Large carnivores in the Alps and Carpathians
Large carnivores in the Alps and Carpathians: Living with the wildlife (format .pdf, 1.5MB)
Source: ALPARC.org
Abstract (articles):
- Large carnivores and protected areas (M. Vogel)
- Large carnivores in Carpathian Mountains (O. Ionescu et al.)
- Large carnivores in the Alps (M. Pavlik)
- Bear, wolf and lynx - Carnivores and the role of protected areas; a case study carried out in Maramures Mountains Nature Park and Berchtesgaden National Park (M. Künzl et al.)
- Ecological networks to maintain populations of large carnivores (S. Ondrus & M. Adamec)
- Management of the brown bear corridor in Upper Posocje, Slovenia - directives and measures (J. Dobravec)
- Managing brown bears (Ursus arctos arctos) with a view to reducing human-bear incidents (H. Iuncu)
- Regulation relating to large carnivore populations in Slovakia (M. Kassa)
- Large carnivores and public awareness campaigns: the role of protected areas (F. Zibordi)
- Bear conservation in Austria: an ambitious target with implementation problems at local level (G. Rauer)
- Austria's wolf project - Current situation and future prospects for large alpine carnivores (H. Dungler)