Landscape connectivity estimates are affected by spatial resolution, habitat seasonality and population trends

Connectivity assessments and corridor delineation are key contributions to landscape management and biodiversity conservation. We examined the influence of three potentially crucial factors on the results of connectivity analyses, using the two subpopulations of the endangered brown bear in the Cant...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Biodiversity and conservation 2021-04, Vol.30 (5), p.1395-1413
Hauptverfasser:	Ciudad, Carlos, Mateo-Sánchez, María C., Gastón, Aitor, Blazquez-Cabrera, Sandra, Saura, Santiago
Format:	Artikel
Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	Animal populations Bears Biodiversity Biological diversity conservation Biomedical and Life Sciences Case studies Climate Change/Climate Change Impacts Conservation Biology/Ecology Corridors Data Demography Dispersal Ecology Endangered & extinct species Estimates Geographical distribution Habitat connectivity Habitats Heterogeneity Land cover Landscape Landscape preservation Lidar Life Sciences Optical radar Original Paper Population status Population studies Populations Remote sensing Reproductive behaviour Resolution Seasonal distribution Seasonal variation Seasonal variations Seasonality Seasons Spatial discrimination Spatial resolution Species Subpopulations Trends Vegetation Wildlife conservation
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