Perspectives in insect conservation

A spatial and process sub-regional framework for insect and biodiversity conservation research and management/ Logging and boreal ground-beetle assemblages on two continents : implications for conservation/ Australian native steppe-type landscapes : neglected areas for invertebrate conservation in Australia/ Insect conservation and extensive agriculture : the savanna of Southern Africa/ Insect conservation in the African Cape Fynbos, with special reference to endophagous insects : Dragonflies (Odonata) in toxic overlays and biodiversity conservation/ Orthopteroid insects in threatened habitats in Australia/ Extinction, biological control, and insect conservation on islands/ Effects of exotic species on Australian native insects/ All else is not equal : temporal population variability and insect conservation/ Conservation and systematics - the agony and the ecstasy/ Systematics and the conservation of biodiversity : global, national and local perspectives/ The role of museums and zoos in influencing public attitudes towards invertebrate conservation