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Subject: [Neocons] NeoCons, Vol. 11. No. 3
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NeoCons, Vol. 11. No. 3. Junio / Junho / Juin / June 2011

Bolet?n Neotropical de Biolog?a de la Conservaci?n / Boletim Neotropical
de Biologia da Conserva??o / Bulletin N?otropical de Biologie de la
Conservation / Neotropical Conservation Biology Bulletin

http://www.conservationbiology.org/SCB/Publications/NeoCons/

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NeoCons es publicado por la Sociedad para la Biolog?a de la Conservaci?n,
una comunidad global de profesionales de la conservaci?n dedicada a la
promoci?n del estudio cient?fico de los fen?menos que afectan el
mantenimiento, p?rdida y restauraci?n de la diversidad biol?gica
(http://www.conservationbiology.org/).

NeoCons ? publicado pela Sociedade para a Biologia da Conserva??o, uma
comunidade global de profissionais em conserva??o dedicada ? promo??o do
estudo cient?fico dos processos que afectam a conserva??o, perda e
restaura??o da diversidade biol?gica (http://www.conservationbiology.org/).

NeoCons est publi? par la Soci?t? pour la Biologie de la Conservation, une
communaut? mondiale de professionnels de la conservation visant ?
promouvoir l'?tude scientifique des ph?nom?nes qui influencent le maintien,
la perte et la restauration de la diversit? biologique
(http://www.conservationbiology.org/).

NeoCons is published by the Society for Conservation Biology, a global
community of conservation professionals dedicated to promoting the
scientific study of the phenomena that affect the maintenance, loss, and
restoration of biological diversity (http://www.conservationbiology.org/).

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Conservation Biology (2011) Vol. 25, No. 3 CONTENIDO (Castellano solamente
/ Spanish only)

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ERIC W. SANDERSON <esanderson at wcs.org> y AMANDA HURON Conservaci?n en la
Ciudad, pp. 421-423

TAL POLAK < peledta at bgu.ac.il> y DAVID SALTZ La Reintroducci?n como una
T?cnica de Restauraci?n de Ecosistemas, pp. 424-424

ALESSANDRO CATENAZZI <acatenazzi at gmail.com> Limitaci?n de la Temperatura
en el Intervalo Altitudinal de Anfibios Tropicales: Respuesta a
Forero-Medina et. al., pp. 425-425

GERMAN FORERO-MEDINA <german.forero at duke.edu>, LUCAS JOPPA y STUART L.
PIMM Tolerancia T?rmica, Expansi?n de Distribuci?n y Estatus de Anfibios
Tropicales: Respuesta a Catenazzi, pp. 426-427

MARTIN A. SCHLAEPFER <mschlaepfer at esf.edu>, DOV F. SAX y JULIAN D. OLDEN
El Valor de Conservaci?n Potencial de Especies No Nativas, pp. 428-437

MATTHEW P. HARE <mph75 at cornell.edu>, LEONARD NUNNEY, MICHAEL K. SCHWARTZ,
DANIEL E. RUZZANTE, MARTHA BURFORD, ROBIN S. WAPLES, KRISTEN RUEGG y FRISO
PALSTRA Entendiendo y Estimando el Tama?o Poblacional Efectivo para
Aplicaci?n Pr?ctica en el Manejo de Especies Marinas, pp. 438-449

JULIA P. G. JONES <julia.jones at bangor.ac.uk>, BEN COLLEN, GILES ATKINSON,
PETER W. J. BAXTER, PHILIP BUBB, JANINE B. ILLIAN, TODD E. KATZNER, AIDAN
KEANE, JONATHAN LOH, EVE MCDONALD-MADDEN, EMILY NICHOLSON, HENRIQUE M.
PEREIRA, HUGH P. POSSINGHAM, ANDREW S. PULLIN, ANA S. L. RODRIGUES, VIVIANA
RUIZ-GUTIERREZ, MATTHEW SOMMERVILLE y E. J. MILNER-GULLAND El Porqu?, Qu? y
C?mo de los Indicadores Globales de Biodiversidad M?s All? de la Meta 2010,
pp. 450-457

ANDY J. DANYLCHUK <danylchuk at eco.umass.edu> y STEVEN J. COOKE Involucrando
a la Comunidad de Pescadores Recreativos en la Implementaci?n y Manejo de
?reas Acu?ticas Protegidas, pp. 458-464

RICHARD FRANKHAM <richard.frankham at mq.edu.au>, JONATHAN D. BALLOU, MARK D.
B. ELDRIDGE, ROBERT C. LACY, KATHERINE RALLS, MICHELE R. DUDASH y CHARLES
B. FENSTER Predicci?n de la Depresi?n por Endogamia, pp. 465-475

