Predicting and Assessing Progress in the Restoration of Ecosystems

Restoration of degraded landscapes has become necessary to reverse the pervasive threats from human exploitation. Restoration requires first the monitoring of progress toward any chosen goals to determine their resilience and persistence, and second to conduct in a comparable adjacent area but with...

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Published in:Conservation letters 2018-03, Vol.11 (2), p.n/a
Main Authors: Sinclair, A.R.E., Pech, Roger P., Fryxell, John M., McCann, Kevin, Byrom, Andrea E., Savory, C. John, Brashares, Justin, Arthur, Anthony D., Catling, Peter C., Triska, Maggie D., Craig, Michael D., Sinclair, Tim J.E., McLaren, Jennie R., Turkington, Roy, Beyers, Rene L., Harrower, William L.
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Language:English
Subjects:
anthropogenic activities
Ecosystem resilience
Ecosystem restoration
Ecosystems
endpoints
Human impact
humans
landscapes
moieties
monitoring
Nonnative species
prediction
resilience
Restoration index
Trophic levels
trophic structure
Values
viability
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