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Most ecological risk assessments consider the risk to individual organisms or organismlevel attributes. From a management perspective, however, risks to populationlevel attributes and processes are often more relevant. Despite many published calls for population risk assessment and the abundance of available scientific research and technical tools assessing risks to populations, risk assessors worldwide still have difficulty determining how population level considerations can be integrated into environmental decisionmaking.PopulationLevel Ecological Risk Assessment establishes a framework for goals, methods, and data needs for different assessment applications and for integrating populationlevel risk assessment into risk management decisions. Beginning with a summary of legal, regulatory, business, and other contexts, the book presents populationlevel ecological risk assessment as an internationally recognized, sciencebased tool and offers specific recommendations for using this tool to support environmental management decisions. It gives clear, explicit, operational population assessment definitions and explains the relevance of density dependence, genetics, and spatial considerations, as well as applicable lessons from conservation biology and natural resource management.The authors provide a "tool box" of empirical and modeling methods and describe the general approaches, assumptions, data requirements, strengths, and limitations of each method. They establish a working foundation for designing and conducting populationlevel ecological risk assessments consistent with North American, European, and Japanese risk management approaches. The book concludes by highlighting key considerations needed to improve the scientific quality and interpretation of assessments. Detailed appendices include examples of populationlevel assessment approaches applicable to specific environmental management contexts, a modeling case study, and a supplemental reading list.
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