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Volume 55 · Number 3 May 2021
321 The global conservation movement is divided but not diverse: reflections on 2020, E.J. Milner-Gulland
323 Briefly 329 Conservation news
Reptile and amphibian conservation 334
Determining priority areas for an Endangered cold- adapted snake on warming mountaintops, E. Mizsei, M. Szabolcs, L. Szabó, Z. Boros, K. Mersini, S.A. Roussos et al.
344 Reintroducing species when threats still exist: assessing the suitability of contemporary landscapes for island endemics, N.F. Angeli & L.A. Fitzgerald
352 356
E-commerce promotes trade in invasive turtles in China, S. Liu, C. Newman, C.D. Buesching, D.W. Macdonald, Y. Zhang, K.-J. Zhang et al.
A flagship for Austral temperate forest conservation: an action plan for Darwin’s frogs brings key stakeholders together, C. Azat, A. Valenzuela-Sánchez, S. Delgado, A.A. Cunningham, M. Alvarado-Rybak, J. Bourke et al.
364 Unsustainable harvest of water frogs in southern Turkey for the European market, K. Çiçek, D. Ayaz, M. Afsar, Y. Bayrakcı, Ç.A. Pekşen, O. Cumhuriyet et al.
373 Range-wide decline of Chinese giant salamanders Andrias spp. from suitable habitat, B. Tapley, S.T. Turvey, S. Chen, G. Wei, F. Xie, J. Yang et al.
382 Lessons from practitioners for designing and implement- ing effective amphibian captive breeding programmes, B. Karlsdóttir, A.T. Knight, K. Johnson & J. Dawson
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Improving averted loss estimates for better biodiversity outcomes from offset exchanges, F.J.F. Maseyk, M. Maron, A. Gordon, J.W. Bull & M.C. Evans
404 Revealing research preferences in conservation science, J. Montana, C. Sandbrook, E. Robertson & M. Ryan
412 Which is worse for the red-billed curassow: habitat loss or hunting pressure? E. Rios, P.J.K. McGowan, N.J. Collar, M. Benchimol, G.R. Canale, F. Olmos et al.
421 Bushmeat hunting around Lomami National Park, Democratic Republic of the Congo, R. Batumike, G. Imani, C. Urom & A. Cuni-Sanchez
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Thirty-six years of legal and illegal wildlife trade entering the USA, M.T. Bager Olsen, J. Geldmann, M. Harfoot, D.P. Tittensor, B. Price, P. Sinovas et al.
442 Power line routing and configuration as major drivers of collision risk in two bustard species, A.T. Marques, R.C. Martins, J.P. Silva, J.M. Palmeirim & F. Moreira
452 Big cats in borderlands: challenges and implications for transboundary conservation of Asian leopards, M.S. Farhadinia, S. Rostro-García, L. Feng, J.F. Kamler, A. Spalton, E. Shevtsova et al.
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Is reintroduction a tool for the conservation of the jaguar Panthera onca? A case study in the Brazilian Pantanal, R.L. Gasparini-Morato, L. Sartorello, L. Rampim, C.E. Fragoso, L.A. May Jr, P. Teles et al.
466 Keeping predators out: testing fences to reduce livestock depredation at night-time corrals, G. Samelius, K. Suryawanshi, J. Frank, B. Agvaantseren, E. Baasandamba, T. Mijiddorj et al.
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Social structure and demography of a remnant Asian elephant Elephas maximus population and the implications for survival, L.J. Hale, K. Shi, T.C. Gilbert, K.S.-H. Peh & P. Riordan
Publications
479 Drawing the Sea Near: Satoumi and Coral Reef Conservation in Okinawa
479 Leaving Space for Nature: The Critical Role of Area-Based Conservation
480 Power in Conservation: Environmental Anthropology Beyond Political Ecology
Cover The Endangered Greek meadow viper is a cold-adapted snake endemic to the high-elevation meadow grasslands in the Pindos Mountains of Albania and Greece. Mapping of threats to this species, combined with an application of a systematic conservation planning tool, shows that much of the snake’s current habitat will become unsuitable by the 2080s as a result of climate change and habitat degradation. Conservation of this species needs to focus on sites of high importance by improving habitat quality—in particular by making changes to grazing practices—reducing disturbance and degradation, educating local stakeholders and continuing to monitor the populations. For further details, see pp. 334–343. (Photograph © Edvard Mizsei)
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