Handbook of Biodiversity Monitoring Methods (All what you want to know!)

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For those of you who's like to know more about biodiversity monitoring methods (our focus at EwA), here is a good reference and introduction to the field:

Handbook of Biodiversity Methods - Survey, Evaluation and Monitoring | Edited by David Hill et al (2005)

Here is  a rough list of the topics of the book. 

• Habitat requirements (Chapter 5) 
  
• Survey methods (Chapter 6)
  
• Methods for species assessment (Chapter 10) 
  
• Fungi (Chapter 11) 
  
• Lichens (Chapter 12) 
  
• Bryophytes (Chapter 13) 
  
• Aquatic macrophytes and algae (Chapter 14) 
  
• Vascular plants (Chapter 15) 
  
• Dragonflies and damselflies (Chapter 16) 
  
• Butterflies (Chapter 17) 
  
• Moths (Chapter 18) 
  
• Other terrestrial invertebrates (Chapter 19)
  
• Aquatic invertebrates (Chapter 20) 
  
• Fish (Chapter 21) 
  
• Amphibians (Chapter 22) 
  
• Reptiles (Chapter 23) 
  
• Birds (Chapter 24) 
  
• Bats (Chapter 25) 
  
• Other mammals (Chapter 26)
  

Here is the link to a pdf version of the handbook [>]

Enjoy! ツ