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Jeremy L. Ringma Brendan Wintle Richard A. Fuller Diana Fisher Michael Bode 《Conservation biology》2017,31(5):1029-1038
Conservation fences are an increasingly common management action, particularly for species threatened by invasive predators. However, unlike many conservation actions, fence networks are expanding in an unsystematic manner, generally as a reaction to local funding opportunities or threats. We conducted a gap analysis of Australia's large predator‐exclusion fence network by examining translocation of Australian mammals relative to their extinction risk. To address gaps identified in species representation, we devised a systematic prioritization method for expanding the conservation fence network that explicitly incorporated population viability analysis and minimized expected species’ extinctions. The approach was applied to New South Wales, Australia, where the state government intends to expand the existing conservation fence network. Existing protection of species in fenced areas was highly uneven; 67% of predator‐sensitive species were unrepresented in the fence network. Our systematic prioritization yielded substantial efficiencies in that it reduced expected number of species extinctions up to 17 times more effectively than ad hoc approaches. The outcome illustrates the importance of governance in coordinating management action when multiple projects have similar objectives and rely on systematic methods rather than expanding networks opportunistically. 相似文献
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Sixty-eight yellowfin tuna, Thunnus albacares, (60-135 cm fork length) were caught and released with implanted archival tags offshore off Baja California, Mexico, during
October 2002 and October 2003. Thirty-six fish (53%) were recaptured and the data were downloaded from all 36 recovered tags.
Time at liberty ranged from 9 to 1,161 days, and the data were analyzed for the 20 fish that were at liberty for 154 or more
days. The accuracy in the position estimates, derived from light-level longitude data and sea-surface temperatures (SSTs)
based latitude, is about 0.41° in longitude and 0.82° in latitude, in this region. The movement paths, derived from position
estimates, for the 20 yellowfin indicated that 19 (95%) remained within 1,445 km of their release locations. The estimated
mean velocity along movement paths was 77 km/day. The southern and northern seasonal movement paths observed for yellowfin
off Baja California are influenced by the seasonal movements of the 18°C SST isotherm. Cyclical movements to and from suitable
spawning habitat (≥24°C SST) was observed only for mature fish. For the 12 fish that demonstrated site fidelity, the mean
95 and 50% utilization distributions were 258,730 km2 and 41,260 km2, respectively. Evaluations of the timed depth records resulted in discrimination of four distinct behaviors. When exhibiting
type-1 diving behavior (78.1% of all days at liberty) the fish remained at depths less than 50 m at night and did not dive
to depths greater than about 100 m during the day. Type-2 diving behavior (21.2% of all days at liberty) was characterized
by ten or more dives in excess of 150 m during the day. Type-2 diving behavior is apparently a foraging strategy for fish
targeting prey organisms of the deep-scattering layer during the day, following nighttime foraging within the mixed layer
on the same prey. Yellowfin tuna exhibited occasional deep-diving behavior, and some dives exceeded 1,000 m, where ambient
temperatures were less than 5°C. Surface-oriented behavior, defined as the time fish remained at depths less than 10 m for
more than 10 min, were evaluated. The mean number and duration of surface-oriented events per day for all fish was 14.3 and
28.5 min, respectively. Habitat utilization of yellowfin, presented as monthly composite horizontal and vertical distributions,
indicates confined geographical distributions, apparently resulting from an affinity to an area of high prey availability.
The vertical distributions indicate greater daytime depths in relation to a seasonally deeper mixed layer and a greater proportion
of daytime at shallower depths in relation to a seasonally shallower mixed layer. 相似文献