Grouse News 11-20 (1996-2000)

Authors

World Pheasant Association International
Diana Lovel, World Pheasant Association International

Date of this Version

1996

Document Type

Article

Citation

Grouse News 11-20 (1996-2000)

World Pheasant Association International

Editor: Diana Lovel

Alternate title: Grouse News: Newsletter of the Grouse Specialist Group

Comments

Copyright 1996-2000, the authors of the respective items and World Pheasant International. Used by permission

Abstract

Issue 11 (June 1996)

Editorial, Diana Lovel

Diary of David and Margaret's visit to the Pyrenees June 19-28, 1995

Adaptability of gamebirds, David Jenkins

Pheasants and grouse, Matt Ridley

Letter to the editor, Tim Lovel

Grouse Group founded, Rudi Suchant

Hybrids between capercaillie and black grouse and their characteristics, Jan Porkert

Does the occurrence of capercaillie-black grouse hybrids in Øvre Landvik, southern Norway signalize the coming extinction of capercaillies, as it did in Ostsudeten in the Czech Republic? Jan Porkert in cooperation with Arne Flor

Review of Naturschutz report

The effect of matrix on the occurrence of hazel grouse in isolated habitat fragments, J. Åberg, G. Jansson, J. E. Swenson, P. Angelstam

Long-term dynamics of hazel grouse populations in source- and sink-dominated pristine taiga landscapes, Aleksandr B. Beshkarev, Jon E. Swenson, Per Angelstam, Per Andrén, and Aleksei B. Blagovidov

Grouse snippets

Issue 12 (December 1996)

Grouse Specialist Group, Matt Ridley

The Seventh International Grouse Symposium, Fort Collins, Colorado, USA, August 1996, Anne Westerberg

Grouse Specialist Group Chairmanship, Diana Lovel

Letter to the editor, Ilse Storch

Sage grouse and the conservation reserve program in north-cenlral Washington, Michael A. Schroeder

Review of lhe dislribution of hazel grouse in lhe Korean Peninsula, Sang-Hoon Han and Yuzo Fujimaki

A summer wilh rock ptarmigan in northeast Greenland, Manfred Lieser

Capercaillie conservation meetings, Scotland

Grouse snippets

New publications

Issue 13 (June 1997)

Editorial, Diana Lovel

Grouse Specialist Group

Grouse Specialist Group: Chairman's column, Ilse Storch

Profile: Jack Connelly, a member of the Grouse Specialist Group Committee

Breeding of Siberian spruce grouse Falcipennis falcipennis and Caucasian black grouse Tetrao mlokosiewiczi in captivity, Hans-Heiner Bergmann, Siegfried Klaus, and Ursula Wilmering

Review of Die Haselbühner Bonasa bonasia und Bonasa sewerzowi: Die Neue Brehm Bücherei by H.-H. Bergmann, S. Klaus, F. Müller, W. Scherzinger, J. F. Swenson, and J. Wiesner

Diary of David and Margaret's visit to the Pyrenees June 19-28, 1995, Part II

Ecology and behaviour of the Chinese grouse, Siegfried Klaus, Wolfgang Scherzinger, and Yue-Hua Sun

Grouse snippets

Issue 14 ()

Editorial, Diana Lovel

Grouse Specialist Group

Chairman's column, Ilse Storch

Forum: Re-introduction as a conservation tool: Breeding and releasing projects for capercaillie in Germany, Siegfried Klaus

Prairie grouse translocations in North America: A viable management alternative? Jack Connelly

Profile: Kathy M. Martin

Profile: Sun Yue-Hua

Chinese grouse at Lianhuashan: Progress report from a project supported by the GSG, Sun Yue-Hua and Fang Yun

Behavioural studies of Chinese grouse during mating season in 1997, Siegfried Klaus, Wolfgang Scherzinger, Sun Yue-Hua, and Fang Yun

A new distribution area of the Chinese grouse in Tibet, Lu Xin

Surveys of the Caucasian black grouse in Armenia, Alexander Solokha

Recent publications

Grouse snippets

Issue 15 (June 1998)

Editorial, Diana Lovel

Grouse Specialist Group

Chairman's column: A disturbing topic ... human disturbance of grouse [Forum], Ilse Storch

