Managing landscapes for conservation under uncertainty

Burgmann, M A; Elith, J; Lindenmayer, David B

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Managing landscapes for conservation under uncertainty

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2005

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Burgmann, M A

Elith, J

Lindenmayer, David B

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Ecological Society of America

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In ecology, populations may be linked conceptually with landscapes through habitat and spatial population models. Usually, these models deal with single species and treat a range of uncertainties implicitly and explicitly. They assist managers in testing

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Keywords: conservation; landscape Decision theory; Focal species; Habitat maps; Landscape ecology; Metapopulations; Nested subsets; Reserve design; Spatial pattern

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Ecology

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