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Vol. 11 (2004): Conference proceedings of the 1st Hungarian Conference of Conservation Biology (Sopron, 14-17 November 2002)

Published: 2004-12-31

Full Issue

TVK_11_evfolyam (Hungarian)

Preface

Sopron 2002: Mérföldkő a hazai természetvédelemben

Miklós Persányi

9
- Persányi_2004a (Hungarian)

Scientific Research

Parts of the whole: Linking disciplines in conservation biology as it is reflected by the First Hungarian Conservation Biology Conference

Ádám Zoltán Lendvai, István Szentirmai

11-20
- Lendvai_és_Szentirmai_2004 (Hungarian)
Practice in conservation and conservation biology: the role of scientific research

Csaba Aradi, Szilvia Gőri, Szabolcs Lengyel

21-30
- Aradi_et_al_2004 (Hungarian)
Identifying critical habitat patches - a case study

Ferenc Jordán, András Báldi, Kirill Márk Orci, István Rácz, Zoltán Varga

31-38
- Jordán_et_al_2004 (Hungarian)
Caveats of using the species-area relationship for extrapolations on historical and future species numbers

András Báldi, Judit Vörös

39-44
- Báldi_és_Vörös_2004 (Hungarian)
Planning of species management programmes, umbrella- and flagship-species conservation

Sándor Boldogh

45-54
- Boldogh_2004 (Hungarian)
Genetic aspects of the conservation of threatened species and populations, with special regard to forest trees

Csaba Mátyás

55-66
- Mátyás_2004 (Hungarian)
Analysis of horizontal gene transfer in river sediment

Benigna Kiss, Márta Vargha, Károly Márialigeti

67-75
- Kiss_et_al_2004 (Hungarian)
Zoos shift their paradigms towards conservation

Miklós Persányi

77-84
- Persányi_2004b (Hungarian)
Zoopedagogical and environmental education in order to protect endangered and highly endangered species in the Zoological and Botanical Garden of Jászberény

Zoltán Orbán, Péter Fercsik, Tamás Sárközy

85-92
- Orbán_et_al_2004 (Hungarian)
Actual and landscape historical biotop-mapping around Csongrád

József Áron Deák

93-105
- Deák_2004 (Hungarian)
Botanical survey of the Nagyerdő Forest

Péter Török, Béla Tóthmérész

107-116
- Török_és_Tóthmérész_2004 (Hungarian)
Chances of the survival of grasslands on dolomite under anthropogenic impacts

Szilvia Süle, Károly Penksza, Gábor Turcsányi, András Sümegi

117-125
- Süle_et_al_2004 (Hungarian)
Can we assess forest naturalness by ecological interpretation of forest floor vegetation?

Kata Kenderes, Tibor Standovár

127-137
- Kenderes_és_Standovár_2004 (Hungarian)