Incorporating detectability of threatened species into environmental impact assessment

Georgia E Garrard; Sarah A Bekessy; Michael A McCarthy; Brendan A Wintle

Journal article

Incorporating detectability of threatened species into environmental impact assessment

Georgia E Garrard, Sarah A Bekessy, Michael A McCarthy, Brendan A Wintle

CONSERVATION BIOLOGY | WILEY | Published : 2015

DOI: 10.1111/cobi.12351

University of Melbourne Researchers

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Funding Acknowledgements

G.E.G. was supported by an Australian Postgraduate Award and an ARC Linkage Grant (LP0454979). B.A.W., M.A.M., and S.A.B. are supported by ARC Future Fellowships FT100100819, FT100100923, and FT130101225. B.A.W., G.E.G., M.A.M., and S.A.B. were supported by funding from the National Environment Research Program Environmental Decisions Hub and the Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence for Environmental Decisions.