Ecosystem Management 1994
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4612-4018-1_29
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An Approach for Managing Vertebrate Diversity Across Multiple-Use Landscapes

Abstract: Land managers face the difficult challenge of maintaining biodiversity on lands also used for commodity production. We present an approach for managing the habitats of terrestrial vertebrates at the landscape scale on multiple-use lands. The approach is based on the hypothesis that animal community response to landscape change is a function of species life histories and local patterns oflandscape change. Key steps are: (1) set clear objectives;(2) associate target species with specific habitat configurations; … Show more

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“…The projections were based on statistical functions that predict bird density from tree size class distribution. While this .... ~ is the only viable approach for community scale studies (Hansen et al 1993), habitat is known to be an imperfect predictor of bird demography (Van Horne 1983, Pulliam 1988). These statistical functions explained 9-67% (depending on species) of the variation in bird abundance in the calibration data.…”
Section: Bird Habitat Dynamicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The projections were based on statistical functions that predict bird density from tree size class distribution. While this .... ~ is the only viable approach for community scale studies (Hansen et al 1993), habitat is known to be an imperfect predictor of bird demography (Van Horne 1983, Pulliam 1988). These statistical functions explained 9-67% (depending on species) of the variation in bird abundance in the calibration data.…”
Section: Bird Habitat Dynamicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These statistical functions explained 9-67% (depending on species) of the variation in bird abundance in the calibration data. Obviously, other stand-and landscape-scale factors influence bird density (Hansen et al 1993), but these factors were not considered in this study.…”
Section: Bird Habitat Dynamicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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