PART I Understanding Habitat on Landscapes
1 The Landscape Perspective in Wildlife and Habitat Management
2 Wildlife Management and the Roots of Landscape Ecology
3 Wildlife-Landscape Relationships: A Foundation for Managing Habitats on Landscapes
PART II Establishing a Landscape Foundation for Wildlife Managers
4 Essential Concepts in Landscape Ecology for Wildlife and Natural Resource Managers
5 Using Landscape Ecology to Inform Effective Management
6 Translating Landcover Data Sets into Habitat Features
7 Influence of Habitat Loss and Fragmentation on Wildlife Populations
8 Data Collection and Quantitative Considerations for Studying Pattern-Process Relationships on Landscapes
9 Part II Synthesis: Establishing a Landscape Foundation for Wildlife Managers
PART III Establishing a Wildlife Management Foundation for Landscape Ecologists
10 Managing Wildlife at Landscape Scales
11 Improving Communication between Landscape Ecologists and Managers: Challenges and Opportunities
12 Developing Useful Spatially Explicit Habitat Models and Decision- Support Tools for Wildlife Management
13 Managing Landscapes and the Importance of Conservation Incentive Programs
14 Part III Synthesis: Establishing a Wildlife Management Foundation for Landscape Ecologists
PART IV Translating Landscape Ecology to Management
15 Age, Size, Configuration, and Context: Keys to Habitat Management at All Scales
16 A Joint Venture Approach
17 Translating Landscape Ecology to Management: A Landscape Conservation Cooperatives Approach
18 Mapping Priority Areas for Species Conservation
19 Nongovernmental Organizations: Their Role in and Approach to Landscape Conservation
20 Part IV Synthesis: Translating Landscape Ecology to Management