Ecology and Conservation of Birds in Urban Environments /

Detalles Bibliográficos
Autor Corporativo: SpringerLink (Online service)
Otros Autores: Murgui, Enrique. (Editor ), Hedblom, Marcus. (Editor )
Formato: eBook
Lenguaje:English
Publicado: Cham : Springer International Publishing : Imprint: Springer, 2017.
Edición:1st ed. 2017.
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Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Preface
  • Introduction (Murgui, E. & Hedblom, M.)
  • Section 1: GENERAL PATTERNS AND PROCESSES
  • Global patterns and drivers of urban birds (Aronson, M. et al.)
  • Birds and urbanization: Spatial and temporal patterns emerging from the southern Neotropics (Bellocq, I.)
  • The role of landscape scale factors in shaping the composition of urban birds communities (Litteral, J. & Shochat, E.)
  • Non-indigenous birds and urbanized environments (Sol, D.)
  • Mechanisms of behavioural changes in urban animals: the role of evolution and plasticity (Miranda, A.C.)
  • Section 2: METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES
  • Ornithological atlases of towns and cities in Europe (Luniak, M.)
  • Counting birds in urban areas (van Heezik, Y. & Seddon, P.)
  • Long-Term Urban Avian Research (Ficino, M. & Magle, S.)
  • Section 3: URBAN BIRD HABITATS MANAGEMENT
  • Management of urban nature and its impact on bird fauna (Heyman, E. & Gunnarsson, B.)
  • Green infrastructure in urban areas: how does it affect bird populations? (Chiquet, C.)
  • Social and ecological factors determining the diversity of birds in residential landscapes (Goddard, M. & Leman, S.)
  • Facilitating Feathered Friends – Improving Avifauna Promotion in Post-construction Urban Planning Procedures (Daniels, G.)
  • The role of invasive plant species in urban avian conservation (Gleditsch, J.)
  • Birds and wastelands (Meffert, P.)
  • Section 4: ANTHROPOGENIC FACTORS
  • Pollutants in urbanized areas – direct and indirect effects on bird populations (Kekkonen, J.)
  • Going wild: Using light-loggers to investigate the effects of light pollution on wild animals (Dominoni, D.)
  • Bird diversity – panacea for human well-being in cities? (Hedblom, M. & Gunnarsson, B.)
  • Becoming citizens: avian adaptations to urban life (Macias, C., Suarez, M. & López, I.)
  • Section 5: URBAN BIRD CONSERVATION
  • How to use monitoring data for conservation (Louwe, J.)
  • Indicators of the effects of the urban green infrastructure on birds (Herrando, S.)
  • Richness and species of conservation concern in parks of Italian towns (Sorace, A. & Gustin, M.)
  • Concluding remarks (Hedblom, M. & Murgui, E.).