Book Review – Australian Falcons: Ecology, Behaviour and Conservation
This Corella review of Australian Falcons: Ecology, Behaviour and Conservation by James Fitzsimons summarizes major ecological findings, behavioural research, and conservation challenges facing Australia’s falcon species. It highlights the book’s value for ornithologists, conservationists, and raptor researchers across Australia.
Subject Tags
- Conservation Planning
Abstract
This review evaluates Australian Falcons: Ecology, Behaviour and Conservation, a comprehensive synthesis of the biology, ecology, and conservation needs of Australia’s falcon species. The book integrates decades of field research, behavioural observations, and conservation assessments to highlight population trends, habitat pressures, and emerging threats. The reviewer, James Fitzsimons, discusses the book’s contribution to Australian ornithology, noting its value for researchers, land managers, and conservation practitioners. The review emphasizes the book’s clear presentation, strong ecological grounding, and relevance for understanding raptor conservation challenges across Australia.
Citation
Pavey, C. (2023). Book Review-Australian Falcons: Ecology, Behaviour and Conservation by Stephen Debus. Australian Field Ornithology, 40.
TNC Authors
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James Fitzsimons
The Nature Conservancy
Email: jfitzsimons@TNC.ORG