MURRAY A. RUDD < murray.rudd at york.ac.uk>, KAREN F. BEAZLEY, STEVEN J.
COOKE, ERICA FLEISHMAN, DANIEL E. LANE, MICHAEL B. MASCIA, ROBIN ROTH, GARY
TABOR, JISELLE A. BAKKER, TERESA BELLEFONTAINE, DOMINIQUE BERTEAUX, BERNARD
CANTIN, KEITH G. CHAULK, KATHRYN CUNNINGHAM, ROD DOBELL, ELEANOR FAST,
NADIA FERRARA, C. SCOTT FINDLAY, LARS K. HALLSTROM, THOMAS HAMMOND, LUISE
HERMANUTZ, JEFFREY A. HUTCHINGS, KATHRYN E. LINDSAY, TIM J. MARTA, VIVIAN
M. NGUYEN, GREG NORTHEY, KENT PRIOR, SAUDIEL RAMIREZ-SANCHEZ, JAKE RICE,
DARREN J. H. SLEEP, NORA D. SZABO, GENEVI?VE TROTTIER, JEAN-PATRICK
TOUSSAINT y JEAN-PHILIPPE VEILLEUX Generaci?n de Preguntas de Investigaci?n
Prioritarias para Informar a las Pol?ticas y Gesti?n de la Conservaci?n a
Nivel Nacional, pp.476-484

ASTRID J. SCHOLZ <ascholz at ecotrust.org>, CHARLES STEINBACK, SARAH A.
KRUSE, MIKE MERTENS y HOWARD SILVERMAN Incorporaci?n del An?lisis Espacial
y Econ?mico de Datos de Uso por Humanos al Dise?o de ?reas Marinas
Protegidas, pp.485-492

KATIE MOON <katie.moon at jcu.edu.au> y CHRIS COCKLIN Un M?todo Basado en
Propietarios para el Dise?o de Programas de Conservaci?n en Terrenos
Privados, pp.493-503

SARAH E. REED <sarah.reed at colostate.edu> y ADINA M. MERENLENDER Efectos
del Manejo de Perros Dom?sticos y Recreaci?n sobre Carn?voros en ?reas
Protegidas en el Norte de California, pp.504-513

MIRANDA H. MOCKRIN <mmockrin at gmail.com>, ROBERT F. ROCKWELL, KENT H.
REDFORD y NICHOLAS S. KEULER Efectos de las Caracter?sticas del Paisaje
sobre la Distribuci?n y Sustentabilidad de la Cacer?a de Ungulados en el
Norte de Congo, pp.514-525

ROB WILLIAMS <rmcw at st?andrews.ac.uk>, SHARON L. HEDLEY, TREVOR A. BRANCH,
MARK V. BRAVINGTON, ALEXANDRE N. ZERBINI y KEN P. FINDLAY Ballenas Azules
Chilenas como Caso de Estudio para Ilustrar M?todos para Estimar la
Abundancia y Evaluar el Estatus de Conservaci?n de Especies Raras,
pp.526-535

JOSEPH D. WHITE <joseph_d_white at baylor.edu>, KEVIN J. GUTZWILLER, WYLIE C.
BARROW, LORI JOHNSON-RANDALL, LISA ZYGO y PAMELA SWINT Comprensi?n de los
Efectos de la Interacci?n del Cambio Clim?tico y el Manejo de Fuego sobre
la Distribuci?n de Aves Mediante Modelos Combinados de Procesos y H?bitat,
pp.536-546

STEVEN J. PRICE <pricsj7 at wfu.edu>, KRISTEN K. CECALA, ROBERT A. BROWNE y
MICHAEL E. DORCAS Efectos de la Urbanizaci?n sobre la Ocupaci?n de
Salamandras de Arroyo, pp.547-555

PIETER T. J. JOHNSON <pricsj7 at wfu.edu>, VALERIE J. McKENZIE, ANNA C.
PETERSON, JACOB L. KERBY, JENNIFER BROWN, ANDREW R. BLAUSTEIN y TINA
JACKSON Declinaci?n Regional de un Anfibio Ic?nico Asociado con la Altitud,
el Cambio de Uso de Suelo y Especies Invasoras, pp.556-566

JANINE BOLLIGER, THOMAS C. EDWARDS JR., STEFAN EGGENBERG, SASCHA ISMAIL,
IRMI SEIDL y FELIX KIENAST <felix.kienast at wsl.ch> Balanceando las
Probabilidades de Regeneraci?n del Bosque y los Costos de Mantenimiento en
Pastizales Secos de Alta Prioridad de Conservaci?n, pp.567-576

