Introduction to Distance Sampling

Explore the essential techniques of wildlife population assessment with "Introduction to Distance Sampling" by S. T. Buckland. Published by Oxford University Press in 2001, this comprehensive guide spans 448 pages and delves into various statistical methods for estimating animal abundance. This book is an invaluable resource for practitioners in animal ecology, providing clear explanations and practical applications of distance sampling methods. Buckland’s expertise ensures that readers gain a solid foundation in this vital area of life sciences, including biology, ecology, and zoology. Whether you are a student, researcher, or wildlife manager, this book will enhance your understanding of sampling techniques and their significance in wildlife conservation. Discover how to effectively apply these methods to gather accurate data and make informed decisions in your ecological studies.