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Frankham et al. (2009), Allendorf et al. (2013), and Loeschcke et al. (2013) are all thorough treatments of the field of conservation genetics. The new field of landscape genetics is overviewed in Balkenhol et al. (2015). Amato et al. (2009) and Steiner et al. (2013) tackle the emerging field of conservation genomics. Hartl and Clark (1997) and Hartl (2000) remain as lucid guidance on population genetics. For background on the rapidly evolving methodology used by conservation geneticists, such as environmental DNA and metagenomics and mitogenomics for biodiversity monitoring, see Bohmann et al. (2014), Yu et al. (2012), Schnell et al. (2015), and Tang et al. (2015). There also is a journal, Conservation Genetics, which along with Molecular Ecology publishes many articles on application of genetics to conservation.