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The Roles of Space and Food-Web Complexity in Mediating Ecological Recovery. [PDF]

Ecol Lett
Gawecka KA, Barbour MA, Bullock JM, Bascompte J.   +3 more
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Using landscape ecology to inform the recreational design of the Milton Limestone Quarry

, 2007
Mark A. Taylor
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Hotspots, Population Turnover and Long-Term Data: Ecological Insights From a Short-Lived Frog. [PDF]

Ecol Evol
Lehtinen RM, Krynak KL, Lipps GJ, McCall JC, Youngquist MB.   +4 more
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Cladistic Relationships and Landscape Genetics of the Endangered Indian Peacock Softshell Turtle <i>Nilssonia hurum</i> (Gray, 1830): Implications for Strategic Conservation Planning. [PDF]

Ecol Evol
Abedin I, Putra A, Kang HE, Singh A, Singh S, Singha H, Kim HW, Kundu S.   +7 more
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METHODOLOGY AND ORGANIZATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH IN THE SYSTEM OF LANDSCAPE ECOLOGY AND RADIOECOLOGICAL MONITORING OF TERRITORIES CONTAMINATED WITH RADIONUCLIDES

Vladyslav Parakhnenko, Vitalii Honcharuk
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Developing a Landscape Ecology-Based Diagnostic Methodology to guide Agrobiodiversity Conservation and Support in Peri-Urban Landscapes

Vagge, I., Chiaffarelli, G., Sgalippa, N.   +2 more
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Political Ecologies and the Transformation of Landscape in the Early Modern Delaware Valley

WANIBUCHI, SHUICHI
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Landscape and landscape ecology

2002
The question: “What is a landscape?” is problematic. The difficulty associated with the question has its roots in the “normality” of the term “landscape”, because it is part of the colloquial speech. This situation is comparable with those we face when dealing with the words “environment” or “recreation” — everybody “knows” what the words mean but they
H.-J. Klink, M. Potschin, B. Tress, G. Tress, M. Volk, U. Steinhardt   +5 more
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Landscape Ecology: Designing Sustainable Agricultural Landscapes

Journal of Sustainable Agriculture, 1992
This chapter discusses landscape concepts including sustainability, hierarchy theory, and landscape diversity. It describes landscape approaches including problem-solving, net energy, and the use of geographic information systems. The chapter illustrates how the concept of net energy can be used as an integrative management approach.
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