Monitoring ecological consequences of efforts to restore landscape-scale connectivity

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• 作者：David M Watson^a ; ^{dwatson@csu.edu.au} ; Veronica A J Doerr^b ; ^c ; Sam C Banks^d ; Don A Driscoll^e ; Rodney van der Ree^f ; ^g ; Erik D Doerr^b ; ^c ; Paul Sunnucks^h
• 关键词：Habitat fragmentation ; Dispersal ; Restoration ; Conservation genetics ; Adaptive management ; Decision support tool ; Rewilding
• 刊名：Biological Conservation
• 出版年：2017
• 出版时间：February 2017
• 年：2017
• 卷：206
• 期：Complete
• 页码：201-209
• 全文大小：1078 K
• 卷排序：206

文摘

Movements of animals and plants have been disrupted by habitat loss and land-use change Community-led initiatives to improve connectivity using restoration and revegetation are becoming commonplace, but we don’t know how effective our expenditure and actions are Rather than simply measuring habitat extent or configuration, initiatives must assess the function of connectivity conservation actions and the influence of these actions on population persistence Monitoring should be included at all stages in plans and funding agreements, necessitating input from ecologists in co-ordination, evaluation, analysis and reporting.