Publications

Journal Publications

Ewers, RM and Smith, RJ (2007). Choice of index determines the relationship between corruption and environmental sustainability. Ecology and Society, 12, r2.

Knight, AT, Smith, RJ, Cowling, RM, Desmet, PG, Faith, DP, Ferrier, S, Gelderblom, CM, Grantham, H, Lombard, AT, Maze, K, Nel, JL, Parrish, JD, Pence, GQK, Possingham, HP, Reyers, B, Rouget, M, Roux, D, and Wilson, KA (2007). Improving the Key Biodiversity Areas approach for effective conservation planning. BioScience, 57, 256-261.

Smith, RJ, Muir, RDJ, Walpole, MJ, Balmford, A and Leader-Williams, N (2007). Revisiting the links between governance and the loss of biodiversity. Conservation Biology , 21, 889-900.

Smith, RJ, Goodman, PS and Matthews, WS (2006). Systematic conservation planning: a review of perceived limitations and an illustration of the benefits using a case study from Maputaland, South Africa. Oryx, 40, 400-410.

Sitati, NW & Walpole, MJ (2006). Assessing farm-based measures for mitigating human-elephant conflict in Transmara District, Kenya. Oryx 40, 279-286.

Walpole, MJ (2006). Partnerships for conservation and poverty reduction. Oryx 40, 245-246.

Sitati NW, Walpole MJ, Leader-Williams N (2005). Factors affecting susceptibility of farms to crop raiding by African elephants: using a predictive model to mitigate conflict. Journal of Applied Ecology 42, 1175-1182.

Smith, RJ & Walpole, MJ (2005). Should conservationists pay more attention to corruption? Oryx 39, 251-256.

Walpole, MJ & Smith, RJ (2005). Focusing on corruption:a reply to Ferraro and Katzner. Oryx 39, 263-264.

Zimmermann A, Walpole MJ, Leader-Williams N (2005). Cattle ranchers' attitudes to conflicts with jaguar Panthera onca in the Pantanal of Brazil. Oryx 39, 406-412.

Linkie, M, Smith, RJ & Leader-Williams, N (2004). Mapping and predicting deforestation patterns in the lowlands of Sumatra. Biodiversity and Conservation 13, 1809-1818.

Oldfield, TEE, Smith, RJ, Harrop, SR, & Leader-Williams, N (2004). A gap analysis of terrestrial protected areas in England and its implications for conservation policy. Biological Conservation 120, 307-313.

Walpole, M, (2004). Community scouts promote conservation and livelihood security in the Mara ecosystem, Kenya. Sustainable Development International 10, 119-121.

Walpole, MJ, Nabaala, M & Matankory, C (2004). Status of the Mara Woodlands in Kenya. African Journal of Ecology 42, 180-188.

Oldfield, TEE, Smith, RJ, Harrop, SR, & Leader-Williams, N (2003). Field sports and conservation in the United Kingdom. Nature 423, 531-533.

Sitati, NW, Walpole, MJ, Smith, RJ & Leader-Williams, N (2003). Predicting spatial aspects of human-elephant conflict. Journal of Applied Ecology 40, 667-677.

Smith, RJ, Muir, RDJ, Walpole, MJ, Balmford, A & Leader-Williams, N (2003). Governance and the loss of biodiversity. Nature 426, 67-70.

Leader-Williams, N, Oldfield, TEE, Smith, RJ & Walpole, MJ (2002). Science, conservation & fox hunting. Nature 419, 878.

Walpole, MJ (2002). Factors affecting black rhino monitoring in Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya. African Journal of Ecology 40, 18-25.

Walpole, MJ & Leader-Williams, N (2002). Ecotourism and flagship species in conservation. Biodiversity & Conservation 11, 543-47.

Walpole, MJ, Smith, RJ & Leader-Williams, N (2002). Species biology and conservation funding. Science 298, 1716.

Walpole, MJ & Leader-Williams, N (2001). Masai Mara tourism reveals partnership benefits. Nature 413, 771.

Leader-Williams, N, Smith, RJ & Walpole, MJ (2001). Elephant hunting and conservation. Science 293, 2203.

Walpole, MJ, Morgan-Davies, M, Milledge, S, Bett, P & Leader-Williams, N (2001). Population dynamics and future conservation of a free-ranging black rhinoceros population in Kenya. Biological Conservation 99, 237-43.

Walpole, MJ (2001). Feeding dragons in Komodo National Park: a tourism tool with conservation complications. Animal Conservation 4, 67-74.

Walpole, MJ, Goodwin, HJ, & Ward, KGR (2001). Pricing policy for tourism in protected areas: lessons from Komodo National Park, Indonesia. Conservation Biology 15, 218-27.

