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Table 8: Queries against Biotea.

Ecology and the Birth of Bioregionalism

Author: A list of endangered ecosystems appears in R. F. Noss E. T. LaRoe 111, and J. M. Scott
A much-cited book that is leading the shift toward an imbalance-of-nature paradigm is Daniel Botkin’s
Alien plant species in North America are reported in Daniel Simberloff
An excellent essay on why the loss of a keystone species (such as a top predator) requires humans to intervene in nature reserves is Jared Diamond
An excellent review article of the keystone species concept is Mary E. Power et al.
Discussion of the shift to an imbalance-of-nature view is in Stewart T. A. Pickett V. Thomas Parker, and Peggy L. Fiedler
Gregory Bateson writes of “organism-in-environment” in his
Key early publications promoting the bioregional movement are Peter Berg
Paul Martin’s publications on extinct Pleistocene mammals and the Overkill Hypothesis include Paul S. Martin and Richard G. Klein
Paul Shepard presented ecology as the science in which “relationships are as real as the thing” in his coauthored book with Daniel McKinley
Terry Tempest Williams writes of her visit to Pelham Bay Park in her
The classic study that identified the starfish as a keystone species is Robert T. Paine
The quotation by Dave Foreman on the importance of wilderness appears in his
The quotation by Dave Foreman on wilderness and generosity of spirit appears in his
The quotation by David Abram is in his
The quotation by Gary Snyder appears in his
The quotation by George Wuerthner on “ecological time warp” is in his
The quotation by J. Baird Callicott is in his
The quotation by Paul Martin on the Grand Canyon appears in his
The quotation by Paul S. Martin on ghost species appears in his
The rivers of Alabama are presented as a hotspot for mussels in Charles Lydeard and Richard L. Mayden
The speculation that condors held on in California because of beached whales appears in Paul Martin’s
The Wildlands Project was initially presented in a special “Wildlands Project” issue of Wild Earth magazine in
Publication venue: 'Springer Science and Business Media LLC'
Publication date: 01/01/1997
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