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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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| description | 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. |
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