Invertebrates and restoration: Interview with Jonathan Majer

Majer, Jonathan; McDonald, Tein

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Majer, Jonathan

McDonald, Tein

Date

2013

Type

Journal Article

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Majer, J. and McDonald, T. 2013. Invertebrates and restoration: Interview with Jonathan Majer. Ecological Management & Restoration. 14 (3): pp. 172-181.

Source Title

Ecological Management & Restoration

ISSN

1442-7001

School

Department of Environment and Agriculture

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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/58659

Collection

Curtin Research Publications

Abstract

Entomologist Jonathan Majer is a world pioneer in using ants as indicators of restoration success. With hundreds of published works to his name (and five species of ants named after him), he reflects in this interview on his undimming passion for learning and teaching about invertebrates - a group of animals that can include up to 95% of faunal species in a reference community.