Conserving Bird Biodiversity General Principles and Their Application

Ken Norris is a lecturer in ecology and conservation at the University of Reading. His research interests include exploring the links between animal decision-making and the population dynamic consequences of those decisions, and avian conservation. He works on projects with a wide variety of endemic or threatened species including the Seychelles magpie robin, and St Helena wirebirds. He is joint editor of the Journal of Animal Ecology, and an editorial board member of Bird Study Deborah J. Pain is Head of International Research at the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, based in Sandy, Bedfordshire, where she is developing the Society's international research programme and managing the international research team who work in over 20 countries worldwideNorris, Ken is the author of 'Conserving Bird Biodiversity General Principles and Their Application' with ISBN 9780521783408 and ISBN 0521783402.