Annual Review of the World Pheasant Association 2007/2008

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World Pheasant Association

Date of this Version

2008

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Article

Citation

Annual Review of the World Pheasant Association 2007/2008

Newcastle-upon-Tyne, United Kingdom, 2008

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Copyright 2008, World Pheasant Association. Used by permission

Abstract

Chairman of Trustees' report, G. R.(Dick) Potts

Treasurer's report for the year ended April 30, 2008, Peter Bond

Welcome, Philip J. K. McGowan

Report from the European Conservation Breeding Group, John Corder

Specialist groups: Global networks of technical excellence

WPA around the world: Highlights from the chapters

The European Galliformes census, Siro Serena

The importance of making regular galliform census returns, Natalie Clark and Simon Mayes

Guidelines for the re-introduction of Galliformes for conservation purposes, Philip J. K. McGowan

Making the best use of our resources: planning for effective action, Philip J. K. McGowan

WPA's Fourth International Galliformes Symposium; held in Chengdu, China, Simon D. Dowell

The features of pure ruffed pheasants, Ludo Pinceel

Conservation genetics of Galliformes in China, gernot Segelbacher and Zhang Zhengwang

Increasing our knowledge on the ecology of the Trinidad piping-guan, Kerrie Naranjit

An update on the status of the gorgeted wood-quail: a down listing success, Clare Turner

Recent research on the Critically Endangered Djibouti francolin, Clive Bealey

Saving the horned curassow from extinction in Bolivia, Susan E. Davis and Natalie Zambrana Y.

Conserving the red-billed curassow: first steps in the implementation of the Action Plan, Ariane Dias Alvarez and Pedro Develey

Developing monitoring methods in southern Sichuan, David Lee, Yue Bisong, and Philip J. K. McGowan

Attitudinal values towards sacred groves, Sichuan, China: impacts for conservation, Lucy Garrett

How important is South Asia's protected area network to the Galliformes? Natalie Clark, Elizabeth Boakes, Richard Fuller, Philip J. K. McGowan, and Georgina Mace

Surveying western tragopan in Palas Valley, Pakistan, Francis Buner

Progress in Indochina, Stephen Browne

Territory, home range and habitat use of Hainan hill-partridge in Yinggeling Nature Reserve, Hainan Island , China, Canchao Yang, Yan Cai, Haitao Shi, and Wei Liang

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