Projections :
Projections : incorporating the 1999 annual report /
Charles Darwin Foundation for the Galapagos Islands.
- Quito : Charles Darwin Foundation, [2000].
- 85 p. ; 26 cm.
Radical changes and new threats in Galapagos Our strategies and our Progress Lonesome George. The last of a dying race The threat of introduced species Technology in the service of ecological monitoring Mysterious disease in Santa Cruz tortoises studied Conservation of the rarest land bird in Galapagos: the mangrove finch The snakes of Galapagos: beginning to know them Effect of introduced geckos Land iguanas: how are they after their return home? More than 2000 tortoises have returned home The Isabela project: ambitious work of ecological restoration In search of the rare plants of Galapagos Advances in the fight against introduced plants The scale insect pest: is biological control the answer? Quarantine: better to prevent than lament Project of sustainable agriculture Threats to our birds require study International biodiversity workshop: conclusions of the terrestrial group The Galapagos marine reserve – a great new protected area Approval of the new management plan and the technical support of the CDF Biodiversity studies Dynamics of the algal communities Census of penguins and cormorants and estimation of the penguin population El Niño and the Galapagos sea lion Study of an exploited species: lobster Study of a key species: the white sea urchin One more year of fisheries monitoring Sea cucumber fishery, 1999 season Strategy for social participation in the conservation of Galapagos Environmental education centers Support to formal education Social action for the prevention of introduced species Support for participatory management of the marine reserve Environmental advice for regional policies Campaigns of environmental communication Scholarship student and volunteer program Institutional strengthening (pp. 6-7) -- (pp. 8-10) -- (pp. 11-12) -- (pp. 14-15) -- (p. 16) -- (p. 17) -- (p. 18) -- (p. 19) -- (p. 19) -- (p. 20) -- (p. 21) -- (pp. 22-23) -- (p. 24) -- (p. 25) -- (p. 26) -- (p. 27) -- (p. 28) -- (p. 29) -- (pp. 30-32) -- (pp. 35-36) -- (p. 37) -- (pp. 38-39) -- (p. 40) -- (p. 41) -- (p. 42) -- (p. 43) -- (p. 43) -- (p. 44) -- (pp. 45-46) -- (p. 48) -- (p. 49) -- (p. 50) -- (p. 51) -- (p. 52) -- (p. 52) -- (pp. 53-59) -- (p. 60) -- (p. 61).
Inglés
Conservación
Conservation
Ciencias básicas
Pure science
Islas Galápagos
Galapagos Islands
506
Radical changes and new threats in Galapagos Our strategies and our Progress Lonesome George. The last of a dying race The threat of introduced species Technology in the service of ecological monitoring Mysterious disease in Santa Cruz tortoises studied Conservation of the rarest land bird in Galapagos: the mangrove finch The snakes of Galapagos: beginning to know them Effect of introduced geckos Land iguanas: how are they after their return home? More than 2000 tortoises have returned home The Isabela project: ambitious work of ecological restoration In search of the rare plants of Galapagos Advances in the fight against introduced plants The scale insect pest: is biological control the answer? Quarantine: better to prevent than lament Project of sustainable agriculture Threats to our birds require study International biodiversity workshop: conclusions of the terrestrial group The Galapagos marine reserve – a great new protected area Approval of the new management plan and the technical support of the CDF Biodiversity studies Dynamics of the algal communities Census of penguins and cormorants and estimation of the penguin population El Niño and the Galapagos sea lion Study of an exploited species: lobster Study of a key species: the white sea urchin One more year of fisheries monitoring Sea cucumber fishery, 1999 season Strategy for social participation in the conservation of Galapagos Environmental education centers Support to formal education Social action for the prevention of introduced species Support for participatory management of the marine reserve Environmental advice for regional policies Campaigns of environmental communication Scholarship student and volunteer program Institutional strengthening (pp. 6-7) -- (pp. 8-10) -- (pp. 11-12) -- (pp. 14-15) -- (p. 16) -- (p. 17) -- (p. 18) -- (p. 19) -- (p. 19) -- (p. 20) -- (p. 21) -- (pp. 22-23) -- (p. 24) -- (p. 25) -- (p. 26) -- (p. 27) -- (p. 28) -- (p. 29) -- (pp. 30-32) -- (pp. 35-36) -- (p. 37) -- (pp. 38-39) -- (p. 40) -- (p. 41) -- (p. 42) -- (p. 43) -- (p. 43) -- (p. 44) -- (pp. 45-46) -- (p. 48) -- (p. 49) -- (p. 50) -- (p. 51) -- (p. 52) -- (p. 52) -- (pp. 53-59) -- (p. 60) -- (p. 61).
Inglés
Conservación
Conservation
Ciencias básicas
Pure science
Islas Galápagos
Galapagos Islands
506