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Sex in troubled waters: Widespread agricultural contaminant disrupts reproductive behaviour in fish

Bertram, Michael G.; Saaristo, Minna; Baumgartner, John B.; Johnstone, Christopher P.; Allinson, Mayumi (2015) Sex in troubled waters: Widespread agricultural contaminant disrupts reproductive behaviour in fish. HORMONES AND BEHAVIOR 70(n/a): 85-91.

Shifting baseline in macroecology? Unravelling the influence of human impact on mammalian body mass

Santini, L; Gonzalez-Suarez, M; Rondinini, C; Di Marco, M (2017) Shifting baseline in macroecology? Unravelling the influence of human impact on mammalian body mass. DIVERS DISTRIB 23(6): 640-649.

Shorebird monitoring in Australia: a successful long-term collaboration between citizen scientists, governments and researchers

Hansen BD, RS Clemens, E Gallo?Cajiao, M Jackson, GS Maguire, G Maurer, D Milton, DI Rogers, DR Weller, MA Weston, EJ Woehler and RA Fuller (In press) Shorebird monitoring in Australia: a successful long-term collaboration between citizen scientists, governments and researchers. In: Counting Hens Teeth: Making threatened species monitoring an effective part of conservation management. CSIRO Publishing.

Shortfalls in the global protected area network at representing marine biodiversity

Klein CJ, Brown CJ, Halpern BS, Segan D,?McGowan J, Beger M, & Watson J (2015) Shortfalls in the global protected area network at representing marine biodiversity. Scientific Reports 5(): 17539.

Signs of wildlife activity and Eucalyptus wandoo condition

Moore, T. L.; Craig, M. D.; Valentine, L. E.; Hardy, G. E. St J.; Fleming, P. A. (2014) Signs of wildlife activity and Eucalyptus wandoo condition. AUSTRALIAN MAMMALOGY 36(2): 146-153.

Simple rules can guide whether land- or ocean-based conservation will best benefit marine ecosystems

Saunders, Megan I.; Bode, Michael; Atkinson, Scott; Klein, Carissa J.; Metaxas, Anna; Beher, Jutta; Beger, Maria; Mills, Morena; Giakoumi, Sylvaine; Tulloch, Vivitskaia; Possingham, Hugh P. (2017) Simple rules can guide whether land- or ocean-based conservation will best benefit marine ecosystems. PLOS BIOLOGY 15(9): -.

Simulating the value of collaboration in multi-actor conservation planning

Gordon, Ascelin; Bastin, Lucy; Langford, William T.; Lechner, Alex M.; Bekessy, Sarah A. (2013) Simulating the value of collaboration in multi-actor conservation planning. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING 249(n/a): 19-25.

Singapore hosts international efforts for conserving migratory waterbirds in the Asia-Pacific

Gallo-Cajiao, E., Jackson, M.V.,?Avery-Gomm, S. and Fuller, R.A (2017) Singapore hosts international efforts for conserving migratory waterbirds in the Asia-Pacific. Oryx 51(2): 206-207.

Six Common Mistakes in Conservation Priority Setting

Game, Edward T.; Kareiva, Peter; Possingham, Hugh P. (2013) Six Common Mistakes in Conservation Priority Setting. CONSERVATION BIOLOGY 27(3): 480-485.

Six principles for managing forests as ecologically sustainable ecosystems

Lindenmayer, David B.; Cunningham, Saul A. (2013) Six principles for managing forests as ecologically sustainable ecosystems. LANDSCAPE ECOLOGY 28(6): 1099-1110.

Sixteen years of change in the global terrestrial human footprint and implications for biodiversity conservation

Venter, Oscar; Sanderson, Eric W.; Magrach, Ainhoa; Allan, James R.; Beher, Jutta (2016) Sixteen years of change in the global terrestrial human footprint and implications for biodiversity conservation. NATURE COMMUNICATIONS 7(n/a): n/a.

Small mammals decline with increasing fire extent in northern Australia: evidence from long-term monitoring in Kakadu National Park

Lawes, Michael J.; Murphy, Brett P.; Fisher, Alaric; Woinarski, John C. Z.; Edwards, Andrew C. (2015) Small mammals decline with increasing fire extent in northern Australia: evidence from long-term monitoring in Kakadu National Park. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF WILDLAND FIRE 24(5): 712-722.

Smart Decisions for the Environment

Wilson K.  (Accepted May 2018) Smart Decisions for the Environment. Pacific Conservation Biology (): .

Social and cultural drivers behind the success of PES

Bekessy, S, Cooke, B (2011) Social and cultural drivers behind the success of PES. IN: Payment for Ecosystem Services and Food Security, Ottaviani, D, Scialabba, N. E. (Eds.) Natural Resources, Management and Environment Department, The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations. Rome, Italy p: 141-153.

Social equity and the probability of success of biodiversity conservation

Klein, Carissa; McKinnon, Madeleine C.; Wright, Becky Twohey; Possinghamc, Hugh P.; Halpern, Benjamin S. (2015) Social equity and the probability of success of biodiversity conservation. GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 35(n/a): 299-306.

Social preferences for the design of biodiversity offsets for shorebirds in Australia

Rogers, Abbie A.; Burton, Michael P. (2017) Social preferences for the design of biodiversity offsets for shorebirds in Australia. CONSERVATION BIOLOGY 31(4): 828-836.

Social processes promoting the adaptive capacity of rangeland managers to achieve resilience in the Karoo, South Africa

de Villiers, Ancois Carien; Esler, Karen J.; Knight, Andrew T. (2014) Social processes promoting the adaptive capacity of rangeland managers to achieve resilience in the Karoo, South Africa. JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT 146(n/a): 276-283.

Social-ecological analyses for better water resources decisions

Bekessy S and M Selinske (2017) Social-ecological analyses for better water resources decisions. In (Eds) Hart B and J Doolan, Decision Making in Water Resources Policy and Management. Elsevier. Pp 151?164

Social?Ecological Network Approaches in Interdisciplinary Research: A Response to Bohan et al. and Dee et al

? Bodin, ML Barnes, RRJ McAllister, JC Rocha, AM Guerrero (2017) Social?Ecological Network Approaches in Interdisciplinary Research: A Response to Bohan et al. and Dee et al. Trends in Ecology & Evolution 32(8): 547-549.

Society Is Ready for a New Kind of Science-Is Academia?

Keeler, BL; Chaplin-Kramer, R; Guerry, AD; Addison, PFE; Bettigole, C; Burke, IC; Gentry, B; Chambliss, L; Young, C; Travis, AJ; Darimont, CT; Gordon, DR; Hellmann, J; Kareiva, P; Monfort, S; Olander, L; Profeta, T; Possingham, HP; Slotterback, C; Sterling, E; Ticktin, T; Vira, B (2017) Society Is Ready for a New Kind of Science-Is Academia?. BIOSCIENCE 67(7): 591-592.