The Currency of Conservation: How Is Landscape Extent Applied in Conservation Planning?

Solmundson, Kirsten; Bowman, Jeff; Adey, Elizabeth; Baici, Jennifer E.; Dillon, Rachel M.; Dupuis, Arthur E.; Marrotte, Robby R.; Morin, Samantha J.; Newar, Sasha L.; O'Brien, Paul Philip; Scott, Laura M.

doi:10.1007/s40823-019-00048-2

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“…Related to the previously mentioned changes, landscape ecology has been more than ever involved in the development of solutions for evolving societal problems. Landscape ecology research and its applications have been more frequently used in the assessment of risk and effects of disturbances at larger scales (Loehman et al 2017 ), land planning for conservation (Karimi and Hockings 2018 ; Solmundson et al 2020 ) and adaptive management (Chacón-Moreno et al 2020 ) determining spatially explicit vulnerability to climate change (Mayer et al 2016 ).…”

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confidence: 99%