A conceptual model for conservation planning based on landscape species requirements
作者： Eric W Sanderson , Kent H Redford , Amy Vedder , Peter B Coppolillo , Sarah E Ward
DOI: 10.1016/S0169-2046(01)00231-6
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摘要: Abstract Effective conservation planning requires, considering all the complicated biological, social and economic factors which impinge on ecological integrity of a site, then focusing inevitably limited resources those times, places activities that most impact structure function. The landscape species concept provides useful lens for defining landscapes highlighting potential threats from human activity. This paper outlines conceptual methodology being tested by Wildlife Conservation Society at three sites in Latin America Africa. Based biological requirements an ecologically functioning population species, “biological” is defined. compared to through use Geographic Information Systems (GIS). Focal sufficient meet are defined activity evaluated with respect requirements. A suite may be selected depending resources, leading multiple, often overlapping, focal landscapes. hypothetical example presented.
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