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Habitat Restoration and Outcomes
2013The general themes for restoring habitats for O. richmondia are fundamentally simple in principle – namely, to increase supply of suitable P. praevenosa and nectar plants, and to remove A. elegans from sites that are otherwise secured against further degradation.
Donald P. A. Sands, Tim R. New
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Intelligent Habitat Restoration Under Uncertainty
Proceedings of the AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence, 2016Conservation is an ethic of sustainable use of natural resources which focuses on the preservation of biodiversity, i.e., the degree of variation of life. Conservation planning seeks to reach this goal by means of deliberate actions, aimed at the protection (or restoration) of biodiversity features.
Tommaso Urli +3 more
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Deflector Designs for Fish Habitat Restoration
Environmental Management, 2004Paired current deflectors are structures that are installed on each bank of a river to locally reduce the width of the channel, thereby creating flow acceleration and promoting scouring. These instream habitat structures have been used extensively in restoration projects to create pool habitat for fish, but there are many discrepancies in deflector ...
Pascale M, Biron +3 more
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Environmental Management, 1997
/ Ecological restoration is increasingly invoked as a tool for the maintenance and regeneration of biodiversity. Yet the conceptual foundations and assumptions underlying many restoration management activities are frequently unclear or unstated. Unforeseen, undesirable consequences of restoration activities may emerge as a result.
, EBERSOLE, , LISS, , FRISSELL
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/ Ecological restoration is increasingly invoked as a tool for the maintenance and regeneration of biodiversity. Yet the conceptual foundations and assumptions underlying many restoration management activities are frequently unclear or unstated. Unforeseen, undesirable consequences of restoration activities may emerge as a result.
, EBERSOLE, , LISS, , FRISSELL
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Freshwater habitat restoration
Freshwater habitats, such as rivers and wetlands, provide major benefits to society through services such as flood risk reduction and drinking water. However, many of these habitats are in a poor condition. They have been damaged by a range of human activities including physical modification and pollution.openaire +1 more source
Considering Intervention Intensity in Habitat Restoration Planning: An Application to Pacific Salmon
Journal of Environmental Management, 2021Jeffrey C. Jorgensen +2 more
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