Conservation of species occupying ephemeral and patchy habitats in agricultural landscapes: The case of the Eurasian Reed Warbler

Sozio, GiuliaMortelliti, AlessioBoccacci, FrancescaRanchelli, ElisaBattisti, CorradoBoitani, Luigi2015-12-100169-2046http://hdl.handle.net/1885/64548Habitat loss and fragmentation are amongst the main threats for animal populations. These two processes are mainly due to the conversion of natural habitats to agroecosystems and have effects at different spatial scales. The identification of their landscKeywords: Fragmented landscapes; Habitat quality; Multi-scale; Occupancy; Phragmites australis; Agriculture; Conservation; Management; Ecosystems; agricultural ecosystem; agricultural land; conservation management; ephemeral pool; habitat fragmentation; habitat los Fragmented landscapes; Habitat quality; Management; Multi-scale; Occupancy; Phragmites australisConservation of species occupying ephemeral and patchy habitats in agricultural landscapes: The case of the Eurasian Reed Warbler201310.1016/j.landurbplan.2013.06.0062016-02-24