Posts Tagged ‘Human Dimensions’
Understanding Connectivity Conservation in the Context of Social-Ecological Systems: Perspectives from the Caribbean
Sunday, January 11, 2015
INTRODUCTION TO CONNECTIVITY CONSERVATION
Maintenance of functional ecosystems is an increasingly difficult task, as the demand for space to carry out “development activities” degrades and fragments ecosystems. Not only are critical habitats for plants and animals degraded or lost, but critical ecosystem services (such as aquifer recharge, filtering water and air, reducing pest outbreaks, reducing flooding and erosion, maintaining productive soils, supporting fisheries, and providing food and medicines) are often severely impaired or lost. Read the full article
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