Using a coarse-filter approach with species assessment for ecosystem management

Haufler et al describe a coarse-filter approach to ecosystem management that is based on a tool called an ecosystem diversity matrix. This matrix provides a framework for a description of historical disturbance regimes, existing landscape conditions, required conditions to support biodiversity, and...

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Published in:Wildlife Society bulletin 1996-07, Vol.24 (2), p.200-208
Main Authors: Haufler, Jonathan B., Mehl, Carolyn A., Roloff, Gary J.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
amenagement forestier
biodiversidad
biodiversite
biodiversity
Biological diversity
conservacion de la naturaleza
conservation de la nature
ecologia
ecologie
ecology
Ecosystem management
Ecosystems
encuestas
enquete
Environmental assessment
Forest ecology
forest management
gestion fonciere
idaho
Land management
landscape
Landscape ecology
Landscapes
nature conservation
ordenacion de tierras
ordenacion forestal
paisaje
paysage
Population ecology
Special Feature: The Inland Pacific Northwest
Species
surveys
Wildlife habitats
Wildlife management
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Summary:Haufler et al describe a coarse-filter approach to ecosystem management that is based on a tool called an ecosystem diversity matrix. This matrix provides a framework for a description of historical disturbance regimes, existing landscape conditions, required conditions to support biodiversity, and desired future landscape conditions.
ISSN:0091-7648
1938-5463