Characterising landscape connectivity for conservation planning using a dispersal guild approach

被引：0
|
作者：
Alex Mark Lechner
Daniel Sprod
Oberon Carter
Edward C. Lefroy
机构：
[1] University of Tasmania,Centre for Environment
[2] The University of Queensland,Regional Water and Land Resources, Sustainable Minerals Institute
[3] Tasmanian Land Conservancy,Natural and Cultural Heritage Division
[4] Department of Primary Industries,undefined
[5] Parks,undefined
[6] Water and Environment,undefined
来源：
Landscape Ecology | 2017年 / 32卷
关键词：
Conservation biology; Conservation planning; Connectivity; Dispersal; Guilds; Least-cost paths; Landscape planning; Corridor; Mammals; Cluster analysis; Multi-species model;
D O I：
暂无
中图分类号：
学科分类号：
摘要：
引用
收藏
页码：99 / 113
页数：14
相关论文
共 50 条
  • [1] Characterising landscape connectivity for conservation planning using a dispersal guild approach
    Lechner, Alex Mark
    Sprod, Daniel
    Carter, Oberon
    Lefroy, Edward C.
    LANDSCAPE ECOLOGY, 2017, 32 (01) : 99 - 113
  • [2] Modeling the impact of future development and public conservation orientation on landscape connectivity for conservation planning
    Lechner, Alex Mark
    Brown, Greg
    Raymond, Christopher M.
    LANDSCAPE ECOLOGY, 2015, 30 (04) : 699 - 713
  • [3] A framework for incorporating fine-scale dispersal behaviour into biodiversity conservation planning
    Lechner, Alex M.
    Doerr, Veronica
    Harris, Rebecca M. B.
    Doerr, Erik
    Lefroy, Edward C.
    LANDSCAPE AND URBAN PLANNING, 2015, 141 : 11 - 23
  • [4] Using connectivity metrics in conservation planning - when does habitat quality matter?
    Visconti, Piero
    Elkin, Che
    DIVERSITY AND DISTRIBUTIONS, 2009, 15 (04) : 602 - 612
  • [5] Landscape continuity analysis: A new approach to conservation planning in Israel
    Levin, Noam
    Lahav, Hava
    Ramon, Uri
    Heller, Ayelet
    Nizry, Guy
    Tsoar, Asaf
    Sagi, Yoav
    LANDSCAPE AND URBAN PLANNING, 2007, 79 (01) : 53 - 64
  • [6] Modeling the impact of future development and public conservation orientation on landscape connectivity for conservation planning
    Alex Mark Lechner
    Greg Brown
    Christopher M. Raymond
    Landscape Ecology, 2015, 30 : 699 - 713
  • [7] A graph-theory frarmework for evaluating landscape connectivity and conservation planning
    Minor, Emily S.
    Urban, Dean L.
    CONSERVATION BIOLOGY, 2008, 22 (02) : 297 - 307
  • [8] Focal species and landscape "naturalness" corridor models offer complementary approaches for connectivity conservation planning
    Krosby, Meade
    Breckheimer, Ian
    Pierce, D. John
    Singleton, Peter H.
    Hall, Sonia A.
    Halupka, Karl C.
    Gaines, William L.
    Long, Robert A.
    McRae, Brad H.
    Cosentino, Brian L.
    Schuett-Hames, Joanne P.
    LANDSCAPE ECOLOGY, 2015, 30 (10) : 2121 - 2132
  • [9] Forecasting the influence of conservation strategies on landscape connectivity
    Mozelewski, Tina G.
    Robbins, Zachary J.
    Scheller, Robert M.
    CONSERVATION BIOLOGY, 2022, 36 (05)
  • [10] Integrating landscape connectivity into the evaluation of ecosystem services for biodiversity conservation and its implications for landscape planning
    Ng, Cho Nam
    Xie, Yu Jing
    Yu, Xi Jun
    APPLIED GEOGRAPHY, 2013, 42 : 1 - 12
12345