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Biography
I am a wildlife ecologist. I study wildlife ecology and management, with an emphasis on the evaluation of evidence of outcomes achieved by management efforts. I also study the science behind wildlife management.
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wildlife management
Earth & Environmental Sciences
numerical response
Earth & Environmental Sciences
climate
Agriculture & Biology
wildlife
Agriculture & Biology
population growth
Earth & Environmental Sciences
mammal
Earth & Environmental Sciences
sex determination
Earth & Environmental Sciences
Lynx
Agriculture & Biology
Network
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Projects 2002 2009
- 3 Finished
Peer review of the Kakadu National Park Feral Animal Management Strategy
23/05/07 → 15/06/07
Project: Other
Development of a fisheries stream in a new an innovative online course in environmental statistics offered by the University of Canberra.
Georges, A., HONE, J., HONE, J., WILLIAMS, D. & WILLIAMS, D.
Fisheries Research Development Corporation
15/11/02 → 28/02/04
Project: Other
Research Output 2002 2018
Evaluating wildlife management by using principles of applied ecology: Case studies and implications
Hone, J., Drake, V. A. & Krebs, C. J., 29 Aug 2018, In : Wildlife Research. 45, 5, p. 436-445 10 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
wildlife management
case studies
ecology
Macropus rufus
land tenure
Modeling dynamics of native and invasive species to guide prioritization of management actions
Lohr, C. A., Hone, J., Bode, M., Dickman, C. R., Wenger, A. & Pressey, R. L., May 2017, In : Ecosphere. 8, 5Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
Open Access
File
The Effort-Outcomes Relationship in Applied Ecology: Evaluation and Implications
Hone, J., Drake, V. A. & Krebs, C. J., Sep 2017, In : Bioscience. 67, 9, p. 845-852Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
Dispersal and climate warming determine range shift in model reptile populations
Boyle, M., Schwanz, L., HONE, J. & GEORGES, A., 2016, In : Ecological Modelling. 328, p. 34-43 10 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
Open Access
File
sex determination
reptile
warming
climate
temperature
Probably fewer wild pigs than that
Hone, J., 21 May 2016, New Scientist, 230, 3074, p. 53-53 1 p.Research output: Contribution to Newspaper/Magazine/Bulletin › Letter