Systematic Planning for Biodiversity Conservation
Biodiversity protection prioritisation: a 25-year review
... Introduction to some Australian developments in conservation planning.. Systematic conservation planning.[r] ...
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Planning marine reserve networks for both feature representation and demographic persistence using connectivity patterns
... most conservation planning methods cannot incorporate dynamical processes such as ...connectivity. Systematic conservation planning theory calculates the performance of potential ...
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Systematic conservation planning in marine environments: sensitivities of the planning framework to aspects of scale
... for conservation scientists and practitioners because of its global biodiversity importance coupled with highly varied socioeconomic, cultural, and political contexts (Mills et ...effective ...
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From Marxan to management: ocean zoning with stakeholders for Tun Mustapha Park in Sabah, Malaysia
... 24 25 Keywords: Biodiversity, Coral Triangle Initiative, marine protected area, Marxan, 26 representation, sustainable resource use, systematic conservation planning, Zoning... 31 Introd[r] ...
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Effectiveness of biodiversity surrogates for conservation planning: different measures of effectiveness generate a kaleidoscope of variation
... How can we learn from surrogacy tests? Meta-analysis across surrogate tests might yield generalizations and identify the main factors underlying variability in results, thereby refining predic- tions about surrogates and ...
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A continental landscape framework for systematic conservation planning for Australian rivers and streams
... 5.12 Extracting catchment units of a consistent area from the Pfafstetter nested catchment hierarchy __________________________________________________________________________ 99 Figure 5.13 Using the Pfafstetter codes ...
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Incorporating socio-economic considerations into systematic conservation planning
... Many governments have recently gone on record promising large-scale expansions of protected areas to meet global commitments such as the CBD. As systems of protected areas are expanded to be more comprehensive, they are ...
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Advancing systematic conservation planning for freshwater ecosystems
... and biodiversity (Ban ...freshwater systematic conservation planning there have been no assessments of surrogate effectiveness apart from the work presented in Chapter ...the systematic ...
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Absence of evidence for the conservation outcomes of systematic conservation planning around the globe: a systematic map
... as conservation planning experts within global conservation NGOs, such as Conservation International, and prominent national organisations, such as the South African National ...
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Planning for action: bridging the gap between systematic conservation planning and conservative action
... marine biodiversity, networks of interacting marine protected areas (MPAs) – intertidal and subtidal areas “reserved by law or other effective means to protect part or all of the enclosed environment” (Kelleher ...
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Systematic Conservation Assessment for Most of the Colombian Territory as a Strategy for Effective Biodiversity Conservation
... ing biodiversity and territorial management, sectors’ operations and planning [73] ...for biodiversity conservation and the management of the territory ...
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Philanthrocapitalism, biodiversity conservation and development
... The highest profile actor in Chilean PPAs is Douglas Tompkins, a US entrepreneur (founder of mountaineering firm The North Face and fashion chain Esprit) who began purchasing large areas of Patagonia in Southern Chile ...
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Traditional vegetables with medicinal value from loktak lake shore and threats to the community around
... knowledgeable. Conservation of wetlands is becoming a global burning issue and much discussed ...benefits. Systematic and rotational harvesting mechanism may be adopted to sustain the ...
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The nature of compliance: biodiversity compensation under the Conservation Act 1987
... remaining biodiversity and ecological functions (Race & Fonseca, ...many biodiversity compensation programmes and policies around the world that limit the distance of compensation activities for these ...
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An evaluation of the conservation of New Zealand's threatened biodiversity : management, species recovery and legislation : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Ecology at Massey University, Auckland, New Zealand
... Zealand’s biodiversity have highlighted the challenge of allocating limited resources, especially the funding of threatened ...of Conservation (DOC) staff and will most probably be the metric used in future ...
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Conservation of biodiversity in the genomics era
... The Tasmanian devil is one of the iconic animals of Australia, but this carnivorous marsupial is at risk of extinction due to devil facial tumor disease (DFTD) [59]. DFTD was first observed in 1996, when the species was ...
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Systematic techniques to locate reserves for biodiversity conservation : including a case study on the conservation of floristic diversity in East Gippsland
... Table of figures Figure 1 - A map produced using a multi-criterion site scoring approach 23 Figure 2 - Temperature and precipitation at the sample sites compared to the whole study regio[r] ...
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Australia’s legal frameworks for biodiversity conservation : facilitating adaptation in a rapidly changing world
... management planning, and specific challenges that became apparent in the course of this research, through interviews and the management plan analysis described ...surrounding conservation funding more ...
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Biologically representative and well-connected marine reserves enhance biodiversity persistence in conservation planning
... Conservation planning has focused primarily on represen- tation of biodiversity patterns (Pressey et ...between biodiversity representation and persistence across larger planning ...
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Biodiversity and Health: Implications for Conservation
... deliver conservation and human health gains in tandem, the potential for synergistic bene- fits could be ...to biodiversity, not least because most of it will occur in extremely biodiverse regions such as ...
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