Sentence examples for biodiversity outcomes from inspiring English sources

Boitani, L. et al. Change the IUCN protected area categories to reflect biodiversity outcomes.

Developing effective management strategies for biodiversity outcomes requires clear understanding of social perceptions of regrowth.

It is important that governance settings within these systems can support achievement of biodiversity outcomes.

Identifying measures to improve biodiversity outcomes in rubber-forest mosaics is critical for tropical fauna.

Will current arrangements lead to desirable biodiversity outcomes, and if not, are there other arrangements that plausibly might do better?

Here, we modelled the biodiversity outcomes of averted loss offsetting in terms of vegetation extent and habitat quality in the endangered brigalow woodlands of central Queensland, Australia.

By rearranging the equations we estimated the total protected area (a) needed to obtain the same average local biodiversity outcome (1−r) inferred under this more restrictive management scenario.

Better information on protected area management intent and effectiveness is needed to confidently quantify the biodiversity outcome of increasing management restrictions.

A possible biodiversity outcome of this scenario depends on how the integration is undertaken.

For example, Ruskule et al. [85] showed that the spatial pattern of afforestation on abandoned agricultural land had an impact on the respective biodiversity outcome in Latvia.

In this paper we argue that data on the social context of land use plans are vital to ensure effective biodiversity conservation outcomes that result from SEAs.