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Volume 46, Issue 2 supplement

March 2017

Special Issue: Goose management: From local to flyway scale

Issue Editors:

Anthony D. Fox,
Jesper Madsen

14 articles in this issue

Threatened species to super-abundance: The unexpected international implications of successful goose conservation
Anthony D. Fox
Jesper Madsen
OriginalPaper Open access 18 February 2017 Pages: 179 - 187
Why geese benefit from the transition from natural vegetation to agriculture
Anthony D. Fox
Kenneth F. Abraham
OriginalPaper Open access 18 February 2017 Pages: 188 - 197
Reconciling competing values placed upon goose populations: The evolution of and experiences from the Islay Sustainable Goose Management Strategy
Rae McKenzie
Jessica M. Shaw
OriginalPaper Open access 18 February 2017 Pages: 198 - 209
Combining modelling tools to evaluate a goose management scheme
Johannes M. Baveco
Anne-Kari Bergjord
Bart A. Nolet
OriginalPaper Open access 18 February 2017 Pages: 210 - 223
Goose management in Scotland: An overview
Ian Bainbridge
OriginalPaper Open access 18 February 2017 Pages: 224 - 230
Goose management schemes to resolve conflicts with agriculture: Theory, practice and effects
Einar Eythórsson
Ingunn M. Tombre
Jesper Madsen
OriginalPaper Open access 18 February 2017 Pages: 231 - 240
Responses of wintering geese to the designation of goose foraging areas in The Netherlands
Kees Koffijberg
Hans Schekkerman
Erik van Winden
OriginalPaper Open access 18 February 2017 Pages: 241 - 250
Management of a Dutch resident barnacle goose Branta leucopsis population: How can results from counts, ringing and hunting bag statistics be reconciled?
Henk P. van der Jeugd
Anne Kwak
OriginalPaper Open access 18 February 2017 Pages: 251 - 261
The greater snow goose Anser caerulescens atlanticus: Managing an overabundant population
Josée Lefebvre
Gilles Gauthier
Luc Bélanger
OriginalPaper Open access 18 February 2017 Pages: 262 - 274
Implementation of the first adaptive management plan for a European migratory waterbird population: The case of the Svalbard pink-footed goose Anser brachyrhynchus
Jesper Madsen
James Henty Williams
Eckhart Kuijken
OriginalPaper Open access 18 February 2017 Pages: 275 - 289
Crowded skies: Conflicts between expanding goose populations and aviation safety
David R. Bradbeer
Camilla Rosenquist
Anthony D. Fox
OriginalPaper Open access 18 February 2017 Pages: 290 - 300
Balancing ecosystem function, services and disservices resulting from expanding goose populations
Ralph Buij
Theodorus C. P. Melman
Anthony D. Fox
OriginalPaper Open access 18 February 2017 Pages: 301 - 318
Scaring as a tool to alleviate crop damage by geese: Revealing differences between farmers’ perceptions and the scale of the problem
Caroline E. Simonsen
Ingunn M. Tombre
Jesper Madsen
OriginalPaper Open access 18 February 2017 Pages: 319 - 327
Key actions towards the sustainable management of European geese
David A. Stroud
Jesper Madsen
Anthony D. Fox
OriginalPaper Open access 18 February 2017 Pages: 328 - 338

Volume 46, Issue 2 supplement

Threatened species to super-abundance: The unexpected international implications of successful goose conservation

Why geese benefit from the transition from natural vegetation to agriculture

Reconciling competing values placed upon goose populations: The evolution of and experiences from the Islay Sustainable Goose Management Strategy

Combining modelling tools to evaluate a goose management scheme

Goose management in Scotland: An overview

Goose management schemes to resolve conflicts with agriculture: Theory, practice and effects

Responses of wintering geese to the designation of goose foraging areas in The Netherlands

Management of a Dutch resident barnacle goose Branta leucopsis population: How can results from counts, ringing and hunting bag statistics be reconciled?

The greater snow goose Anser caerulescens atlanticus: Managing an overabundant population

Implementation of the first adaptive management plan for a European migratory waterbird population: The case of the Svalbard pink-footed goose Anser brachyrhynchus

Crowded skies: Conflicts between expanding goose populations and aviation safety

Balancing ecosystem function, services and disservices resulting from expanding goose populations

Scaring as a tool to alleviate crop damage by geese: Revealing differences between farmers’ perceptions and the scale of the problem

Key actions towards the sustainable management of European geese

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