Quantitative conservation biology : theory and practice of population viability analysis

This text provides practical, intelligible, and intuitive explanations of population modelling to empirical ecologists and conservation biologists.

Modelling methods that do not require large amounts of data (typically unavailable for endangered species) are emphasized.

As such, the book is appropriate for undergraduate and graduate students interested in quantitative conservation biology, managers charged with preserving endangered species, and, in short, for any conservation biologist or ecologist seeking to better understand the analysis and modelling of population data.