[PCA] Risks of transplants & enhancements (more)

[Peter White]

Some of you may be familiar with Doria Gordon's guide to reintroduction 
for TNC in Florida. If was developed as an dichotomous key to decision 
making.

Johnny Randall wrote:
> Please find attached the Reintroduction, Augmentation, and 
> Transplantation Guidelines prepared by the NC Plant Conservation 
> Program Scientific Committee. These Guidelines were prepared as a 
> checklist in order to help workers consider many of the factors of a 
> proposed reintroduction, augmentation, or transplantation. Johnny Randall
>
> Larry Morse wrote:
>> From Adolf Ceska:
>>
>> > For the article on the same theme see also BEN (Botanical 
>> Electronic News) #
>> > 331 June 16, 2004:
>> >
>> > http://www.ou.edu/cas/botany-micro/ben/ben331.html
>> >
>> > THE DANGERS OF TRANSPLANTATION AS A CONSERVATION TECHNIQUE
>> > From: Dianne Fahselt, Department of Plant Sciences, University of 
>> Western
>> > Ontario, London, Ontario, Canada N6A 5B7 [dfahselt at uwo.ca 
>> <mailto:dfahselt at uwo.ca>]
>> > These were the excerpts from the article published in the Natural 
>> Areas
>> > Journal 8(4): 238-243.
>> >
>> > Last year, Dianne Fahselt published the update of her 1988 paper:
>> > Fahselt, D. 2007. Is transplantation an effective means of preserving
>> > vegetation? Canadian Journal of Botany 85: 1007-1017.
>> >
>> >Adolf Ceska, Ph.D.
>> > Ceska Geobotanical Consulting
>> > P.O. Box 8546
>> > Victoria, British Columbia
>> > Canada V8W 3S2
>> > Phone: 250-477-1211 Cell/Mobile: 250-216-1481
>> > E-mail: aceska at telus.net
>> > _____________________________________________
>> >
>> > BEN archive: http://www.ou.edu/cas/botany-micro/ben/ 
>> <http://www.ou.edu/cas/botany-mi%21%0A%20cro/ben/p>
>>
>> Larry Morse
>> Washington, D.C.
>> larry.morse.dc at earthlink.net
>> (Larry.E.Morse at LEM-Natural-Diversity.com)
>> (202)-543-2488
>> < http://www.lem-natural-diversity.com/ >
>>
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