OLAV SKARPAAS <olav.skarpaas at nina.no> y ODD E. STABBETORP An?lisis de
Viabilidad Poblacional con Datos de Ocurrencia de Especies de Colecciones
de Museo, pp.577-586

MICHAEL G. SORICE <msorice at tamu.edu>, WOLFGANG HAIDER, J. RICHARD CONNER y
ROBERT B. DITTON Estructura de los Incentivos Para Propietarios Privados y
Su Participaci?n en Un Programa de Conservaci?n de Especies, pp.587-596

S.M. ALLEBONE-WEBB <e.j.milner-gulland at imperial.ac.uk>, N.F. K?MPEL, J.
RIST, G. COWLISHAW, J.M. ROWCLIFFE y E.J. MILNER-GULLAND Utilizaci?n de
Datos de Mercado para Evaluar la Sustentabilidad de la Cacer?a de Vida
Silvestre en Guinea Ecuatorial, pp.597-606

C. KREMEN <ckremen at berkeley.edu>, K. S. ULLMAN y R. W. THORP Evaluaci?n de
la Calidad de Datos de Comunidades de Polinizadores Tomados por
Ciudadanos-Cient?ficos, pp.607-617

KATHARINE L. STUBLE <kstuble at utk.edu>, L. KATHERINE KIRKMAN, C. RONALD
CARROLL y NATHAN J. SANDERS Efectos Relativos de la Perturbaci?n sobre
Especies de Hormigas de Fuego Importadas y Nativas en un Ecosistema de
Pinos, pp.618-622

ALEJANDRO ACEVEDO-GUTI?RREZ < acevedo at biol.wwu.edu>, LISA ACEVEDO y LAURA
BOREN Efectos de la Presencia de Oficiales Voluntarios sobre el
Hostigamiento a Focas de Nueva Zelanda, pp.623-627

DANIEL R. PETROLIA <petrolia at agecon.msstate.edu> y MATTHEW G. INTERIS Lo
que los Economistas Ambientales Piensan que Debe Saber Todo Bi?logo de la
Conservaci?n: Respuesta a Gowdy et. al., pp.628-630

JERRY JOHNSON <jdj at montana.edu> Conservaci?n y Desorden Social: Respuesta
a Berger y Beckman, pp.631-632

JOEL BERGER < jberger at wcs.org> y JON P. BECKMANN La Intersecci?n Entre el
Cambio Social y la Conservaci?n en el Nuevo Oeste Americano, pp.633-634

WILLIAM R. FREUDENBURG Evidencias y Aseveraciones en la Evaluaci?n de
Factores Humanos, pp.635-636

JOEL BERGER <jberger at wcs.org> y JON P. BECKMANN Evidencias y Aseveraciones
Deficientes sobre Ciudades En?rgeticas Pr?speras, pp.637-638

KAMALJIT S. BAWA <kamal.bawa at umb.edu>, NITIN D. RAI y NAVJOT S. SODHI
Derechos, Gobernabilidad y Conservaci?n de la Diversidad Biol?gica,
pp.639-641

KATE DAVIS <kathrynkdavis1 at gmail.com> Ganancias sin Pirater?a, pp.642-644

JAMES LAZELL <hq at theconservationagency.org> Islas: Hechos y Teor?as,
pp.644-646

JOHN D. C. LINELL <john.linnell at nina.no> La Importancia Relativa de
Depredadores y Humanos en la Estructuraci?n y Conservaci?n de Ecosistemas,
pp.646-647

Notado con Inter?s, pp.648-648

Libros Recibidos (Septiembre 2009 ? Diciembre 2010), pp.648-657

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PARTE II: OTRAS INFORMACIONES / OUTRAS INFORMA??ES / AUTRES INFORMATIONS /
OTHER OPPORTUNITIES

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1. Books freely available / Libros libremente disponibles: THE NATIONAL
ACADEMIES PRESS MAKES ALL PDF BOOKS FREE TO DOWNLOAD (English only /
Solamente ingl?s)

2. Fellowship / Beca: SMITH FELLOWS 2012 CALL FOR PROPOSALS ANNOUNCED
(English only / Solamente ingl?s) (Due date: 16 September 2011 / Fecha
l?mite: 16 septiembre 2011)

3. Digital sound collection available / Colecci?n digital de sonidos
disponible: TED PARKER NEOTROPICAL SOUND COLLECTION AVAILABLE ON-LINE
(English only / Solamente ingl?s)

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1. Books freely available / Libros libremente disponibles: THE NATIONAL
ACADEMIES PRESS MAKES ALL PDF BOOKS FREE TO DOWNLOAD (English only /
Solamente ingl?s)

As of June 2, 2011, all PDF versions of books published by the National
Academies Press will be downloadable to anyone free of charge.  This
includes a current catalog of more than 4,000 books plus future reports
produced by the Press. The mission of the National Academies Press (NAP) --
publisher for the National Academy of Sciences, National Academy of
Engineering, Institute of Medicine, and National Research Council -- is to
disseminate the institutions' content as widely as possible while
maintaining financial sustainability. To that end, NAP began offering free
content online in 1994. Before today?s announcement, all PDFs were free to
download in developing countries, and 65 percent of them were available for
free to any user.