Human disturbance of grouse in France, Emmanuel Menoni and Yann Magnani

Skiing and grouse in the Bavarian Alps, Albin Zeitler and Ulrich Glanzer

Tourism in the Black Forest: Danger for the capercaillie, Rudi Suchant and Ralf Roth

Buman disturbance of grouse in Switzerland, Pierre Mollet

Effects of human disturbance on Sharp-tailed grouse, Rick Baydack

Letter to the editor, Jimmy Oswald

Grouse snippets

Issue 16 (December 1998)

Editorial, Diana Lovel

Chairman's column, Ilse Storch

Chinese hazel grouse, Roald L. Potapov

Visiting the United Kingdom for grouse and pheasant, Fang Yun

Funding for Cllinese grouse project, Ilse Storch

A grouse "model-area" in the northern Black Forest, Helmut Weiss

Age determination of the hazel grouse based on skulI pneumatization, Hee-Young Chae and Yuzo Fujimaki

The plant species eaten by hazel grouse in the southern part of the Russian Far East, Vitalii A. Nechaev and Yuzo Fujimaki

Profile: Tim Lovel

Dead rats may save grouse from barriers

Issue 17 ()

Editorial, Diana Lovel

Grouse Specialist Group

Chairman's column: News from the Grouse Action Plan, Ilse Storch

The research programme for Finnish Grouse, Harto Lindén

Population dynamics of black grouse in managed boreal forests, Arto Marjakangas

The effects of hunting on the willow ptarmigan population: A short description of an ongoing project, Tor K Spidsø, Han Christian Pedersen, Harald Steen, Leif Kastdalen, and Webjorn Svendsen

Grouse and grouse researchers in Noway, Torstein Storaas

The reintroduction of capercaillie in Parc national des Cévennes, Christian Nappée

Investigations on Chinese grouse in comparison with hazel grouse and ruffed grouse: Landscape ecology, ecology and behaviour, Siegfried Klaus, Yue-Hua Sun, Yun Fang, and Wolfgang Scherzinger

Brief note

Erratum for Grouse News, issue 16 (December 1998), Ilse Storch

Issue 18 (December 1999)

Editorial, Diana Lovel

Grouse Specialist Group

Chairman's column, Ilse Storch

Genetic markers for studying spatial structure of grouse populations, Gernot Segelbacher and Ilse Storch

Eighth International Grouse Symposium

Decline of capercaillie in Scotland

Grouse snippet

Black grouse are flourishing, Tim Lovel

Issue 19 (2000)

Chairman's column, Ilse Storch

Grouse Specialist Group

IUCN Grouse Action Plan available soon

Implementing the Grouse Action Plan, or why three parents are better than one, Philip McGowan

Russian capercaillie Tetrao urogallus from the wild released into Thuringian forests, Siegfried Klaus and Karin Graf

A research project on limiting factors for Cantabrian caperailJie José Ramón Obeso

Changes of capercaillie habitats with altitude in Slovenia, Miran Cas

Portraits of GSG committee members: Siegfried Klaus and Alexander V. Andreev

Sun Yue-Hua awarded for his continued project on the Chinese grouse

Conservation biological study on the Chinese grouse Bonasa sewerzowi and other endemic birds in southern Gansu, China, Sun Yue-Hua

Welcome to 9th International Grouse Symposium in China

Conference announcement: The Fate of Black Grouse in Moors and Heathlands of Europe, Liège, Belgium, September 26-29, 2000

Issue 20 (2000)

Editorial, Diana Lovel

Chairman's column, Ilse Storch

The Gunnison sage grouse: Can sexual selection increase the rate of speciation and extinction? Jessica Young

Hazel grouse in Mongolia, A, Bold

Compared modeling of climatic influences on black grouse population dynamics in Europe: Summary of the doctoral thesis, Michèle Loneux

Nest predation on ground nesting birds in Bavaria in relation to the distance to farmland and habitat structure, Evi Tschunko

Eggs of spruce grouse lose water faster than eggs of ruffed grouse, J. F. Bendell and J. J. Bendell-Young

Monitoring of black grouse in the Belluno Province (eastern Italian Alps), M. Ramanzin, M. Bottazzo, S. Fuser, G. Sommavilla

Grouse: Status survey and action plan 2000-2004, compiled by Ilse Storch

Capercaillie and woodpeckers as indicators in alpine forests: Applications and limitations as conservation tools, Irene Fischer

Announcement: Grouse Symposium 2002