practical importance to humanity, as well as for sustaining native biota, constitute

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Grassland Management for Insect Conservation: Restoration,sects themselves (diversity) and services such as pollination, to which they are central contributors, with the major purpose of rendering altered grassland more akin to their unaltered ‘natural’ states. Restorations and reconstructions that are integrated into the wider landscape context may be mor

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