The free PDFs are available exclusively from the NAP?s website:
http://www.nap.edu.

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2. Fellowship / Beca: SMITH FELLOWS 2012 CALL FOR PROPOSALS ANNOUNCED
(English only / Solamente ingl?s) (Due date: 16 September 2011 / Fecha
l?mite: 16 septiembre 2011)

The Society for Conservation Biology is pleased to solicit applications
for the David H. Smith Conservation Research Fellowship Program. These two
year post-doctoral fellowships are open to applicants from anywhere in the
world, and enable outstanding early-career scientists to improve and expand
their research skills while directing their efforts towards problems of
pressing conservation concern for the United States.

Each Fellow is mentored by both an academic sponsor who encourages the
Fellow?s continued development as a conservation scientist, and a
conservation practitioner who helps to connect the Fellow and her/his
research to practical conservation challenges.

Fellows will spend up to three weeks per year during their fellowship
attending orientation and training events. These offerings provide
opportunities to cultivate professional networks and to gain better
understanding of applied research needs. Fellows will participate as a
group in three or more of these Program-sponsored meetings, conferences, or
professional development events each year.  

The Program especially encourages individuals who want to better link
conservation science and theory with pressing policy and management
applications to apply. We envision that the cadre of scientists supported
by the Smith Fellows Program eventually will assume leadership positions
across the field of conservation science. Fellows are selected on the basis
of innovation, potential for leadership and strength of proposal.

The deadline for receipt of application materials is 16 September 2011.
The Program expects to select four Fellows in January 2012 for appointments
to start between March and September 2012. Fellowship awards include an
annual salary of $50,000, benefits, and generous travel and research
budgets. For detailed proposal guidelines, please visit
http://www.conbio.org/smithfellows/apply/. Questions may be directed to
Shonda Foster, Program Coordinator, by emailing sfoster at conbio.org.

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3. Digital sound collection available / Colecci?n digital de sonidos
disponible: TED PARKER NEOTROPICAL SOUND COLLECTION AVAILABLE ON-LINE
(English only / Solamente ingl?s)

The Macaulay Library is very pleased to announce the recent completion of
the digitization of the Ted Parker Neotropical sound collection. All of
Ted's archived Neotropical recordings--from his first recording in 1973 (an
Eared Quetzal in Mexico) to the recordings made just before his tragic
death in 1993--are now digitized and playable on the Macaulay Library web
site. This invaluable collection includes over 10,200 recordings totaling
more than 260 hours of sound. All told, Ted recorded more than 1,850
species of birds, mammals, and anurans from Central America, South America,
and the Caribbean.

It is our great pleasure to be able to share Ted Parker's incredible sound
recording legacy with all who are interested in Neotropical birds. All of
his recordings are now playable on the Macaulay Library web site. They are
best accessed by going to our Advanced Search page
(http://macaulaylibrary.org/advancedSearch.do), typing "Parker" in the
Recordist field, and then selecting the "Parker, Theodore A., III"
drop-down that appears. Like all recordings that are playable on the ML web
site, Parker recordings are also available to researchers as 44.1kHz/16-bit
.wav files upon request.

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NeoCons es distribuida electr?nicamente cada dos meses por la Sociedad
para la Biolog?a de la Conservaci?n. La subscripci?n es gratuita.

NeoCons ? distribu?do electronicamente todos os dois meses pela Sociedade
para a Biologia da Conserva??o. A subscri??o ? gratuita.

NeoCons est distribu? ?lectroniquement tous les deux mois par la Soci?t?
pour la Biologie de la Conservation. La souscription est gratuite.

NeoCons is distributed electronically every two months by the Society for
Conservation Biology. Subscription is free of charge.

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Mayor informaci?n / Maiores informa??es / Informations suppl?mentaires/
Additional information: 

http://www.conservationbiology.org/SCB/Publications/NeoCons/

Jon Paul Rodr?guez, Editor NeoCons, Centro de Ecolog?a, IVIC, Apartado
20632, Caracas 1020-A, Venezuela.
Tel/Fax. ++ 58 - 212 - 504 1617
Email: jonpaul at ivic.gob.ve

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