2022
DOI: 10.3390/su14127406
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A Model-Based Assessment for the Ability of National Nature Reserves to Conserve the Picea Species in China under Predicted Climate Conditions

Abstract: Climate change has a profound impact on the conservation and management of the Picea species, and establishing more nature reserves would be an effective way to conserve wild species in general. Based on a novel computational method using ecological niche modeling to predict the potential geographical distribution of species and a spatial decision support system, the planning process could predict the future distribution of the Picea species and thus select appropriate nature reserves. In this research, we uti… Show more

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“…But there are still gaps in the PPAs. Due to the difficulty of establishing a large reserve, further efforts are needed to extend the existing reserves ( Wang et al., 2022a ). In China, local governments are the main participants and law enforcers in biological protection.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…But there are still gaps in the PPAs. Due to the difficulty of establishing a large reserve, further efforts are needed to extend the existing reserves ( Wang et al., 2022a ). In China, local governments are the main participants and law enforcers in biological protection.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%