Walpole, MJ & Goodwin, HJ (2001). Local perceptions of ecotourism and conservation around Komodo National Park, Indonesia. Environmental Conservation 28, 160-6.

Walpole, MJ & Goodwin, HJ (2000). Local economic impacts of dragon tourism in Indonesia. Annals of Tourism Research 27, 559-76.

Walpole, MJ (2000). GIS as a tool for rhino conservation. Pachyderm 28, 65-72.

Walpole, MJ & Bett, P (1999). The need for cross-border monitoring of the Mara rhinos. Pachyderm 27, 74.

Walpole, MJ & Bett, P (1999). An apparent decline in the Masai Mara black rhino population. Pachyderm 26, 123.

Walpole, MJ & Sheldon , IR (1999). Sampling butterflies in tropical rainforest: an evaluation of a transect walk method. Biological Conservation 87, 85-91.

Honey RC, Horn, G, Bateson, P & Walpole, M (1995). Functionally distinct memories for imprinting stimuli – behavioral and neural dissociations. Behavioral Neuroscience 109, 689-698.

Disney, RHL, Majerus, MEN & Walpole, MJ (1994). Phoridae (Diptera) parasitising Coccinellidae (Coleoptera). The Entomologist 113, 28-42.

Book chapters and reports

Walpole, MJ & Thouless, CR (in press). Increasing the value of wildlife through non-consumptive use. In The Conservation of Wildlife that Conflicts with Man (Eds Woodroffe, R Thirgood, S & Rabinowitz, A). Cambridge University Press, Cambridge.

Smith, RJ & Leader-Williams, N (2006). The Maputaland Conservation Planning System and Conservation Assessment. Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology, Canterbury, UK.

Walpole, MJ (2004). Tourism development strategy for Nyungwe National Park, Rwanda. ORTPN, Kigali, Rwanda.

Smith, RJ (2003). Using mobile phone technology for conservation in the Minshan giant panda landscape: a feasibility study. WWF UK, Godalming, UK.

Tordoff, A, Timmins, R, Smith, R & Mai Ky Vinh (2003). A biological assessment of the Central Truong Son Landscape. Central Truong Son Landscape Initiative Report No. 1. WWF Indochina, Hanoi, Vietnam.

Walpole, MJ, Karanja, GG, Sitati, NW & Leader-Williams, N (2003). Wildlife & People: Conflict and Conservation in Masai Mara, Kenya. Wildlife and Development Series No.14, International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED), London.

Smith, RJ & Linkie, M (2001). Measuring and predicting forest loss in the Kerinci Seblat ICDP project area. World Bank Kerinci Seblat ICDP, Sumatra, Indonesia.

Walpole, MJ & Martyn, N (2001). A Community Wildlife Survey of the Ololarriak-Paraikong area of Olderkessi and Naikarra Locations, Narok District, Kenya. Unpublished report, DICE, University of Kent, pp 23.

Walpole, MJ (2001). Nature tourism as a tool for poverty alleviation in The Gambia. Unpublished report, Centre for Responsible Tourism, University of Greenwich, 17pp.

Smith, RJ & SM Kasiki (2000) A spatial analysis of human-elephant conflict in the Tsavo ecosystem, Kenya. Human Elephant Conflict Taskforce, IUCN. Gland, Switzerland.

Goodwin, HJ, Kent, IJ, Parker, KT, & Walpole, MJ (1998). Tourism, Conservation and Sustainable Development: case studies from Asia and Africa. Wildlife and Development Series No.12, International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED), London.

Goodwin, HJ, Kent, IJ, Parker, KT, & Walpole, MJ (1997a). Tourism, Conservation and Sustainable Development: Komodo National Park, Indonesia. Department for International Development (DFID), London.

Goodwin, HJ, Kent, IJ, Parker, KT, & Walpole, MJ (1997b). Tourism, Conservation and Sustainable Development: Keoladeo National Park, India. Department for International Development (DFID), London.

Goodwin, HJ, Kent, IJ, Parker, KT, & Walpole, MJ (1997c). Tourism, Conservation and Sustainable Development: The South-east Lowveld, Zimbabwe. Department for International Development (DFID), London.

Goodwin, HJ, Kent, IJ, Parker, KT, & Walpole, MJ (1997d). Tourism, Conservation and Sustainable Development: Comparative report. Department for International Development (DFID), London.

Potts, FC, Goodwin, HJ, & Walpole, MJ (1996). People, Wildlife and Tourism in and around Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe. In People and Tourism in Fragile Environments: 199-219. (Ed Price, M.). John Wiley & Sons, Chichester.