Sentence examples for ecosystem area from inspiring English sources
Second, scientists need to develop frameworks outlining core socioecological criteria for determining ecosystem area targets.
We evaluate the ecosystem area target in terms of ES criteria where the evaluation process has been standardized on evaluating ES.
Thus, we believe a plausible pathway on ES standards is establishing ES assessment protocols to evaluate the provision of multiple ES from an ecosystem area (spatial configuration) target.
The investigation concerned local people's socio-economic status, their knowledge about the ecosystem area, their activities in the park area and their opinion about the ecosystem assets and services.
The atmospheric deposition of copper, zinc and selenium is expected to cause risk of adverse effects of 1% at maximum of the European ecosystem area in 2020.
The effect-based scenario analysis of emissions of chromium, nickel, copper, zinc, arsenic and selenium indicates that a relatively small ecosystem area in Europe is subject to risk of adverse effects of these metals in 2000.
We create land use and land cover (LULC) maps to estimate ES and biodiversity, and expert opinion to determine highly vulnerable ecosystem areas to major stressors in Shanghai (known as ecologically fragile areas).
In particular, the biodiversity and ecosystem areas need information on landscape composition, structure of forests, species richness, as well as their changes.
However, pastoralism in the EU is mostly associated with mountainous ecosystems areas which exist in southern as well as in northern Europe, where mobile livestock rearing is also practiced outside mountainous environments.
These questions are highly relevant to several emerging topics in applied ecology, including whether or not to embrace novel ecosystems (areas where non-native species are established and inter-mingle with native species), and under what circumstances to pursue refaunation as a conservation strategy.
An ecosystem's area can vary greatly, from tiny to vast.
